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Calvary Baptist Church (Tyler, Texas)
Sermons from Calvary Baptist Church in Tyler, Texas.
Episodes
15 episodes
Psalm 46 (God is Our Refuge)
Psalm 46 was written by people who had walked through catastrophe and discovered that God had not moved an inch. It does not promise that nothing bad will happen. It promises something far sturdier: that when the worst happens, God is still the...
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Psalm 32 (Blessed is the One Whose Sin is Forgiven)
Psalm 32 is one of the most personal and powerful declarations of the gospel found anywhere in Scripture. David, writing from the other side of devastating sin and genuine confession, opens with a stunning beatitude: blessed is the one whose tr...
Psalm 19 (He is There, and He is Not Silent)
God is not silent. Through Psalm 19, David celebrates two powerful ways God communicates with us: through creation and through Scripture. The heavens constantly declare His glory, and His written Word is perfect, sure, and more valuable than go...
Psalm 116 (Return, O my Soul, to Your Rest)
On the night of His betrayal, Jesus sang Psalm 116 as part of the Passover Hallel. This means we are not simply reading an ancient poem but the very song Christ sang before going to Gethsemane and the cross. The psalm moves from desperate cries...
Psalm 119:1-8 (The Blessed Way: Walking in the Word of God)
Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible, and its opening eight verses reveal what it truly means to live a blessed life. The blessed life is not about achieving moral perfection but about walking in the right direction, seeking God with a...
Psalm 139 (Massive Truths for Meaningful Worship and Missional Walk)
May 31, 2026Dr. Henry Dennard
Psalm 1 (The Blessed Man We Could Never Be)
Psalm 1 opens the book of Psalms with a striking portrait of the blessed man, but this description goes far deeper than simple moral instruction. The psalm begins by showing us what the blessed person doesn't do: he doesn't walk in the counsel ...
Revelation 19:6-10 (The Marriage Supper of the Lamb)
In Revelation 19:6-10, heaven erupts with a thunderous roar of praise as a countless multitude declares God's eternal reign. This passage reveals three anchoring truths for believers: God reigns sovereignly right now, the marriage supper of the...
Revelation 19:1-6 (Heaven’s Hallelujah: The Righteousness of God’s Judgments)
The word hallelujah appears only four times in the New Testament, all in Revelation 19:1-6, where heaven celebrates God's judgment of Babylon. This teaches us four crucial truths about divine judgment: God's judgments are true because He posses...
Revelation 18:1-24 (Christ is the Better Ark)
Revelation 18 describes the fall of Babylon, representing the entire worldly system separated from God. Just as Pompeii's residents ignored warning signs before Mount Vesuvius erupted, our world remains intoxicated by earthly pleasures despite ...
Revelation 17:7-18 (The Angel's Riddle & the Lamb's Victory)
In Revelation 17, an angel asks John a piercing question: Why do you marvel? This challenges us to examine where we place our awe and wonder in a world dazzled by false displays of power. The beast represents Satan-empowered human authority tha...
Revelation 17:1-6 (The City That Always Falls)
Revelation 17 reveals the world's seductive power through the image of a beautiful woman called Babylon who represents global systems that pull people away from God. This harlot appears attractive with her golden cup, purple robes, and jewels, ...
Shepherds & Sheep Under the Chief Shepherd
The Bible establishes a clear relationship between church elders and their congregation based on shepherding rather than corporate management. Elders are called to three primary responsibilities: teaching sound doctrine, guarding against false ...