Calvary Baptist Podcast

Today, we conclude our year-long study of the book of Revelation. Pastor Scott reflects on some of the key thematic highlights of the book and what they mean for us as believers moving forward. #revelation #sermon

Today, we sit down with Cody Long. Cody is a member of our church and halfway through a year-long mission trip in Germany. In this episode, we hear about Cody's heart for Germany, the work he is doing to serve college students, and why Germany is in need of missionaries.

Today, we conclude our year-long study of the book of Revelation. Scott and Garrett share what has stood out to each of them from this remarkable book of scripture. Scott also shares what is coming next for Calvary, and Garrett gives a glimpse of Calvary's summer sermon series.

Today, we look at the last chapter of scripture, Revelation 22. We see that the end of the world is really the beginning of the new creation and a time of eternal joy and peace, where God's people will dwell with Him fully.

Today, Garrett and Scott sit down for a conversation on the final chapter of Revelation. They discuss the description of the new Garden of Eden that will be located at the center of the new Jerusalem. There we find a stream of river flowing from the temple of God, giving life to a group of trees that will heal the nations.

Today, we continue the conclusion by looking at the final chapter. We see a beautiful image of living water flowing from God's temple and the tree of life that will be fed by its streams and heal the nations.

Today, we look at a detailed description of the New Creation found in Revelation chapter 21. We see that it will be a place of unparalleled beauty in which God's people will dwell for eternity.

Today, Garrett and Scott sit down for a conversation about the new heaven and the new earth. They discuss how this will be a restoration of creation that will undo all of the consequences of the fall.

Today, we look at one of the most stunning passages in all of scripture, Revelation 21. In this chapter, we see a description of the new Heaven and Earth that Christ will usher in with His eternal reign. A world with no death, destruction, sickness, or harm. #cbclr #revelation

Today, Scott and Garrett have an in-depth conversation about the four most prominent views of the Millennium reign mentioned in Revelation chapter 20. They discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each view and share where they fall personally. Also discussed in this episode is the Great White Throne Judgment. They discuss who this judgment is for and what it means for the church. #cbclr #leanin #p...

Today, we continue our study through Revelation by discussing a famous passage from chapter 20. Here we see a group of people brought before God for what is called "The Great White Throne Judgment." We learn who this judgment is for and what it means for us today.

Welcome back to Lean In! After a break for the holidays, we are excited to be back together. In this episode, we reflect on all of the holiday events from our church and look ahead to what is next. #cbclr #LeanIn

For many of us, the new year is a time of reflection. Examining old patterns and seeing what needs to change. But our efforts to change often fail. Today, we look at the book of Romans to see how true transformation can be found.

Today, we hear from Ryan Perkins on the role that prayer plays in the ministry of the local church. Ryan is a pastor at NewCityChurch in Austin Texas.

Today, we conclude Advent by looking at the genealogy of Christ. We see that this genealogy is unique among genealogies of the day for its inclusion of women and non Jews. What does this mean for us? Pastor Scott shows us by highlighting some of the more interesting people found in Jesus' family tree. #advent #christmas #sermon #cbclr

Today we continue our Advent journey by looking at the biblical theme of peace. In the Bible peace means something that is complete, or as it should be. Christ has come to establish peace in our lives but also in the world at large. In this sermon, we see how we can find peace in Christ even when our lives are far from peaceful. We also see that the Church has a vital role to play in making peace...

This week we are kicking off Advent by looking at Psalm 130, a passage that emphasizes waiting on the Lord with deep longing. We see that biblical hope is rooted in tension and waiting, not mere optimism. Scripture uses the language of anticipation, holding onto God’s promises even when circumstances feel dark or uncertain. Because of Christ’s coming, believers can anchor their hope in God’s chara...

In this week’s conversation on Revelation 18, Scott and Garrett explore the fall of Babylon and what it reveals about unjust economic systems, cultural blind spots, and Christian responsibility. They discuss how Babylon represents oppressive empires—like ancient Rome—and how its downfall exposes the dangers of excessive wealth, greed, and exploiting others for profit. The episode focuses especiall...

In this message, we continue the study of Revelation 18 and explore God’s judgment on “Babylon the Great”—a symbol of corrupt, oppressive empires marked by arrogance, immorality, idolatry, persecution, and especially greed. Pastor Scott unpacks how Babylon’s economic sins affected the world, drawing attention to the three accomplices who benefited from her excess: the kings of the earth, the merch...

In this week’s episode, we return to Revelation as Scott and Garrett unpack the imagery of Babylon and its four defining sins—sexual immorality, greed, idolatry, and the persecution of Christians. The discussion begins with how sexual immorality has become pervasive in today’s culture and within the church, including the dangers of pornography, its addictive nature, and how parents can wisely talk...

Today, we dive into Revelation 17 and John’s striking vision of “Babylon the Great” — a beautiful yet corrupt woman symbolizing the world’s evil empires and spiritual deception. Pastor Scott unpacks how this image connects to the Roman Empire of the first century and the recurring pattern of pride, idolatry, and persecution throughout history. This message challenges believers to remain faithful t...

In Revelation 16, we see the Bowl Judgments — God’s final cycle of judgment at the end of the last days. These events parallel the plagues of Egypt, reminding us that God’s judgments in history are always righteous, always purposeful, and always perfectly just. But they also show us God’s heart — even in the very last moments, He is still calling people to repentance. Peter tells us (2 Peter 3) th...

In this week’s Revelation podcast, the discussion turns to Revelation 15 and the powerful imagery of the Song of Moses and the Lamb. Scott and Garrett explore how this passage connects the Exodus story to the message of Revelation—showing how God delivers His people, executes justice, and calls them to worship. They trace biblical parallels between Moses and Jesus as the ultimate deliverer, unpack...

In Revelation 15, we see the final cycle of God’s judgments unfold — the bowl judgments — marking the completion of His righteous wrath. This sermon explores how this passage connects to the great story of redemption, from the first Exodus led by Moses to the final spiritual Exodus led by the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Just as God freed His people from slavery in Egypt, He now delivers His people from th...

In this week’s episode, we wrap up Revelation chapter 14, exploring what it reveals about God’s righteous judgment, the title “Son of Man,” and the imagery of the two harvests. Scott unpacks how Jesus—fully God and fully man—identifies with humanity through humility and obedience, fulfilling every covenant humanity broke. The conversation traces the connection between Daniel 7 and Revelation’s vis...