The CMBC Podcast

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Isaiah 7:1-9

Join us as we begin our Advent Series. Over the next four Sunday's we will look at how words such as hope, peace, joy, and love are established and practiced in the lives of those who follow Jesus. Our series will center on a portion of prophecy in the Old Testament book of Isaiah (7:1-9:7). This week we consider how our great hope in Jesus informs and inspires the motivation we need to endure as we live as aliens and sojourners in this world.

Josiah Reimold, Director of Next Gen at Calvary Monument Bible Church

1 Samuel 17

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 16

Today we conclude our series in Mark, entering chapter 16, we are walking towards a dark and curious tomb. The grave is so often seen as a void and hopeless destination, one where we expect to meet difficulty and death. However, in our text today, God's power has overwhelmed death, Jesus has risen, hope is restored, and a message is given to proclaim. Here is our hope in the midst of suffering, Jesus is alive, he is with us, and he has promised a good and eternal future to those who believe. Join us online or in our physical location in Paradise, PA as we rehearse this extraordinarily good news.

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 14-15

This week as we rehearse Mark's gospel, we enter chapters 14-15 where we will ascend the hill of skulls with our suffering Servant. As we accompany the text together, we will seek to reflect on the qualities that are present in the lives of those who seek to live as broken and poured out before God. We welcome you to join us live in Paradise, PA or right here online, as we reflect on how Jesus demonstrated mercy and compassion even from the depths of his despair.

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 11-13

As we continue to explore the gospel of Mark, we are moving into the Passion Week. This is the time of Jesus' life where he will be firmly rejected, betrayed, denied, crucified, and buried. In Mark 11-13 Jesus moves towards Jerusalem, entering and exiting the city on three occasions, continuing to serve and sacrifice as the cross draws near. Jesus would suffer and die, but he would remain faithful all the way to end, continuing to train, equip, prepare, and pray for those God had called him to love and serve. Join us as we continue to walk with Jesus, triumphant in weakness.

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 8:31-10:52

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 8:1-30

When was the last time someone asked you a really good question? A good question, asked at the right time, can help someone know they are seen, and even feel welcomed and loved. Throughout his ministry, Jesus uses questions to challenge his opponents, while also encouraging and equipping his disciples. Today, we continue in our study of Mark's gospel, exploring Mark 8:1-30. We will examine five questions that Jesus asks, questions that will ultimately move us toward the central confession of Mark's gospel, when Peter proclaims, "You are the Christ."

Dr. Hud McWilliams at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Luke 8

Pastor Chris Lenhart at Calvary Monument Bible Church

Mark 6:31-7:37

Join us as we walk through the gospel of Mark exploring the steps of our Servant Savior, Jesus.

Pastor Chris Lenhart

Mark 4:35-6:6a

In Mark 4:35-6:6a Jesus calms the storm, casts out demons, heals the sick, and still finds his ministry largely rejected and scrutinized, even by those of his own hometown. In the midst of the miracles Jesus is calling people to believe, to have faith, while he affirms those who demonstrate faith, even in spite of their fear. In this text we explore the contrasts between fear and belief. Fear can keep us from recognizing Jesus for who he truly is. Jump into the gospel of Mark with us today as we explore the ways in which Jesus motivates faith.