Calvary Chapel French Valley
Together we are glorifying God, loving others, and growing faith!
Sundays at 9:30am | 38372 Innovation Court, Murrieta, CA 92563 | in person or online
What it Means to be a part of CCFV
Everything we do, every time we gather - whether it’s singing, praying, teaching, giving, interacting or serving - reflects God’s love to all and our love for Him.
That’s the kind of worship you can expect at Calvary Chapel. We’ll welcome you with open arms, never singling you out or embarrassing you in any way. You’ll ALWAYS have the opportunity to reach out to the Father in prayer. We believe God’s Word has all the answers we need in life.
We know visiting a new church can be a little unnerving, but there is no need to worry. The church is for imperfect people who are trying to figure out how to be a family. Let’s figure out how to help each other, together.
Our whole life is an opportunity to worship God!
Everything we do, every time we gather – whether it's singing, praying, teaching, giving, interacting, or serving – reflects God’s love to all. And our love for Him.
Worship With Us!
Come as you are and join us in our worship. We are not concerned about what you look like on the outside. We know it is what is inside a person that really matters.
Several small groups dedicated to Bible studies are also offered during the week.
SUNDAYS AT 9:30 AM
38372 Innovation Court, Murrieta, CA 92563For the Kids
Our Latest Sermon
Justin Alfred - August 25, 2018
Worldviews Conference - Session 5 - Sociology
EVERYONE HAS A WORLDVIEW! Everyone has a worldview. It is how we see the world around us, and it is the filter we use for interacting with others. Our worldview is something that develops over our lifetime. It is formed by our upbringing, our environment, our experiences, our education, our religious beliefs, our culture, and everything else that touches our lives. Justin Alfred helps us to understand the different worldviews and how they impact our lives. Session 5 – Sociology Sociology, like ethics, is unequivocally based on a "moral grid" that guides every venue of one's life. As we go through this aspect of one's world view, we will see that historically, one's sociological perspective will affect all aspects of the type of civilized society one lives in, and that includes what changes take place over time - either changes that indeed bring about the True and Eternal Life that Jesus promised (John 10:10), or changes that escalate into openly, legitimized forms of tyrannical dictatorship and sexual perversion. For example, when our country was established, slavery was an accepted form of sociological behavior, but it was the Christians in Great Britain who first outlawed slavery in the British Empire, and ultimately through the Civil War here in the United States, slavery was abolished. However, in a host of non-Christian countries, including some Muslim nations and people groups up through today, slavery is still embraced. What made the difference in the Great Britain and the United States? That difference was the fact that because our country was based on God's Eternal Word, as time went by, God's sanctifying process for society began to occur, resulting in change and conformity to His Word, in the same way God's sanctifying process changes us as individual believers in Jesus Christ. Thus, we will examine the "foundational grids" embraced by different groups.
Scripture References: Luke 8:40-56
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For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.
Hebrews 4:12 - NKJV