Calvary Baptist Church

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Psalms

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Ecclesiastes

Andre Williams - Sunday Evening

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Psalms

The sermon presents a profound theological reflection on the nature of eternal inheritance through the lens of a last will and testament, centered on Christ's death as the necessary fulfillment of God's covenant. Drawing from Hebrews 9, it unfolds the biblical concept of inheritance—first as the promised land for Israel, then as Christ's rightful dominion over all creation, and finally as the shared inheritance of believers who are adopted as children of God and sealed by the Holy Spirit. The message emphasizes that this inheritance is not earned but received through faith, grounded in Christ's sacrificial death and resurrection, and guaranteed by the Spirit's indwelling presence. While acknowledging the grief of earthly loss, the sermon affirms that Christ's own weeping at Lazarus's death reveals His deep compassion for human suffering, underscoring His solidarity with humanity and His ultimate purpose to abolish death and restore all things. The call is urgent: to repent, believe, and receive the Spirit's seal, for the inheritance is real, eternal, and available now to all who turn to Christ in faith.

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Sunday Morning

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Psalms

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Ecclesiastes

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Sunday Evening

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Midweek Service

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Sunday Morning

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Sunday Evening

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Psalms

Sam Wood - Family Conference 2026

Sam Wood - Family Conference 2026

Sam Wood - Family Conference 2026

Practicing the presence of God is a biblically grounded discipline rooted in the reality that God is already present, not something to be conjured through emotion or ritual. It is not a mystical experience but a daily, intentional awareness of God's nearness, cultivated through truth, Christ-centered faith, Spirit-enabled discernment, Scripture saturation, obedience, and consistent application in ordinary life. The sermon emphasizes that true intimacy with God is not measured by emotional highs but by a steady, reverent awareness of His presence—seen in creation, providence, and the Word—expressed through affection, prayer, and obedience in everyday moments. By adopting habits such as morning devotion, continual prayer, and evening reflection, believers can cultivate a life of integrated holiness, where God's presence transforms character, strengthens leadership, and deepens spiritual vitality, ultimately fulfilling the biblical call to fear God and keep His commandments.

Deborah Wood - Family Conference 2026

Pastor Casey Kuhlman - Psalms

The sermon delivers a forceful theological critique of the viral 'tiny Jesus' figurine trend, condemning it as idolatrous, blasphemous, and spiritually dangerous. Grounded in the First Commandment from Exodus 20, it argues that any physical representation of Christ—no matter how small or well-intentioned—violates God's prohibition against graven images and reduces the infinite, transcendent Christ to a man-made, commodified object. Pastor Kuhlman warns that such figurines distort the gospel by replacing the biblical call to repentance with sentimental, emotional gestures, thereby mocking Christianity to the lost world and enabling spiritual complacency. He further contends that the trend reflects a broader apostasy in the church, where cultural entertainment and emotionalism have supplanted biblical fidelity, and calls believers to discernment, separation from worldly trends, and courageous stand for the truth. Ultimately, the sermon urges Christians to reject all forms of idolatry, to honor Christ in spirit and truth, and to stand firm in proclaiming the fullness of the gospel with boldness and integrity.