What do you find hope in? This is a question Thomas and Jay talk about in this week's episode. We look at this metaphor of light and darkness, which is all over the Scriptures. You don't want to miss out on finding your hope in Christ this Christmas.

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How do you get ready for the Christmas season? This is a question Thomas, Jay, and Perry talk about in this week's episode. Join us as we talk about making the Christmas season special. Also, we discuss the in-depth study Perry had of Psalm 77 and the book of Psalms. Not to mention the reimagining of a popular word that's a biblical word, meditation.

Advent Calendar

Bible Project of the Book of Psalms

Advent Blog with C.S. Lewis

This week's conversation is about Thomas' favorite holiday, Thanksgiving, not to mention Jay's favorite thing about Thanksgiving, Dallas Cowboys football. Also, Thomas and Jay discuss what an Acts 29 church looks like in 2020. Join us as we talk through how we can practice hospitality, flexibility, and evangelism where we live, work and play.

In this week's conversation (which is Part 2), Thomas and Jay continue to talk about how we can do relational evangelism. We also dive into Ezekiel 34 to talk about Jesus is still king, and the Great Shepherd of our lives. If you haven't listened to part 1, you can find it here.

Pastors Thomas and Jay talk about the end of Acts and the beginning of the church past Acts 28, what they have learned through their personal journeys in the book, and the practical steps of developing a vibrant prayer life.

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Valley of Vision

Prayer: Does it Make Any Difference? by Philip Yancey

Prayer: Finding the Hearts True Home by Richard Foster

Special guests, Tim Gaskins and Laura Van Ark from the communications team talk about Calvary's new brand identity, the meaning behind the logo, and why the church needs a unique brand.

Thomas Milburn and Perry Marshall discuss the message in Acts 19.

Pastors Thomas and Jay talk about the events surrounding Paul in Corinth. We discuss who Aquila and Priscilla were in Paul’s story throughout the 1st century and how viewing God is complete control of our lives is reassuring to real everyday life.

Host Jay Ewing and guest Gary Osborne talk about how to share the gospel in the Colorado context of where we live and how to view leaders who have authority over us. Submit your questions for next week to [email protected].

Who is Paul? Pastor Jay has a special guest, Perry Marshall. Perry and Jay talk about the biographical story of Paul. It might seem that Paul is far removed from the 21st Century, however, Paul has a lot to speak to us about his own experience and what it means for us today. Above all, we are reminded that the gospel of Jesus is good news.

Great Lives: Paul: A Man of Grace and Grit

Paul: A Biography by NT Wright

Paul: A Novel by Walter Wangrin