In this episode of the BRC Podcast, we explore the historical background to Jeremiah, which is also the longest book in the whole Bible.

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In Ecclesiastes, Solomon gives us a tour of life in the vapor. In this episode we explore some of the lessons we can learn along the way.

In this episode of the BRC Podcast we look at how Job deals with some of life's most difficult questions. Why do we suffer? Is God just? Is God good? Where is God in the midst of our pain?

In this episode of the BRC Podcast we look at Ezra & Nehemiah. These books continue the story of God's people and God's house that began in 1 Chronicles. This is a manual for reformation as the Jews rebuild in the ruins.

In this special episode of the BRC Podcast we are joined by Dr. Uri Brito to discuss the book of Jonah.

What is the goal of human history? In this episode of the BRC Podcast, we look at how the book of 1–2 Chronicles gives us the answer.

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The book of Esther is one of the most exciting and dramatic narratives in the Bible, and yet many people are unsure about the actions of Vashti, Mordecai, Ahasueurus, and even Esther. In this episode we will examine some of these perplexing questions.

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What is the tabernacle of David and how does Amos impact the New Testament? In this episode of the BRC Podcast we dive into the details.

In this episode of the BRC Podcast we look at the book of Nahum and the jealousy of God.

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In this episode of the BRC Podcast we talk locusts, wine, and the sevenfold literary structure of the book of Joel.

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