Calvary Chapel Red Wing Audio Podcast

In this study, we will see Jesus call some of His disciples. We'll see what that meant and we'll also discover why Jesus set up His headquarters around the Sea of Galilee.

When heaven opens, hell responds—this spiritual principle explains why Satan attacks after our spiritual victories. Jesus faced three wilderness temptations targeting God's provision, protection, and promises, each questioning whether God could be trusted. Jesus countered each attack with Scripture from Deuteronomy, demonstrating how we should fight spiritual battles. To stand firm against temptation, we must know Scripture intimately, understand our identity in Christ, stay vigilant after spiritual highs, and remember we're fighting from Christ's victory, not for it. The wilderness is real, but God's refreshment follows our obedience.

John the Baptist, described by Jesus as the greatest man born of woman, was a wilderness prophet who prepared the way for the Messiah. Though he could have followed his father's path as a temple priest, John chose the wilderness, delivering a powerful message of repentance that would later be echoed by Jesus himself. His baptism symbolized a complete turning from sin toward God, and despite his significant ministry, John always pointed to Jesus rather than himself. His confrontational approach with religious leaders reminds us that genuine heart change matters more than religious heritage or appearances.

In a world under the influence of evil, Christians must navigate with the Holy Spirit as their guide. Joseph's story teaches us to remain submitted and sensitive to God's leading, responding with immediate obedience when He directs our paths. God often leads us to unexpected places—our own 'Nazareth moments'—where He accomplishes great things from unlikely locations. While He rarely reveals the entire journey ahead, providing just enough light for the next step, our trust in His guidance doesn't require full visibility, just full obedience. By listening intentionally and responding promptly, we participate in God's greater purposes.

Listen in as Ken Mikel from Olive Tree Ministries shares about current events and prophecy.

In this study, we will see Joseph, the husband of Mary, wrestle through the news that his soon to be wife is pregnant and what happens in the aftermath.

In this study, our first in The Gospel of Matthew, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus and what it actually means for us!

The last recorded words of the Apostle Paul. See what he says to Timothy and discover what it means for us.

Here we see see Paul's final charge to young pastor, Timothy. We will glean what Paul thought was important to be his final words to Timothy and what we are to do in our own ministry to those around us.

God's Word stands as an unchanging foundation in a world of shifting truths. The Bible's unique nature, written across millennia by multiple authors, maintains perfect consistency in its message about God, sin, and salvation. It equips believers through doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness. This divine guidance enables Christians to live distinctively from worldly values, though this difference often leads to opposition. Regular engagement with Scripture, coupled with personal application and spiritual openness, transforms lives and builds lasting faith.

Listen in as Paul Clark leads worship, plays some original songs and shares stories to encourage you in your faith!

On the road to Emmaus, two disciples encountered the risen Jesus but failed to recognize Him due to their misaligned expectations of the Messiah. During their journey, Jesus revealed how all Scripture pointed to Him, from Genesis through the prophets. The disciples' eyes were finally opened when Jesus broke bread with them, demonstrating how intimate relationship leads to spiritual recognition. This powerful encounter teaches us about walking with God through genuine relationship rather than mere religious routine.

In these perilous last days, society exhibits clear signs of moral decay, with people becoming increasingly self-centered, materialistic, and hostile to goodness. A particularly concerning trend is the rise of superficial religiosity, where individuals maintain an appearance of faith while lacking genuine spiritual connection. False teachers exploit this environment, gradually infiltrating lives with deceptive teachings. The solution lies in maintaining authentic faith through regular self-examination, staying grounded in God's Word, exercising discernment, and pursuing genuine relationship with God rather than mere religious appearances. #FaithJourney #BiblicalTruth

Finding balance in Christian living requires being both strong in biblical truth and gentle in our interactions with others. This balance involves diligent study of Scripture, proper interpretation, and avoiding theological biases. When engaging with those holding different views, Christians should focus on speaking truth in love while avoiding foolish arguments. Success comes through obedience to God's calling, patient engagement with others, and letting the Holy Spirit guide our interactions.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches part 2 about how to study your Bible and enjoy it, using the book with that same title, from Pastor Skip Heitzig.

In a world where Christian persecution is rising, six biblical principles guide believers through suffering. These principles include keeping focus on Jesus and His resurrection, recognizing that God's Word cannot be stopped, and maintaining concern for those who haven't heard the Gospel. Additionally, maintaining worship during trials, remembering God's future rewards, and acknowledging His ultimate judgment provide strength for endurance. These timeless truths help Christians maintain faith and perspective while facing various trials.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery shares and teaches about How To Study Your Bible, using Pastor Skip Heitzig's book, “How To Study Your Bible And Enjoy It”.

In this study, Paul encourages Timothy to be a teacher of teachers, someone who hands down the faith and he gives him 3 visual pictures of what a good pastor ought to look like. Listen in to learn what it says to us.

Listen as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of Revelation 12-22 and finishes her complete overview study of the entire Bible.

When others abandon their faith, will you stand firm? Discover how to remain unshakeable in your beliefs even when facing intense pressure and opposition. Learn from the inspiring example of Onesiphorus, who risked everything to support Paul in his darkest hour.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of Revelation 1-11.

As we begin the Book of 2 Timothy, we come to The Apostle Paul's last words, written from a prison cell in Rome. We begin to discover the things that are important for Paul to convey to young Timothy before his departure to be with the Lord.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John.

Titus 3:1-15 urges believers to live godly, remembering they were saved by God's mercy and renewal. Paul warns against disputes and division and calls for fruitful living.

In this study, Paul instructs Titus on how to have a sound church and what saving grace does in the life of the believer!

Listen in as Paul Kampe unpacks the parable of the sower.

In these verses, the Apostle Paul tells Titus that he must engage in the ministry of confrontation, for the sake of the gospel and the church there in Crete. Sometimes this is not an enjoyable ministry but it is necessary!

Guest Speaker, Josh Schwartz, from Olive Tree Ministries, shares from The Book of Jude

In this first study in Titus, Paul introduces himself, tells us who is writing to and then gives Titus some opening instructions of what he is to do as pastor of the church at Crete.

As we conclude 1 Timothy, we take a look at the final instructions that Paul gives Timothy as he closes this letter to the young pastor in Ephesus.

Listen in as we see what instructions Paul gives Timothy as we enter the last chapter of 1 Timothy. First, he addresses slaves (bondservants) and then he addresses snares to avoid.

In this study, we will see what the Apostle Paul says to do in regards to how we are to respond and treat the spiritual leaders over us.

As we look at the Manger, we discover many lessons we can learn about our Humble King, Jesus Christ.

In this second study in our series, "The Gifts of Christmas", we will examine "The Gift of Frankinscense". Listen in to see the significance of this gift.

In this study, Paul gives Timothy very practical advice on how to treat different people in the body and that we are to act like a family.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of The Book of Jude.

In this study, we see the Apostle Paul warn Timothy that in the end, many people will turn away from the faith and listen to what he says are doctrine of demons. He also gives Timothy instructions about his faithful duty as a pastor.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of the Book of Hebrews.

In this study, we see the Apostle Paul lay out details for qualifications for deacons. Paul also gives some details about why he writes this letter and a beautiful description of what we believe.

In this study, we discover what Paul lays out for spiritual leadership in the local church.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches an overview study of 1 and 2 Peter.

In this passage, we discover some of the roles of men and women, within the church as Paul gives instruction to young Pastor Timothy.

Listen to this overview study of Philippians from Kristen Montgomery.

In this study, we see how Paul told Timothy to protect the church in Ephesus and then how the church was to be a place filled with much prayer, for many things, including the gospel reaching far and wide.

Listen in as Kristen Montgomery teaches overview studies of 1 and Timothy.

In this study, we will see the Apostle Paul marvel at God's great grace towards him. He says God used his life as a pattern. He says, If God can save me, God can save anybody!

Have you ever wondered what a pastor is supposed to do? Well, in this study, we see Paul tell Timothy what the role and job of a pastor should be. Listen in and discover what Paul says.