Pastor Vicki Cheek delivered a powerful, transparent, and faith-stirring message centered on the truth that God still meets needs. Drawing primarily from Mark chapter 5, she walked the congregation through three major encounters with Jesus: the man possessed by a legion of demons, Jairus’ dying daughter, and the woman who had suffered with an issue of blood for twelve years. In each case, Jesus met the need in a miraculous way.
A major highlight of the message was Pastor Vicki’s personal testimony. She openly shared that earlier this year she received news of cancer for the sixth time—this time in a place that medical intervention could not reach. After months of standing on the Word, praying, and refusing to give up, she received recent blood work results confirming she is completely cancer-free. Her white blood cell counts that had been extremely elevated returned to normal, and the doctor acknowledged that something miraculous had taken place. The church erupted in praise as she declared that the same God who met her need is ready to meet the needs of His people.
Throughout the message, Pastor Vicki emphasized that every need—whether physical, emotional, mental, financial, or spiritual—can be found in Jesus. She encouraged the congregation not to let fear, delay, or past wounds keep them from reaching out in faith. Using the example of the woman with the issue of blood, she challenged everyone to be willing to “risk it all” to touch the Master.
The service closed with a strong altar call as believers stood and prayed for one another, believing God to meet every need represented in the room. Pastor Vicki’s message was both deeply personal and widely applicable, leaving the church encouraged, strengthened, and full of expectation.
The need is still met—because Jesus is still the same.

August 30th
What does it truly mean that Jesus became sin so that we might become the righteousness of God? That single question sits at the heart of one of the most profound verses in all of Scripture, 2 Corinthians 5:21, and unpacking it changes everything about how we understand salvation. We are walked through the apostle Paul's buildup to this verse, beginning with the truth that when we place our faith in Christ, our old life does not simply get improved -- it dies. A genuine union with Christ means His death becomes the death of our former self, and His risen life becomes the foundation of our new one. This is not abstract theology. It is the most personal truth imaginable: the sinless Son of God, who was tempted in every way we are yet never yielded, willingly absorbed every sin of every human being across all of history, so that we could be clothed in His righteousness. The weight of that exchange -- our sin for His righteousness -- is staggering, and sitting with it has the power to reframe how we see ourselves, our struggles, and our standing before God.
Be sure to watch the video of Sunday's service here on the website or on our Facebook page, ConnectingwithCalvary
If you live in the Grand Prairie area, we would love to have you worship with us at Calvary Family Worship Center!
Maybe you’ve been searching for a church home. Maybe you’re hungry for a deeper relationship with God. Maybe you need encouragement, healing, direction, or simply a place where you can come into the presence of God and worship Him with other believers.
Come just as you are. We believe God still saves, heals, restores, delivers, and transforms lives through the power of His Word and the presence of the Holy Spirit.
Join us for worship this Sunday at 10:30 AM. Come expecting God to meet you right where you are!
And if you aren't able to attend—or if you simply need someone to pray with you—contact us. We would be honored to stand with you in faith and pray for your need.
You don't have to walk through it alone. There is hope. There is help. And there is a God who cares about you.
We look forward to worshiping with you at CFWC!