Calvary Road Baptist Church
July 4, 2009 - P. O. Box 1968, Monrovia, California 91016 (626) 357-2711
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Home of Calvary Road Baptist Academy
Where traditional values are taught in
Kindergarten through High School
(now enrolling)
“IS JESUS ANGRY WITH SINNERS?”
(Excerpt)
Though Jesus alone is the Redeemer, and there is only one Mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, First Timothy 2.5, Rome insists on asserting that Mary is the co-redeemer with Christ, and that while Christ is the Mediator, Mary is the Mediatrix. Thus, in their effort to persuade individuals concerned about their sins to seek safety, refuge, and salvation in the Virgin Mary, Rome has successfully portrayed the Lord Jesus Christ as being angry with sinners.
Thinking About Visiting?
If you do not have a Church home and you live in the Los Angeles area you can call our office for directions. Please remember, however, that the thrust of our Church's ministry is to bring the lost to Christ. We are committed to each Christian being faithful to his present Church home.
Schedule of Services: July 5, 2009
| Sunday Morning Service: Say So! – Psalm 107.2 | 10:45 a.m. |
| Sunday Evening Service: Peter Ard – Missionary to the Jewish people of Argentina | 6:00 p.m. |
| Nursery is available during all services. | |
Quote of the Week
He that will not seriously and frequently observe the internal motions and actings of God in and upon his noble part, his immortal soul, may talk of assurance, and complain of want of assurance, but it will be long before he shall obtain assurance.
Thomas Brooks