On this (longer than usual) episode:

Graham and Jess have very little banter.

They discuss the book of the month for September: Good & Angry.

The, "Check This Out!" segment returns. Watch, "Confessions of an ex-seeker driven preacher," at this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rXnF5dkZbM

The topic of the day: The danger of seeker-sensitive churches. Why are we talking about this? What is a seeker sensitive church? Why is Calvary NOT an adopter of this philosophy of ministry?

Stories of grace are special episodes of The Calvary Cast, where we sit down with members of Calvary Bible Church in Grand Junction, Colorado and hear of God's faithfulness and grace in their lives.

On this episode we talk to Marlene Knizely about her journey for Catholicism, to the convent to saving faith in Christ alone.

On this episode, after evaluating Christian singer Carmen's masterpiece, The Resurrection Rap, the guys wonder whether this podcast will even be worth putting out (it's out, whether its worthwhile or not is up to the listener to discern)

The topic of the day: what kind of church is Calvary? People ask, "what kind of church is a Bible church," so we attempt to answer that question. First, historically, where did the Bible church movement come from, and what are some distinctives of that movement. Secondly, the guys discuss what kind of church Calvary is. In short, we're a Biblically saturated, evangelical, reformational and liturgical church. Listen to find out what these terms mean.

On this episode, Graham and Jess banter more about facial hair and cookies and other random nonsense before getting into the meat of the podcast, encouragement in the battle against sin.

This podcast follows up on the last couple of sermons from Romans 8, and last weeks podcast on how to mortify sin. On this episode, we want to give you some encouragement in your fight against sin, when it feels like sin is always winning. We turn to the Puritan, Richard Sibbes for some help here.

On this 113th episode, which Graham was confused about in the beginning, the guys ramble for a bit about coffee, hot chocolate, cookies and mustaches, yes, mustaches.

The rest of the podcast is a follow up and further explanation from Graham's sermon on Roman 8:12-14. How do we mortify sin in our lives?

On this episode, Jess drinks coffee without creamer in it. Graham does a weird voice and hits the wrong button. Then they continue their series of podcasts going through Stephen Charnock's work, "On the Goodness of God." On this episode they cover Charnock's defense of God's goodness. This is necessary because so many people don't see how God could be good in a world filled with evil and suffering. Listen to find out how suffering and evil does not diminish the goodness of God.

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On this episode, Jess and Graham continue their series of podcasts going through Stephen Charnock's work, "On the Goodness of God." On this episode they cover the nature of the goodness of God.

The first episode in this series is episode 103.

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On this final episode in our series on the Doctrines of Grace, Graham & Jess discuss perseverance of the saints, what is this doctrine teaching us and how is it an encouragement and help to us in our Christian lives.

On this episode, Graham and Jess read some listener feedback (which could have almost been an episode itself). They then continue their discussion of the doctrines of grace, looking this week at irresistible grace, or perhaps better termed, effectual grace.

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On this episode, after discussing Iowa and Colorado, our book of the month for June and then getting to some listener feedback, the guys get into the topic of the day: limited atonement, or a better term, particular redemption. For whom did Christ die? We hope this episode helps you understand the issue better and the textual support for a particular redemption.