Alphabet Soup

Y is for Jerusalem.Yes, the title is correct and it's explained in the first few minutes of the episode. The city of Jerusalem is central to so much of what goes on in the Bible that this week we take two parts and a few minutes in the third to look at its location, geography, and timeline. Buckle up because we cover lots of ground, but I think you'll find it helpful to understanding some key Bible narratives.

Yes, the title is correct and it's explained in the first few minutes of the episode. The city of Jerusalem is central to so much of what goes on in the Bible that this week we take two parts and a few minutes in the third to look at its location, geography, and timeline. Buckle up because we cover lots of ground, but I think you'll find it helpful to understanding some key Bible narratives.

Yes, the title is correct and it's explained in the first few minutes of the episode. The city of Jerusalem is central to so much of what goes on in the Bible that this week we take two parts and a few minutes in the third to look at its location, geography, and timeline. Buckle up because we cover lots of ground, but I think you'll find it helpful to understanding some key Bible narratives.

OK, we've stretched the naming a bit but it allows us to talk about a key part of how you interact with Scripture...and what you should expect from your pastor. We'll define the word, talk about what's involved in doing exegesis, and how critical it is that exegesis be done well.

OK, we've stretched the naming a bit but it allows us to talk about a key part of how you interact with Scripture...and what you should expect from your pastor. We'll define the word, talk about what's involved in doing exegesis, and how critical it is that exegesis be done well.

W is for (Free) Will.
After our episode on unconditional election two weeks ago we turn to the flip side of that doctrine, free will. Do we have a free will, and if so how does that reconcile with the sovereignty of God? This is a shorter episode on a difficult truth

W is for (Free) Will.
After our episode on unconditional election two weeks ago we turn to the flip side of that doctrine, free will. Do we have a free will, and if so how does that reconcile with the sovereignty of God? This is a shorter episode on a difficult truth

If you're like me you probably think vengeance is a bad thing. But what if the Bible says the opposite? In this episode we'll try to come to a biblical view of vengeance. In Part 2 we put what we've learned to work on some real life examples and then have fun with the German word schadenfreude.

If you're like me you probably think vengeance is a bad thing. But what if the Bible says the opposite? In this episode we'll try to come to a biblical view of vengeance. In Part 1 that means looking at how the word is used in the NT and what the Mosaic Law has to say about the concept

In Part 2 we get to the heart of this doctrine and then ask how this biblical truth should affect how we live. It's not an easy doctrine but it's biblical and has some significant implications for life.