Jeremiah saw some stuff. He lived through the restoration of the temple and the destruction of the temple. And the word he shared from God was direct and harsh. Join Clay and Ross as they breakdown this incredible prophet.

For those who hold Christian theology or study the New Testament, this may be one of our most important episodes today. Isaiah ends with so much great literature from which the New Testament writers drew inspiration and in some cases preached from or even plagiarized whole sections.

Join Ross and Clay as they put a bow on the prophet Isaiah.

The Suffering Servant Songs in Isaiah paint a picture of willful humility to the point of death. No surprise, Christians saw (and still see) a lot of parallels with Jesus of Nazareth. Join Ross and Clay as they break down some of the most iconic passages of Isaiah.

Chapter 40 kicks off a whole new (and welcome) tone for the book of Isaiah. There are a lot of recognizable verses in this week's reading friends. Thanks for listening.

In this episode Ross and Clay discuss the third repeat of the Hezekiah story, the beauty of God's renewed creation and the difference between an envoy and a convoy.

In this episode Ross and Clay take a look at the Biblical genre of apocalypse: both the destruction of evil and the banquet prepared in God's restored creation. Then back to the woes... Hahaha.

Ross is back to join Clay in breaking down the woes in Isaiah 13-23.

In this episode Rabbi Mike Harvey joins Clay to discuss the different ways Jews and Christians read the  prophecies in Isaiah. Although for centuries Christians have read understood (and we believe) Jesus to be the fulfillment of several of these passages, it's important to realize such passages had meaning before and apart from Jesus.

This is likely to be a challenging episode for Christians. We invite you to wrestle with your traditional understandings of these passages and look for common ground with our friends across the theological spectrum.

Rabbi Mike is very active on Twitter at @RabbiHarvey. His new book, "Let's Talk: A Rabbi Speaks to Christians" comes out Summer 2022. https://www.fortresspress.com/store/product/9781506481142/Lets-Talk

Long time friend and previous guest, Dave Barnhart comes on to help Clay introduce prophetic literature and breakdown the introduction to Isaiah. And we had a great time. 

Huge Congratulations to Ross, who had to miss this week, on the birth of his first son. We love you and missed you this week friend. Blessings.

Clay's wife Leigh Ann Farrington joins the show to discuss the hottest book in the Bible, The Song of Songs, making Ross that awkward third wheel and making it very obvious that Clay out kicked his coverage