This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the healing power of praise and worship as revealed in the biblical documents.  We may have great power with God when we are engaged in serious praise and worship. God inhabits the praises of his people.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the new creation that happened after the flood(mabbul). Yahweh's judgement against the old world had been completed, and then he created a new world. God also does a new creation in a heart that has been ruined by sin.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the power of Yahweh to sustain us when he has removed our familiar supports. Has this ever happened to you?

This episode of Pneumatikos wil explore the theology of the flood narrative.  The premise of a local flood is supported neither by the original Hebrew of the text nor geologic findings.  The flood narrative is found among many ancient traditions.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the power of Yahweh in the midst of the flood.  Yahweh's saving activity is available to us when we are being helplessly tossed to and fro upon the threatening flood.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the mabbul (flood) of the Genesis document.  The so-called flood is more than a cautionary tale or a clever myth.  Many cultures all over the ancent world had a flood epic.  We do well to carefully investigate the Genesis narrative.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the Flood narrative in the Genesis document. The Flood was Yahweh's judgement upon the world.  The undoing of the ancient world was due to the magnitude of sinful practice.  Willful rejection of Yahweh's order culminated in unrelieved social morbidity and moral decay.  We as a society do not have to suffer the same fate.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the prophetic message of Enoch to the pre-flood world.  In the midst of a world that created an insatiable abyss of carnal pleasure and was the original "Vanity Faire" Enoch walked with Yahweh Elohim.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the days prior to the Great Flood when the incurable ones walked the earth.  In contrast to the malignant behavior and acts of the incurable ones Enoch walked in fellowship with God.

This episode of Pneumatikos will explore the necessity of having an objective voice in one's life in order to help one see one's blind spots.