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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2026 · 1H 42M

IronWorks Podcast #72 - The Story of Calvary Chapel Trussville

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Welcome to another episode of the IronWorks podcast! Pastor Tyler and Zach continue their Calvary Chapel series—this time zeroing in on the story behind Calvary Chapel Trussville. They walk through the early days of the church plant, the highs and lows of bi-vocational ministry, the building that “got away,” and the miraculous way God provided land for a future church home. Before that, they recap the recent Ironworks Bible Conference, dig into questions about the canon of Scripture, the Apocrypha, and “lost books,” and announce the updated second edition and upcoming audiobook release of *The Desolation of Israel*. In this episode, we cover: 📚 Ironworks Bible Conference Recap 📖 The Canon, Apocrypha, and “Lost Books” 🇮🇱 The Desolation of Israel – Second Edition & Audiobook ⛪ Why Plant a Church? Why Alabama? Why Trussville? 🚚 Moving, Jobs, and Early Church Life 🦠 COVID, Growth, and Our Current Space 🏛️ The First Building Saga: The One That Got Away 🌾 God’s Better Plan: Land, Provision, and a Future Building 📌 Resources & Next Steps

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