After blabbering on about the weather like old men, and being flabbergasted over the fact that The Calvary Cast turns 5 this month, Graham and Jess dive into the topic of the day:

Topic of the Day: Should Christians attend same-sex weddings? This topic comes up because of the recent statements made by Alistair Begg who counseled a Christian woman to attend such an event. This has led to no little discussion online. But this isn't just an online debate. This issue will be faced by many people in our church, and faithful Christians need to think through this issue biblically and then stand on the biblical convictions with courage.

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On this special 125th episode of The Calvary Cast, Jess and Graham sit down with Jaime Gallob, director of The Pregnancy Center in Grand Junction. They discuss the ministry of The Pregnancy Center, Colorado's leading the world in abortions, and the Biblical, moral and scientific case for life.

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On this long awaited 124th episode of the #1 podcast by a Bible church in Grand Junction, CO, Jess and Graham banter about things that get better with age and documentaries about alcohol.

The guys talk about the book of the month here at CBC: "The End of Anxiety," by Josh Weidmann.

They go through some listener feedback. You too can have your feedback read on the podcast...if you send us some. Send it to [email protected]

They get into their topic of the day: Why Christians do not need to observe Old Testament feasts, laws and customs (aka, why Christians should be leery of the Hebrew Roots Movement). They answer these questions:

1. Why are we talking about this?

2 What were the purposes of these laws and festivals, which were given to Israel?

3. Is it sinful for Christians to observe these laws or customs?

4. Why do we think it is not helpful, even potentially spiritually dangerous, for Christians to observe these things?

On this episode, after a brief bit of banter, Jess and Graham discuss the book of Haggai and applications for our lives and what God has called us to. This is an important message as we think about entering the New Year.

On this episode, Jess and Graham discuss their inability to speak other languages and the amazing new art that was submitted for the podcast. We're still taking new submissions, so it's not too late!

Topic of the day: Three views on the land promises made to Israel and how they will be fulfilled. Check out the articles posted at TGC which we use as our starting point for our discussions.

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/israel-land-promise-bock/

On this (perhaps the longest episode yet), Jess and Graham traverse all sorts of topics. The idea behind this podcast was to give you a glimpse into some of the conversations they have in the office each week, conversations around what they're studying, reading listening to and planning for.

But before all that, enjoy a few minutes of hilarity as the guys do five fast facts you didn't need to know, but now you do.

We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.

On this episode...

Jess and Graham throw some shade in jest at another podcast, and are immediately reminded that pride comes before the fall.

Topic of the day: theological triage. What does the Black Knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail have to teach us about theological triage. Listen to find out what theological triage is, why it's necessary and how we do it.

On this episode, Graham and Jess do their usual thing, a little bit of banter, talk about a book, and then get into the topic of the day, eldering.

Who's an elder, what's an elder, am I an elder?

Jesus gives to his church this office of elder, pastor/teacher, overseer. So what does the New Testament teach about these roles and their functions, and how do we implement these teachings at CBC?

On this 118th episode of The Calvary Cast:

Graham and Jess banter about microphones, prematurely jump into the topic of the day, only to banter some more, before returning to the topic of the day: every member ministry.

The New Testament clearly lays out a vision of ministry that is not limited to certain people, but is something the entire body of Christ is doing together. So, how is every member a ministry? What is ministry? What should you do when you lose joy for ministry? How is ministry joyful and something good and necessary for you? These are all things we discuss.

On this commercial free episode, Jess and Graham cover:

3 pieces of listener feedback - more conversation about seeker sensitivity here.

2 applications from Romans 8:28

1 book of the month - Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God, by J.I. Packer

(not all in that order)

And as always, a little bit of banter at the beginning.