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In this episode of the Weekly Jay Ewing and Thomas Milburn discuss the transition from the Advent season back to the study of First Corinthians, specifically addressing Paul’s exploration of eating meat sacrificed to idols. The conversation highlights how Paul emphasizes decision-making through four key lenses: the impact on the church, on unbelievers, on personal freedom, and ultimately on the glory of God. The speakers also reflect on the temptation faced by the Corinthian church, encouraging listeners to remember the resurrection of Jesus as the foundation for making choices that build up the community of believers. Ultimately, they underscore the importance of staying connected to God and community to avoid the pitfalls of temptation and idolatry, linking personal struggles to a broader understanding of God’s presence and grace.00:00 - Welcome to The Weekly02:55 - The Calvary Cup05:26 - 4 Lenses of Paul's Letter to the Romans10:28 - First Corinthians: The Test of Spiritual Blessing15:40 - Paul on Praying for a Spiritual Blessing17:32 - Paul's Old Testament Hermeneutic21:54 - The Meaning of Jesus' Words22:14 - The Temptation in Chapter 1023:25 - Hebrews 4, The Way Out24:57 - Choosing the Right to Do Things26:29 - Temptation in the Gospel28:23 - How to Get Out of Temptations29:37 - Paul's Letter to the Corinthian Church31:36 - ConclusionYou can find more episodes of The Weekly at calvarybible.com/theweekly.We'd love to hear from you! Fill out this online Connect Card to get in touch with us. https://calvarybible.com/connectcardLearn more about Calvary https://calvarybible.comFind out what's happening at Calvary. https://calvarybible.com/eventsHow can we pray for you? https://calvarybible.com/prayer
Jay and Thomas discusses the significance of the cross as the pivotal point for all of humanity and that opinions about it shape our relationship with God. The cross may seem foolish or moronic to the world, but for believers, it embodies the power of God and the essence of salvation. In 1 Corinthians Paul emphasizes that God deliberately chose what the world deemed weak and foolish to challenge human wisdom and self-reliance, ultimately leading to humility before God. True strength lies in embracing the cross and turning toward God, rather than clinging to personal achievements or societal standings.00:00 - Welcome03:43 - Getting In To Fist Corinthians05:05 - The Cross is the Crossroads of All Humanity09:44 - Americans Don't Understand The Cross13:52 - Jesus on the Road to Life16:27 - Why Does God Use the Cross to Destroy Human Wisdom?20:35 - What Gets In the Way of the Cross?23:49 - The Beatitudes of First Corinthians29:04 - A Vision for the Good Life29:44 - ConclusionYou can find more episodes of The Weekly at calvarybible.com/theweekly.We'd love to hear from you! Fill out this online Connect Card to get in touch with us. https://calvarybible.com/connectcardLearn more about Calvary https://calvarybible.comFind out what's happening at Calvary. https://calvarybible.com/eventsHow can we pray for you? https://calvarybible.com/prayer#CalvaryBible #1corinthians
Join Jay and Tom as they look at the last chapters of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of repentance and community renewal through returning to God. They talk about how true transformation comes from a new life through Jesus and look ahead to our next series.
Join Jay Ewing and Perry Marshall as they discuss Nehemiah chapter one. They focus on the importance of prayer, looking at the example of Nehemiah’s own prayer. They highlight praying as a first response and talk about ways we can deepen our own prayers. While the book is named after Nehemiah, they talk about how God is the ultimate hero of this story and emphasizing his role in restoration and redemption.00:00 - Introduction00:55 - The Church and Technology02:02 - God is the Hero of the Story04:00 - Nehemiah’s Contemparies05:35 - Staying Faithful in Exile07:35 - Repentance in Light of Judgement10:04 - Nehemiah’s Heart for Jerusalem13:59 - Nehemiah’s Prayer/Learning How to Pray21:20 - Connecting Nehemiah’s Prayer to Daniel’s Prayer22:47 - Bringing the Lesson’s from Nehemiah Into Everyday Life25:00 - Steps to Deepen Your Prayers28:23 - Looking Ahead to the Rest of NehemiahLike always, you can write us at theweekly@cavlarybible.com. We’d love to hear your thoughts and questions. You can also fill out this online Connect Card to get in touch with us. https://calvarybible.com/connectcard
Join Jay and Thomas as they discuss our new series in the book of Nehemiah, including how understanding the Bible, where it comes from, and it's place in history can help to build our faith God and his word. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@cavlarybible.com. We’d love to hear your thoughts and questions. You can also fill out this online Connect Card to get in touch with us. https://calvarybible.com/connectcard
What are some of the hardest-to-understand titles Revelation ascribes to Jesus? Join us as Jay and Thomas sit down and discuss some of the unfamiliar language of Revelation Chapter 1. Not to mention, we discuss some other ways to engage in Revelation as we prepare each week. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Jay Ewing is back! Jump back into "The Weekly" with Jay sitting down with Tom Shirk, Calvary Bible Church's senior pastor. Not to mention, we begin our journey in the book of Revelation. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Due to a technical issue we were unable to record the sermon in Thornton. This sermon from Boulder covers the same topic and scripture.
What will it look like to really change? Patrick Sobecki had Jake Baur come to discuss the sermon from Sunday about living in the fruit of the Spirit. They really got into what does it look like to change for the long term, having discipline, how neurology informs how we think about change, and starting with small tasks. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Why do we keep talking about the Bible? Patrick Sobecki sat down with Mark Luebe, one of the teaching pastors at the Erie campus, to talk about the first message in the summer series, This We Believe. They spend some time discussing why we can study and preach from the statement of faith and how important it is to revisit what we think about the Bible. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to
How do we disagree winsomely? Patrick Sobecki got the chance to talk with Jake Baur about Daniel 5. They share about the ways in which the passage resembles our own culture, recommend a book or two, and then get into what it can really look like for Daniel to be our model of how to share sharp disagreement with people in our culture. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com
What does the humble life look like? Patrick Sobecki sat down with Jake Baur, the leader of the Middle School ministry at the Boulder campus, to discuss how we live a truly humble life. They dive into Daniel 4 and talk through how Nebuchadnezzar is a good example to learn from, how similar our own lives can be to his, and how our choices determine whether or not we are living with gratitude rather than pride. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com.
How do we treat people like God would treat them? Patrick Sobecki talked to Tom Shirk this week about Micah 6:8 and the 6:8 Project that Calvary spent the last weekend talking about. Tom and Patrick discussed what it means for us to be aware of the people around us in need and what it looks like for not just the ancient farmer, but the contemporary worker to care for people in the way God calls us to. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com
How do we live in a day where human identity is the most important part of the people we live around? Patrick Sobecki sits down with Perry Marshall at the Boulder campus. Perry defines what this issue even is and how, if Christians are going to be non-compliant, we are supposed to be encouraged. J.K. Rowling and Christopher Dawkins even get mentioned in this conversation that extends beyond the walls of our church. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com
What books inspire you to stay faithful, just like Daniel? You will enjoy the conversation between two book nerds. Patrick Sobecki takes the reigns of "The Weekly" while Jay steps away on Sabbatical. We look deeply into a book by John Piper, "Desiring God." Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What does it mean to live a winsome life? What is the aim of a winsome life? These two questions we discuss in this week's episode. Join Thomas and Jay as they sit down to discuss Daniel 1. We also talk about why the Babylonians renamed Daniel and his friends. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Happy Easter Season! That's right, Thomas, Patrick, and Jay sit down to discuss the historical evidence around the resurrection of Jesus. Not to mention, the guys talk about how the resurrection of Christ plays a part in our everyday lives. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Calvary, we've got a great conversation lined up for you today. Jay and Zack Thompson sit down to talk about betrayal. Looking through Luke's account of Peter's and Judas' betrayal, we discuss the implications of Christ's great love for those who don't deserve love. Join us as we sit through some of Jesus' hardest conversations with his disciples. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
You can't miss this episode! We have the pleasure of sitting with Tom Shirk. Not only do we talk about the importance of "The Lord's Table" and the completion of the Old Testament, but we also talk about how to make this Easter season Christ-filled. We also hear about Tom's love of his favorite sport, golf. Like always, you can write us theweekly@calvarybible.com.
We reached 100 episodes! Enjoy this week's episode and the delightful conversation with Jennie Fletemeyer. Jay and Jennie sit down to discuss how we can make Easter more Christ-filled. Also, we learn about some of the critical moments in the final week of Jesus's life. We need your help to make the Easter weekend at Calvary special. Will you consider serving? calvarybible.com/egghunt.
The Weekly Listeners, we have a treat for you. This week Jay sits down with Patrick Sobecki, who oversees the High School Ministry at Boulder Campus. Jay and Patrick discuss their favorite books and the beginning of all theology, the Doctrine of God. We hope you enjoy the show. As always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
It's time for us to turn our hearts towards the pinnacle day of our faith, Easter Sunday. How do we go about it? Thankfully the church that has gone before us has given us a season to tune our hearts to Easter Sunday by a season called Lent. Join Thomas and Jay as they discuss how Jesus prepared his final week and the implications of God's judgment. Like always, we love to hear from you at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Thomas shares scripture we can meditate on in preparation for Easter! Isaiah 53: 5, Luke 9:23, Ephesians 3:17-19. Find out more about how Calvary is celebrating Easter at calvarybible.com/easter.
Do you have a correct view of God? Is Jesus just full of love and not judgment? These are some of the hard questions we ponder in this week's episode. Join Thomas and Jay as they examine a parable Jesus gives on his way to Jericho. You will find Jesus teaching to be straightforward and helpful to your life. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com; we would love to hear from you.
Join the conversation with Saolomon and Jay as they talk about Luke 18-19. Plus, we hear an update about High School Ministry at Calvary. You want to catch all the ways we can pray for our Calvary students. Like always, we would love to hear from you at theweekly@calvarybible.com
Jump into Luke 17 with Thomas and Jay this week. The topic this week is all about forgiveness. Jay tries to stop the fluff before the show's real meat, but he is unsuccessful. Not to mention, the guys take about the implications of offering forgiveness. As you can imagine, we need your forgiveness for taking too many rabbit trials before talking about Luke 17. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com. We love to hear from you.
We are back for the New Year, 2023- Thomas and Jay sit down to investigate Luke 15, one of the unique sets of parables taught by Jesus. We also share some highlights of the clear picture of God the Father throughout Scripture. It's great to be back, and we love to hear from you, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What's your favorite Bible Reading plan? As you think about the following year, how will you develop a habit of reading God's Word? Join Jay and Thomas as they talk about Christmas Lawn decorations, Isaiah 40, and reading plans. It's been a fantastic year, and we look forward to what God will do in 2023. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Join us as Thomas and Jay share some of their favorite family memories of Christmas. As well as we get into a discussion about Isaiah 11 and the importance of reading your whole Bible. Not to mention, the conversation takes a fun turn into some of the best chapters in the book of Isaiah. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What are some of Tom Shirk's favorite Christmas memories? Did you know Tom is going on this 31st Christmas season? Plus, Jay and Tom sit down to talk about the book of Isaiah. Isaiah is considered the Old Testament Gospel and has some of the most famous Christmas passages regarding Jesus.
Happy Thanksgiving, Calvary! In Episode 90, Jay and Thomas share about Advent 2022. We hear about how Advent has shaped their lives and how it can help shape yours. Not to mention, we take a deep dive into Luke 14 and the surroundings of the story of the wedding banquet. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Join Thomas and Jay as they share, once again, their love of Thanksgiving. The boys share what they have unexpectedly learned as we've gone through 13 chapters of the Gospel of Luke. Plus, deep dive into the Roman days in which Jesus speaks in Luke 13. Again, we love hearing from you; write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Do to a technical issue we were unable to record the sermon in Thornton this week. Please enjoy this sermon from Calvary in Boulder which covers a similar theme and scripture passage.
When is it appropriate to start listening to Christmas music? Join Thomas and Jay as they share their favorite holidays on the calendar. More importantly, Thomas and Jay talk a lot about having a heart of generosity and how we respond to Jesus' teaching in Luke 12. It's a great conversation you don't want to miss. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Do to a technical issue we were unable to record the sermon in Thornton this week. Please enjoy this sermon from Calvary in Erie which covers a similar theme and scripture passage.
Mark Luebe and Jay sit down for a conversation about what took place on October 31, 1517. We talk about the implication of Luther's devotion to the Gospel. Then we discuss Luke 11, the six Woes of Jesus, to the religious elite. Join in our conversation, and like always, we would love to hear from you, theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Hey Friends, Join Jay and Thomas as they record from the Calvary Bible Church Men's Retreat. We open 1 Peter and talk about what we are learning together at the retreat. You don't want to miss this conversation. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What does genuine faith look like? Join Thomas and Jay in the conversation about a Roman centurion who needed help from Jesus. He is more similar to us than most Biblical characters we read about. Also, Jay tries hard to get Thomas from taking the conversation into coffee once again. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What is the proper response to evil? That's a big question we tackle in this week's edition of The Weekly. Join Mark L, Thomas, and Jay as they ponder the implications of Luke 6 teaching of Jesus. How are we to love our enemies? How do we create boundaries with unsafe people? What is the real impact on loving our actual neighbors? If you have a question, we would love to hear from you; you can always write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
We usher in the fall with everyone's favorite flavor of the season. Have you had any pumpkin-flavored treats already? More importantly, Thomas and Jay sit down to discuss Luke 5, Peter's backstory, andhowh we can read Luke without missing Jesus. Was Peter rich? What do church tradition and history have to say about Jesus' disciples? These are all questions we discuss in this week's episode. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor John Boyle looks at the Lydia in Acts 16:11-15.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Mark Luebe looks at Gideon in Judges 6-8.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Perry Marshall looks at the Hannah in 1 Samuel 1:1-2:11.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Perry Marshall looks at the Samaritan Woman in John 4:1-42.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor Zack Thompson looks at the Jethro in Exodus 18.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor John Boyle looks at the Lydia in Acts 16:11-15.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor Perry Marshall looks at the Samaritan Woman in John 4:1-42.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor John Boyle looks at the Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Zack Thompson looks at the Jethro in Exodus 18.
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Friends, join Thomas and Jay as we sit down and discuss what the Bible says about baptism. From the story of Philip in Acts, we launch into a discussion of why someone would get baptized. Also, we get to hear about the many different faith traditions of baptism and Calvary's clear stance on baptism. Like always, we love to hear from you at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Zack Thompson looks at the Jethro in Exodus 18.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Thomas Milburn looks at the Philip in Acts 8:26-40.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor John Boyle looks at the Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10.
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What does generational faith look like? What can you do now to set up the next generation? In this week's episode, these are questions Thomas and Jay try to answer. Join us in the conversation about Timothy's generational faith that his mother and grandmother passed down to him. Also, we talk about one of the critical instructions God gives us about teaching the next generation. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor Tom Shirk looks at John the Baptist in Luke 3:1-22.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Thomas Milburn looks at Lois in 2 Timothy 3:14, 15.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor Mark Luebe looks at Gideon in Judges 6-8.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Thomas Milburn looks at Naaman in 2 Kings 5:1-19.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Tom Shirk looks at John the Baptist in Matthew 11:2-19.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Mark Luebe looks at Gideon in Judges 6-8.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Thornton, Pastor Thomas Milburn looks at Naaman in 2 Kings 5:1-19.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Tom Shirk looks at John the Baptist in Luke 3:1-22.
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Is it possible to delight in God's Word? Join Jay and Thomas in a long conversation about reading and delighting in the Bible. We talk about several tools that help you understand what you are reading and ways to read the collection of 66 books for all it's worth. Like always, we would love to hear from you; write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com
Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Zack Thompson looks at Zechariah in Zechariah 8:1-8.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Erie, Pastor Thomas Milburn looks at Hilkiah in 2 Chronicles 34:15.
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Through our series, “Unsung Heroes,” we’re focusing on lesser known men and women from the Bible. As we open scripture and look at their lives we will see unfamiliar acts of faith we can imitate and character traits of God we can trust. This week at Calvary in Boulder, Pastor Tom Shirk looks at John the Baptist in Matthew 11:2-19.
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Do you know the Calvary staff's number one Star Wars super fan? Join the conversation this week on the podcast as we sit down with Calvary Kids team from the Erie Campus. Jen James and Jennie Fletemeyer share their calling of raising the youngest disciples. We find out ways to partner with Calvary Kids.
No other book has been as formative in Jay's life as Dallas Willard's The Divine Conspiracy. Melissa and Jay sit down and deep dive into this month's topic of Abiding and how Willard's book influences how we think and act in our own lives. In The Divine Conspiracy, Dallas Willard gracefully weaves biblical teaching, popular culture, science, scholarship, and spiritual practice into a tour de force that shows the necessity of profound change in how we view our lives and faith. In an era in which many Christians consider Jesus a beloved but remote savior, Willard argues compellingly for the relevance of God to every aspect of our existence. Let us know what you think about Willard's book! We would love to hear from you at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Show Notes
The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard https://www.amazon.com/Divine-Conspiracy-Rediscovering-Hidden-Life/dp/0060693339/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1654103150&sr=8-1
Developing a Rule of Life Worksheet https://static1.squarespace.com/static/557e453fe4b0db2f0d1103bc/t/5e6ae5bf0e0a9b11719f63d7/1584063952993/Cross+Culture+Rule+of+Life.pdf
Developing a Rule of Life Teaching https://practicingtheway.org/teaching/developing-a-rule-of-life
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Join Thomas and Jay this week as they talk about James 5.7-12. They share stories of keeping from grumbling and how to be people who demonstrate patience. We also explore the history of the time James was written. We always enjoy hearing from you; write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
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Do you love the will of God? Join Thomas and Jay if they discuss what it means to fall in love with God‘s will. There is a great metaphor which James uses to describe our lives, “a mist/vapor.” The boys ponder what it really means to set for hearts on eternity. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
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Hey friends, tune in this week as we discuss the tangible, practical ways to quarrel. Thomas and Jay talk about the implications of trusting James 4 to help lead a peaceable life. The guys also talk about the Christian ethic James is handing us and how best to live in our everyday worlds. We would love for you to write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
What is your favorite story from the Bible? Join Thomas and Jay as they share about one of their favorites, Luke 24. Further, don't miss the conversation about "Eastertide." they talk a lot about the resurrection and the implication of the women being the first eyewitness to Easter Sunday. Above all, Thomas encourages us to "practice resurrection" every day.
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Friends, join Thomas and Jay to discuss how to best listen to God's Word. We also talk about kicking off Little League season and Thomas giving up 82 free days between here and Summer. Plus, we talk about the War in Ukraine and how we are processing the news these days. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
Show Notes: What are we reading? Crafting a Rule of Life: An Invitation to the Well-Ordered Way by Stephen A. Macchia https://www.amazon.com/Crafting-Rule-Life-Invitation-Well-Ordered/dp/0830835644/ref=sr_1_1?crid=18E7ZOUE5VBXR&keywords=crafting+a+rule+of+life+macchia&qid=1646758984&s=audible&sprefix=%2Caudible%2C378&sr=1-1
Join John Boyle and Jay as they talk about their response to Ukraine. It's incredible how James can speak into our present-day world and the unfolding news. Not to mention, John shares his experience living in and through the Marshall Fires. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com.
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Jump into the conversation Zack and Jay had this week over their experience at the "Weekend to Reminder" marriage conference. To get to know Zack a little more, we learn what reflections he has taken away from the past month of visiting the other campuses. In light of the new series coming this week, the guys discuss a biographical sketch of James, the brother of Jesus. Like always, write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com; We love to hear from you.
Join Thomas and Jay as they finish up the series "Beyond Blue." They explore the stories of the Bible that encourage us when we live in fear, anxiety, laminations, and depression. More important than ever, Thomas shares some insights on how to walk with people dealing with these critical issues. Like always, you can write us at theweekly@calvarybible.com