King David is running for his life. He is in desperate need of intervention from God. For the last three weeks, Pr. Nathanael has been studying Psalm 86, seeing David´s cry for help, and noticing that he pauses to reflect on who God is. Now David finds God wanting him to have a heart willing to change and praise God - no matter the circumstance.

Looking for answers from God during a difficult time? Our current world situation might find you in in prayer, in fear, in anguish. Know that you are not alone. Just like in our prayers today, it seems like King David has repeating prayers for God´s help. David was powerful, influential, wealthy and famous. It seems he should have it all. Yet, we find that he was not immune to life´s problems. In Psalm 86 we find him pouring out his soul in desperation. This psalm is a personal prayer of one individual. However, we can still understand more of the character of God and Biblical principles from what David shares. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett looks at verses 1-7, the first section of verses, calling them "The Cry for Help." where he looks at David´s requests, the foundation of each one, and the theme that each communications.

How many crisis have we ever lived through? Political, fuel, financial, health... Sometimes it feels life moves from crisis to crisis. The Church in its history has also gone through various crisis. Some have been created from internal problems and some from external problems. From debates on theology to dealing with persecution, the Church has been affected in many ways. How do you think the Church should respond in the face of a crisis? Pr. Nathanael Fawcett looks at a crisis that faced the early church, drawing parallels in how they reacted to how the Church today should react in the midst of COVID-19,the Corona Virus.

The Bible promises that we will face trials and suffering. Our focus can be on those difficulties, or on the Lord who promises to be with us as we go through them. This does not mean we should deny them or act as if pain doesn´t exist. Joel Rast shares from his experience of walking with his wife, Cindy, through the pain of cancer and her passing on into glory. Read encouraging words for Christians to not give up hope, in Isaiah 43 and other scriptures. [In the midst of COVID-19, Calvary is concerned about the health of it´s members. This video was recorded as Sunday´s live message from the pulpit without the church body attending]

It is a very famous scene - the story of the men who break through the roof of a home to lower their paralytic friend down to where Jesus was in hopes that Jesus would heal him. What does Jesus look and find in the different persons in this story? What are the priorities in His decisions? Delton Hochstedler shares from his personal experiences of struggles with a son who suffers through leukemia and cancer and from what God has been teaching through this story found in the gospel of Mark.