Calvary Women

Jess shows us the despairing end of the kingdom as we know it in these final chapters of 1 Samuel. 

Meg Flinn takes us into the wilderness with David as we see him walk in obedience by faith.

Erin Mann ushers us into the field with Saul, David, and Jonathan, where they are confronted with the decision of whether they will be ruled by sin and move towards death, or rule over it and be led to a posture of sacrificial love. 

As we meet the humble shepherd boy, David, this week, Jess Burgos helps us see the contrast of a king the people wanted and the kind of king that God provides for himself. 

Abby Jackson gives us a vivid picture of the mounting pressure for the rookie King Saul in the valley of Gilgal and the ways, despite God’s reminders of his presence, fear overcame his faith.

Erin Mann walks us through our introduction to Saul. She shows us a God that is present through the wanderings and insecurities of daily life and God's callings in our lives.

This week Meg Flinn invites us in the midst of fears or longings to remember and trust the loving King. 

Abby Jackson takes us deeper into seeing the richness of the ark of the covenant and a God who mercifully wants relationship with us.

This week Jess Burgos continues to walk us through the story of the Eli, the worthless priests, and our growing boy Samuel showing us a picture of how God’s merciful judgment brings hope to a nation. 

This week Erin Mann unpacks more for us the story of Hannah and the treasure it is to be in relationship with the Lord.

Meg Flinn and Christy Spader talk about the value of God’s Word and orient us to our fall study of 1 Samuel.

Christy Spader guides us through Ecclesiastes 11:7-10, unpacking the Preacher’s grand doxology and final exhortation to rejoice in this life.

Rae Paul presses more into the reality of our coming end through Ecclesiastes 9. She engages the question: how do we respond to death?

Join us as Taylor takes us into Ecclesiastes 8 and how wisdom relates to our understanding of power and government.

This week Christy unpacks Ecclesiastes 7 and how the counterintuitive path of hardship and suffering can produce wisdom in our lives.

This week Christy explores Ecclesiastes 5 and the ways our desire for control can show up in surprising places. 

This week Taylor explores Ecclesiastes 4 and the two ditches that keep us from truly loving and considering others. 

Pastor Jonny discusses the reality that since life essentially bring beauty and pain we are called to enjoy the simple blessings from God.

This week Rae invites us deeper into Solomon’s pursuit of pleasure as we look at Ecclesiastes 1:12-2:26.

Join Taylor Hanson as she explores the opening verses of Ecclesiastes, guiding us through the significance of key words and phrases that will shape the central themes of the entire book.

Listen to Christy Spader as she provides valuable background information on the book of Ecclesiastes and highlights for us 3 different approaches that scholars have used to interpret the book over the years.

Welcome to our Fall Women's study of Ecclesiastes. This week, as we start the book of Ecclesiastes, Rae Paul provides a few key tips to help us think about our approach to the Bible's Wisdom Literature.

This week is such a special week of reading. The ladies in Chapter 11 are such an example to us. Mary and Martha have faith in Jesus and have the ability to be unique yet act as one. These chapters are filled with the words of Jesus as he prepared his disciples for the next step in their ministries. Jesus begins his instructions with a servant's attitude and ends His instructions with the fact...

Amid this week’s teachings, confrontations, and controversies, an encounter unfolds between a woman and Jesus. She did not seek him out, nor was she part of the crowd searching for signs and healings. Instead, she was dragged before Jesus to be sentenced to stoning. Listen with us as we unpack this story.

John's Gospel is unique because it starts with Jesus being with God at the very beginning of our existence. These first chapters esteem the Samaritan Woman and we witness her transformation from "outcast" to "evangelist".