Aphesis

“Understanding The Role of Pastors” is a conversation that looks beyond the pulpit to explore who pastors really are, what they do, and why their work matters today. In this class, we unpack the biblical foundation of pastoral ministry and why it matters

A little gist on Discerning of Spirits, why it matters and how to use it. Get the handbook on how to use revelatory gifts in discipling people.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e6lC7mAlPwZyHUAsc4nrsNtNBaFLghV6/view?usp=sharing

Learning the biblical approach of dealing with parents and superiors with the pillars of Prayer, Wisdom and Honour.

In this episode, we break down what a rhiza is, how word families work, and why tracking these linguistic roots gives you a master key to unlocking deeper biblical truth.

Discover the power of Hebrew “shoresh” (root) and why it changes how you read the Bible. In this episode, we explore how one simple root can grow into a whole family of related words—shaping ideas of the biblical words and phrases.

By tracing these roots, we see connections that disappear in translation and recover the wordplay, poetry, and depth that ancient readers heard instantly. If you want to move beyond surface readings and hear Scripture closer to how it first sounded, start with the shoresh.

This episode uncovers how key biblical terms grew from ancient Hebrew and Greek roots.

Each short episode breaks down one word or phrase—tracing its root (Shoret/Rhiza), its word family, and the literary styles around it, from poetic parallelism and hyperbole to number patterns and symbolism.

Clear, practical, and non-technical, this podcast helps familiar Bible words sound fresh, vivid, and closer to what ancient listeners actually heard.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bEecCiIAAgIAxiE1V2Qes1cc3EU_e8Oz?usp=sharing

What if the Bible says something different from what you first pictured? In this episode of Biblical Glossia, we explore how ancient language, shared context, and familiar assumptions shape the way we read Scripture.

From “Son of Man” and “den of thieves” to the surprising identity of Rahab in the Psalms, the question is simple: How did you read?

In this episode, we dive into why reading Scripture can often feel like opening a book written for someone else—because, in a very real sense, it was.

We break down the dynamic between divine inspiration and ancient human language, exploring how God communicated timeless truths through specific cultural frameworks, as well as high, low and codified context.

Ministry carries a real burden, but you weren't designed to carry it alone. In this session of the TUPOS Seminar, we dive into the root causes of ministry burnout—from unaddressed pride and isolation to ignoring physical limits.

Learn how to recognize the inward signs of weariness, embrace rest without guilt, and implement practical delegation to keep your labor sustainable.

LINK TO SEMINAR MATERIAL: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VkgXP7gpdKhKHb8oNOofLOgwSm1MFFD8/view?usp=sharing

This episode traces the continuity and contrast between Israel’s story and the church’s experience, revealing how and what God deals with His people through persecution and how He calls them to faithful witness in every generation.