War-weary Ukrainian chaplains and their wives are filled with the Holy Spirit at a retreat in the Carpathian Mountains.

Walking in the Spirit isn't easy or natural—it takes genuine effort, devotion, and moment-by-moment concentration. Pastor Chuck Smith describes how we can enjoy wonderful depth and consistency in our fellowship with God in our series based on his book, Why Grace Changes Everything.

FrontSight Military Outreach is dedicated to serving those who have bravely served our country, providing hope and healing to military families through the power of Jesus' love and grace.

When a thought or an inclination comes to our consciences, how can we discern whether the notion is from God? Pastor Chuck Smith explores this fascinating and often challenging question in this installment of our series, Why Grace Changes Everything.

Al Perkins, a legendary musician from the early Calvary Chapel days, looks back at how God guided him throughout his long career and provided opportunities to share the Gospel.

Walking in the Spirit becomes an exciting experience as we learn what it means to be in deep fellowship with God, according to Pastor Chuck Smith. Read more in this current installment of our series based on his book, Why Grace Changes Everything.

Pastor Chuck Smith shares an encouraging Thanksgiving message, based on Psalm 116. What shall I surrender to the Lord for all of His benefits toward me?

A regular, systematic time in God's Word is essential if we are to walk and grow in the Holy Spirit, according to Pastor Chuck Smith. In our continuing series based on his book, Why Grace Changes Everything, he exhorts us to feed our spirit as we do our bodies.

More than 300 young adults, often described as a lonely, distracted, and anxious generation, are encouraged in spirit and action as they gather at a conference focusing on the blessed assurance of the Word of God.

When we understand what it means to be “seated with Christ”, we will begin to experience the power of God, according to Pastor Chuck Smith, in his book, Why Grace Changes Everything. That will allow us to walk in a manner pleasing to Him.

Missionaries Nolan and Marie Schockey share how God is working through their ministry, Servant Senders, to spread the Gospel to Mexican law enforcement, military, border police, children, and even migrants illegally crossing the border.

When Hurricane Helene flooded their Florida home, this Calvary Chapel family was forced to make a daring escape in the dead of night into the cold, dangerous current as they sought safety for themselves and their disabled daughter.

Calvary Chapel pastors and believers, traveling long distances the week before Tuesday’s crucial election, share how they covered the nation’s capital in fervent prayer for the United States, its leaders, and for Christian revival.

Through tribulations and victory, Bill and Danyal James of the Ishunga Missionary Outreach Center and Calvary Chapel Ishunga serve the needs of Ugandan children.

When we stumble or fall as believers in Jesus Christ, Pastor Chuck Smith encourages us to lean on the Holy Spirit, Who won’t let us stay there. In our series based on his book, Why Grace Changes Everything, Chuck shares more about the spiritual warfare that sometimes takes us down.

Sam Brown, a U.S. Army veteran badly injured and disfigured from a bombing in Afghanistan, has turned his suffering into service, including a run for political office.

How much do we believe the promises of God? Pastor Chuck Smith asks in this installment of our series based on his book, Why Grace Changes Everything. He reminds us that our actions must be in harmony with what we believe, or our belief can be called into question.

Are we grateful for the “arresting” grace of God? Pastor Malcolm Wild, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Merritt Island, FL, examines the conversion of the apostle Paul—set on a path to destroy the early Christian Church. But Jesus stopped him in his tracks. Read more here about how God graciously stops us in our own tracks.

Calvary Chapels along Florida’s west coast anticipated great destruction, flooding, and possible loss of life in the face of Category 5 Hurricane Milton last week. However, God’s omnipotent power was at work in calming what many were calling ‘unsurvivable storm’.

Floridians begin to face often massive cleanup challenges in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, which made landfall Wednesday night and moved offshore early today (Thursday morning). Damage has varied, depending on the path of the storm.