On this episode of the Ricecast, Dan Pigsley, Pastor Willy, and Special Guest Cheryl Rice talk about the new SBC President position and what is next for Calvary Church and the SBC. 

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In this week’s episode, Dr. David Rice takes us to Luke 15:11–32 and the parable of the prodigal son—a powerful picture of both rebellion and redemption.

Through the story of the younger and older sons, we see two different ways hearts can drift from the Father—one through reckless living, the other through self-righteousness. Yet at the center of it all stands a compassionate Father who pursues, forgives, and restores with overwhelming grace.

This message reminds us that no matter how far we’ve wandered or how long we’ve stood at a distance, the invitation is the same: to come home. And when we do, we find not rejection, but celebration—because what was lost is found.

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On this episode of the Ricecast, Dan Pigsley and Pastor Willy talk about Student Camp 2026, the upcoming Southern Baptist Convention, the SBC Presidency, and all things Calvary Church.

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In this week’s episode, The Unstoppable Force, Dr. Willy Rice leads us through Matthew 13:1–12 and the parable of the sower, revealing how the Kingdom of God often works in ways we don’t immediately see or understand.

At first, the Kingdom can appear unseen or even unsuccessful, as the seed falls on different kinds of hearts—hard, shallow, and distracted. Yet through it all, we’re reminded of a powerful truth: God’s Word is ultimately unstoppable. When it takes root in good soil, it produces a harvest far beyond what we can imagine.

This message challenges us to examine how we receive God’s truth—approaching it with humility and confidence, trusting that even when we don’t see immediate results, God is still at work bringing growth and transformation.

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On this episode of the Ricecast, Dan Pigsley and Pastor Willy talk about the important things going on right now! Ray's Baseball, Summer at Calvary Church, and the Southern Baptist Convention.

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In this week’s episode, The Broken Road, Dr. Willy Rice takes us to Luke 10:25–37 and the parable of the Good Samaritan. What begins as a question—Who is my neighbor?—turns into a powerful picture of both human brokenness and unexpected compassion.

Through the story, we see the reality of the broken road—the inability of people to fully do good, to save themselves, or to rescue others. Yet in contrast, we’re shown the beauty of the blessed road, where true love is put into action. The Samaritan sees the need, steps in with compassion, and sacrificially gives to restore what was broken.

This message challenges us not just to define love, but to live it—to see others, to act with compassion, and to give of ourselves. In the end, Jesus’ call is clear: go and do the same.

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In this week’s episode, Living with the End in Mind, Dr. Willy Rice takes us to Matthew 25:14–30, where Jesus shares the parable of the talents—a powerful reminder that our lives are entrusted to us with purpose and accountability.

Through this story, we’re challenged to recognize three key realities: we have been given a gift, we have been given a choice, and we have been given a warning. What we do with what God has entrusted to us matters—not just now, but for eternity.

This message calls us to live with intentionality and faithfulness today, keeping the end in mind. Because in the end, what we long to hear is shaped by how we choose to live right now.

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In this week’s episode, How to Turn Your Pain into Praise, Dr. Willy Rice leads us through 1 Samuel 1:9–20, where Hannah’s story reveals how deep pain can become a place of powerful encounter with God. In the midst of heartbreak and longing, she pours out her soul before the Lord—and finds peace even before her circumstances change.

Through Hannah’s example, we’re shown a pathway for trusting God with tomorrow: bringing our honest prayers, surrendering what we hold most tightly, and choosing to praise God in the waiting. Her story reminds us that God sees, hears, and remembers—even in seasons of silence and sorrow.

This message invites us to bring our pain to God and trust Him with what comes next, believing that He is always at work—even when we cannot yet see the outcome.

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In this week’s episode, Take the Next Step, Dr. Willy Rice walks us through Acts 8:26–40, where Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian official reveals how God leads, moves, and invites us into His greater story.

As Philip follows the prompting of the Spirit, we see a simple but powerful pattern unfold—listening, asking, sharing, and guiding. What begins as obedience to a quiet nudge becomes a life-changing moment, as the gospel is understood, believed, and immediately acted upon.

This message reminds us that taking the next step often requires both sensitivity to the Spirit and willingness to engage with others. God is always at work, and He invites us to join Him—one step of obedience at a time.

The question is: what step is God calling you to take today?

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In this week’s episode, The Full Gospel, Dr. Willy Rice leads us through Acts 8:14–17, drawing our attention to the powerful work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers. This passage reveals that the Christian life is not meant to be lived in our own strength, but through the active presence and power of God at work within us.

As the Samaritans receive the Holy Spirit, we see how God moves to fill, empower, and transform His people—bringing boldness, clarity, and a deeper awareness of His presence. Alongside this, we also see a glimpse of the people of God faithfully stepping in to pray, guide, and encourage others in their spiritual journey.

This message challenges us to consider whether we are living in that fullness—walking daily in the power of the Spirit while remaining connected to the people God uses to strengthen and support our faith.

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