The Jewish Bible and the Christian Old Testament are comprised of the same books--but the organizations produce different endings! What does this mean?

Millennials, Meh, and the Millennium. The Book of Revelation and the timing of Christ's return.

The Fourth of July is approaching. Independence Day. Want to know my politics? This podcast touches on the intersection of Christian Liberty, religious non-conformity, and the precariousness of our democratic republic.

What is the common bond that connects Feast Days, Thrones, Cathedrals, and Saint Peter? Find out in my latest podcast.

Next Sunday is Father's Day. Why does "Father" have something to do with treaties (covenants) in the Bible? What is fatherhood in the Bible? What is "the Father's House"? This episode looks at the topic.

What was the first food eaten on another world? You do know that a meal was eaten on another world, right?

From songs of chariot battles, to a limerick about a prostitute, to the Wedding Song of the Lamb and the Christ Hymn, remnants of ancient songs are hidden within the pages of both the Old and New Testaments.

MEMORIAL DAY APPROACHES. What does the Normandy Invasion of 1944 have in common with the story of the demoniac on the other side of the sea in Mark 5? Take a listen.

Holy water, cures, and the inevitability of death. This episode touches on some of the special waters of the Bible and in the Christian tradition that have brought about miraculous cures.

From the Garden of Eden to a Garden Tomb, there have been women who have pride of place. In honor of Mother's Day, this episode looks at some female "firsts" in the Bible.