Bible in Context

Haggai is the first prophet after the exile. His message comes to Israel as they adjust to life in a new era.

Zephaniah is the last of the minor prophets before the before the fall of Jerusalem.  Explore his message of judgment and hope.

The message of Habakkuk is one of crying out to God in the face of evil and injustice. Hear how God answers and Habakkuk’s response to this age-old human struggle.

The prophet Nahum is filled with judgment on Israel’s enemy, Assyria, which simultaneously becomes a message of comfort to the afflicted.

Part 2 of the prophet Micah and the context surrounding his classic Christmas prophecy. Our apologies. Due to technical difficulties, only the first half of today’s podcast is available.

Is Jonah a work of literature, historic, or both? And what did he get swallowed by? We rap up Jonah and begin our foray into part 1 of Micah.

Jonah is a prophet about God’s love for the nations Israel hates, and the relentless pursuit of God after those who resist him.

Part 2 of Obadiah. Coming to terms with strange names, a simple Bible study technique, and how to read the prophets in light of each other.

Obadiah is the shortest of the prophets, but packs a big punch. Week 1 of this amazing little book.

Part two of the prophet Amos and God’s indictment on his people when the search for comfort and safety drowns justice, compassion, and mercy.