Calvary Baptist Podcast

Join us as we celebrate Palm Sunday and Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. In this message, we will focus on Luke's account and reflect on some of the unique information he provides.

Today, we dive deeper into Pastor Scott's recent sermon on the letter to the church in Laodicea.

The city of Laodicea was one of the most wealthy and affluent in the Roman Empire. This presented a unique set of challenges for believers, challenges that still exist for the church today, especially in America.

Today, we sit down with Pastor Scott to catch up after our week off. In this episode, we dive into a conversation about what makes a church healthy and how the spiritual life of an individual believer can impact the health of an entire church. We also talk about the different views of the tribulation and whether it is an issue that believers and churches should divide over.

This week’s message is one of the harshest letters that Jesus sends to the seven churches of Revelation. The letter is written to the church in Sardis that is about to die. It is truly a church on life support. Tune in to this message to hear Jesus’ rebuke to the church and his emergency intervention commands. The letter stands as a stark reminder that just as people can die, so can churches.

Today, we dive deeper into the God's letter to the church in Thyatira. We discuss the importance of continuing to grow in our faith, how to discern the discern false teaching, and rather sin can have an impact on our physical bodies.

Join us as we unpack Jesus’ letter to the church in Thyatira. This is the church that we know the least about and would have been in the least distinguished of the seven cities. However, we do know that it must have been a large commercial center with numerous manufacturing trade guilds. These guilds put huge pressure upon the Christians to compromise their faith. Jesus gives the church of Thyatir...

This week we are talking about the letter to the church in Pergamum. This passage has several interesting symbols mentioned such as hidden manna, and a white stone engraved with a secret name. We break down what these images could be referring to by looking at the historical context of the day and similar imagery used throughout scripture.

Today, we continue our journey through Revelation by looking at church in Pergamum. A Church that was doing a lot right, but still compromising in certain ways.

Today on Lean In, we are recapping Scott's sermon from this past Sunday on the letter to the church in Smyrna, which is found in Revelation. The church was facing hardship and persecution from the culture of their day. In this episode we discuss the meaning behind our suffering and how Christ can identify with us in our suffering. #cbclr #suffering #podcast

This week, join us in the beautiful city of Smyrna – spectacularly beautiful on the outside but sadly ugly on the inside. Why so? Because the people of Smyrna harshly persecuted the Christian believers. See Christ’s encouraging message of hope to the believers in Smyrna as he tells them to “be faithful, even to the point of death. #sermon #revelation #cbclr

Today we are discussing the city of Ephesus as we continue our study through Revelation. Ephesus was a major metropolitan city in ancient Rome. It was a center for commerce, trade, and religion. In many ways, it was similar to our larger cities in America. Today we discuss these similarities to see how we may be falling into the same traps that the Ephesians did.

Today we continue our study of Revelation by looking at the first of seven letters to seven churches. #revelation #sermon #cbcblr

Today we sit down for a discussion on the latter half of Revelation chapter 1 and look at the tension between the meek and mild Jesus of the New Testament and the powerful King Jesus of Revelation. We also talk about the importance of knowing who wrote Revelation and how to have a biblical understanding of Angels. To listen to the sermon we are discussing in this week's sermon click here: https://...

Who do you think of when you think of Jesus? Today we look at the description of Jesus found in the first chapter of Revelation. #sermon #revelation #cbclr

This is a conversation on the most recent sermon from our Church. In this conversation we discuss why understanding literay styles in scripture can imporove your Bible study, the importance of the number seven and why it matters that Christ has a physical body.

Today, we continue our study of Revelation by examining the first chapter of this incredible letter and learning about the hope it offers believers today.

Welcome to the first episode of our new podcast, Lean In. Each week, we will sit down with Pastor Scott and discuss his most recent sermon. This week, we are discussing the new series for Revelation that we began this month. Revelation can be intimidating and often misunderstood. We having a conversation with Scott about why this is an important book to study, how to best approach the text theolog...

Today we are beginning a new sermon series on the book of Revelation. The series begins with some “big picture” concepts as we prepare to dive into the text. These include topics such as interpretive approaches to Revelation, literary genre, and historical/cultural context. Next, we will look at the first 3 verses of the book. This powerful prologue gives us the common title of the book, the chain...

Today is a special day for our church! We are looking back on God's faithfulness throughout 2024 and celebrating all He has done at Calvary. Join us for the Bridge Worship: -Submit a Prayer Request: https://www.cbclr.org/connect/prayer- .. . -Follow us on Instagram: / cbclr -Like us on Facebook: / cbclr -Read Our Blog: https://www.cbclr.org/connect/pastors .. . -Download the Disciples' Cross Hando...

Join us as we ordain a new Deacon to Calvary Baptist Church. Deacons play an important role in the body of Christ. In today's role, we look at what it means to be a Deacon according to the New Testament and the value Deacons have to offer in the local church.

Join us in learning how to have a “Quiet Time” like Jesus. This is a practical sermon that can infuse your new year with a discipleship habit that will keep you connected to God. #sermon #cbclr -Submit a Prayer Request: https://www.cbclr.org/connect/prayer- -Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbclr/ -Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cbclr -Read Our Blog: https://www.cbc...

Today we are joined by Pastor Ryan Perkins from New City Church in Austin Texas. Ryan challenges us not to let our faith become boring. But to enter into the new year under the reality that God sees us, knows us, and desires great things for us. #sermon #newyear #cbclr - Submit a Prayer Request: https://www.cbclr.org/connect/prayer- ... -Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbclr/ -Li...

Today we continue our journey through Advent by looking at the love of Christ and how Christmas is a fulfillment of God's promise of Love that makes it possible for all people to know God.

Today we continue our Advent journey by looking at Jesus' title of Price of Peace. Why is he given this name by Isaiah and what does it mean for us today?