Calvary Chapel Turlock

06/05/2026

God redeems the messiest situations. From Judah & Tamar's shameful story came the line of Jesus. No matter how chaotic your life, when you give it to God honestly, He makes all things new. Your past doesn't disqualify you—God specializes in turning shame into glory.

06/03/2026

Our Annual Church Picnic is coming up on Saturday, June 13th! Every year, we enjoy worship, baptisms, food, fellowship, & friendly competition as a church family.

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06/03/2026

Ever feel like your past is too messy for God to use? Genesis 38 tells one of the most shocking stories in Scripture—filled with deception, immorality, & shame. Yet from this chaos, God brought forth the lineage of Jesus Christ Himself.

Through Judah & Tamar's story, we discover a powerful truth: our God specializes in redemption. He takes the worst situations, the deepest failures, & transforms them into something beautiful. Romans 8:28 promises that "all things work together for good to those who love God"—even when we can't see how.

No matter what chaos exists in your life right now, no matter what failures haunt you, God says "Behold, I make all things new" (Revelation 21:5). Your mess is not too big for His mercy. Your story is not too broken for His redemption.

Bring your life to Him honestly, & watch Him create something glorious from the ashes.

Listen to this week's message here: https://www.ccturlock.org/media/pc53dnf/he-makes-all-things-new

06/01/2026

05/30/2026

Joseph’s brothers sold him into slavery for 20 pieces of silver-yet God was writing a greater story. When life feels unfair & you’ve done nothing wrong, remember: it’s not your final chapter. The Lord sees you, He’s with you, & He’s working all things for good.

05/28/2026

When life feels unfair and everything seems to fall apart, where is God?

Joseph had dreams of greatness, yet found himself betrayed by his own brothers & sold into slavery. He did nothing wrong—he simply obeyed his father. Sound familiar? Like Joseph, Jesus was also betrayed for silver coins & handed over to suffer unjustly.

Here's the truth: when you're in the pit, it's not the end of your story. The Lord is writing another chapter. He sees you. He knows your pain. And He's working all things together for good, even when you can't see it yet.

If you're facing injustice, suffering, or confusion today, remember Joseph's journey. Keep your eyes on the Lord. Trust Him through the difficulty. He hasn't abandoned you—He's preparing you for something greater than you can imagine.

The same God who brought Joseph from the pit to the palace is with you right now.

Listen to the full message here: https://www.ccturlock.org/media/p6kw3dz/joseph-suffers

05/26/2026

“Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.”
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- Jesus (John‬ ‭15‬:‭13‬)

05/22/2026

Christians are often divided on the latest social or political issue. But we should instead be unite...

05/19/2026

God has given parents the primary responsibility to shape their children's character & point them toward Christ. If we don't disciple them, the world certainly will.

05/19/2026

What do you do when family dynamics get messy? Joseph's story in Genesis 37 gives us powerful lessons for today.

Joseph was loved by his father but hated by his brothers. He was given a special coat, had prophetic dreams, & faced deep family conflict. Yet through it all, he kept his eyes on God—whether in prosperity or hardship. His life beautifully points us forward to Jesus, who was also loved by the Father, rejected by His own, betrayed for silver, & ultimately elevated to save His people.

Parents, this story challenges us: Know your children deeply. Don't show favoritism. Set one standard for your family rooted in love. And remember, we don't fight against people—we fight spiritual battles through prayer, living out the gospel, & proclaiming Christ's righteousness. Let's never allow hatred to take root in our hearts.

Joseph's faithfulness reminds us that God is always at work, even in the most difficult family situations. Trust Him today.

Listen to this weeks message here: https://www.ccturlock.org/media/t2xbrh2/joseph-and-his-dreams