Calvary Goodyear | Sanctify them by Your truth. Your word is truth. John 17:17

Posted by CG Admin on Jul 26, 2011

What We Teach

Scripture is the source of all spiritual life and health. We teach God's Word so people will be saved and grow in Christ.

Posted by Ian on Sep 20, 2011

It is our desire that the body of believers at Calvary Goodyear "grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ" (Eph. 4:15). Therefore, along with the expository preaching of God's Word from the pulpit, we offer Growth Essentials classes to teach the truth of God's Word on various topics.

Posted by CG Admin on Jul 24, 2012

Tuesday Night Studies

Christians are not called to an isolated personal relationship with Jesus. Rather, we're called to fellowship as a body---an assembly---of believers who together are being built into a dwelling place of God, as each individual member does its part. It is with this calling in mind that we meet on Tuesday nights for separate men’s and women’s studies.

Posted by CG Admin on Jul 27, 2011

H2H Ministry

We believe God intends for us to do life together. This truth is found at the very core of what Jesus accomplished on the Cross – for He has reconciled us both to Himself and to each other. God never intended for us to live the Christian life alone.

Posted by CG Admin on Jan 12, 2011

Book of the Month

Throughout the year we will feature and read a Book of the Month as a means of supplementing the teaching of God's Word at Calvary Goodyear. We believe each book will encourage, bless, and strengthen your walk with the Lord, as each one draws your attention to the love of God as revealed in the Gospel.

Posted by CG Admin on Jul 27, 2011

Cross-Centered Kids

Our purpose in Cross-Centered Kids is to encourage and equip parents to raise up their children to put their trust in God (Ps. 78:1-8).

Posted by CG Admin on Oct 13, 2011

Membership Matters

In a day when commitment is a rare commodity, it should come as no surprise that committing to a church is such a low priority to so many believers. Sadly, it is not uncommon for Christians to move from church to church, never submitting themselves to the care of elders and never committing themselves to a group of fellow believers as mandated by Scripture. To neglect—or to refuse—to join a...