(Exodus 4:1-9) Moses is old and cynical and responds with skepticism when told God's plan. But....can you really blame him?

(Exodus 3:21-22) Admit it, you clicked because of the title didn't you? We discuss God's plan to plunder the Egyptians.

(Exodus 3:16-22) Does God dictate the future, or does he act through people? Does he know what you will do, or does he know all possible action you can take? We discuss free will, and time wizards.

(Exodus 3:13-15) What's in a name? A whole lot actually. We discuss the name of God, iconic lines, and Nathan's large head.

(Genesis 37?) To go forward, you have to go back.

(Exodus 3:7-12)

And in the promised land, it's gonna be so grand
We'll have our fill from the grill as much as we can stand
It'll be so great
Oh, we can hardly wait
Cause we're going to the promised land

(Exodus 3:1-6) (Most) of the boys are back in town, and they're talking about the burning bush. Like most of these stories, it all goes back to Eden

(Exodus 2:23-25) God hears the groans of the People of Israel, and is moved to action. We discuss what the implications are of this passage, and what it means for our ideas of how God works.

(Exodus 2:15-24) Spoiler Alert: Moses leaves Egypt, and it wont be for the last time.

(Exodus 2:10-15) Although a great man, Moses is no Jesus.