Can we really trust that the Bible we read today reflects the original words of Scripture?In this insightful lecture, Shane Angland walks us through the reliability of the Old and New Testament manuscripts, the history of Bible translation, and why we can be confident in the trustworthiness of our English Bibles.Drawing from church history, textual criticism, and manuscript evidence—including the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Septuagint, and early codices—Shane makes a compelling case for the accuracy of the Bible we use today.🧠 About the Speaker:Shane Angland is a teaching elder at Ennis Evangelical Church in Ireland. He has served as a missionary in Ukraine and holds a Th.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary with an emphasis in historical theology.📍 Recorded live at Calvary Cork📆 Wednesday, 2nd April🎙️ Lecture + Q&A on the Bible’s reliability and translation🔑 Keywords:Bible translation, textual criticism, manuscript reliability, Old Testament, New Testament, English Bible, Dead Sea Scrolls, Septuagint, Codex Sinaiticus, trustworthiness of Scripture, Shane Angland, Calvary Cork, Ennis Evangelical, Christian apologetics, Bible history

Join Mike Neglia as he explores Ruth 3:1-18 in this gospel-centred sermon titled “At His Feet: Ruth, Redemption, and Rest.” Discover how Ruth’s journey from outsider to insider points us to the ultimate Redeemer—Jesus Christ. Through the powerful image of resting under God’s protective wings, learn what true redemption looks like and how we can find real rest by trusting our Redeemer’s faithful love.

This message unpacks the roles of Naomi, Ruth, and Boaz in the unfolding story of redemption and invites believers to rest in the care of Christ, our kinsman-redeemer who does not rest until the work is complete.

Perfect for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of God’s redemptive plan in Scripture and apply it to daily life.

Scripture: Ruth 3:1-18
Preacher: Mike
Theme: Redemption, Rest, Trust, Covenant Love

In this Leader's Corner reflection, elder Victor Sabbe shares a gripping story from his youth in South Africa - fighting a mountain fire with nothing but soaked sacks, courage, and teamwork. But in the chaos, it was one clear voice of guidance that made all the difference. Drawing a powerful parallel to the role of God's Word in our spiritual battles, Victor reminds us why we need to listen for the voice that cuts through the smoke.

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” – Psalm 119:105

In this special bonus episode, we get to know Pastor Brian Brodersen beyond the pulpit. Mike sits down with Brian for a wide-ranging and personal conversation about his journey through pastoral ministry, including the three churches he’s led, his recent transition into an emeritus role, and the health challenges he has faced along the way. They also reflect on his deep involvement with church planting and the global mission of Calvary Global Network.

The conversation then turns to the five powerful gospel truths from his Sunday message at Calvary Cork - that we are supremely loved, saved by grace, born again, assured of resurrection, and waiting for Christ’s return. With warmth and insight, Brian offers practical wisdom and real-life application for each of these truths, showing how they can bring lasting freedom to anyone who believes.

In this message from John 8:32, Pastor Brian Brodersen explores five foundational truths of the Christian faith that bring real freedom: we are deeply loved, saved by grace, made new, assured of resurrection, and anchored in the hope of Christ’s return. These life-changing realities free us from fear, transform our identity, and fill us with lasting hope.

Leslie Sharp explains the vision and the future of Calvary Cork's Young Adult ministry

Stephen, one of the elders at Calvary Cork, shares a timely encouragement about how God draws our attention to His truth through the preached Word. This week, a single sentence struck him: “God blesses us freely and at His own expense.” What does that reveal about God's heart—and how should we respond?

💡 Listen in, and be on the lookout for what God is highlighting to you this week.

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This Sunday’s sermon explores Ruth chapter 2, where God’s providence shines through Ruth’s quiet diligence and Boaz’s generous kindness. As we trace Ruth’s steps into the right field at just the right time, we’ll reflect on God’s care over the small details of life, the dignity of faithful work, and the surprising beauty of divine favour – all pointing us forward to our Redeemer, Jesus.

Sermon Clip from Ruth 1