On The Weekly we take what happened over the weekend and connect it with your real life lived Monday through Friday. This week Jay and Thomas discuss Revelation 18. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

On The Weekly we take what happened over the weekend and connect it with your real life lived Monday through Friday. This week Jay and Thomas discuss Revelation 15 & 16. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

On The Weekly we take what happened over the weekend and connect it with your real life lived Monday through Friday. This week Jay and Thomas discuss Revelation 13 & 14. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

On The Weekly we take what happened over the weekend and connect it with your real life lived Monday through Friday. This week Jay and John discuss Revelation 12. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

How do you interpret the Book of Revelation? Join Jay and Thomas as they discuss the implications of approaches to reading this excellent book. Further, the guys discuss what is surprising about a deep study. Above all, we are encouraged to be a faithful witness to our world today. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

Is there anything better than worship? Zack and Jay sit down to discuss the importance of worship and who we properly worship. As well as, like many times, their conversation goes back to food. But more importantly, Zack helps us clear up some misconceptions about Revelation 5. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

Message from Perry Marshall on September 21, 2023

What are some of the hardest-to-understand titles Revelation ascribes to Jesus? Join us as Jay and Thomas sit down and discuss some of the unfamiliar language of Revelation Chapter 1. Not to mention, we discuss some other ways to engage in Revelation as we prepare each week. Like always, you can write us at [email protected].

Jay Ewing is back! Jump back into "The Weekly" with Jay sitting down with Tom Shirk, Calvary Bible Church's senior pastor. Not to mention, we begin our journey in the book of Revelation. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing at [email protected].

What will it look like to really change? Patrick Sobecki had Jake Baur come to discuss the sermon from Sunday about living in the fruit of the Spirit. They really got into what does it look like to change for the long term, having discipline, how neurology informs how we think about change, and starting with small tasks. Like always, we love to hear from you by writing to [email protected].