Bible Savvy

The Bible Savvy Podcast welcomes guest host Josh Ingalls to discuss Romans 11. What does it mean that all Israel will be saved? Why does God graft Gentiles into his family tree?

Watch the Bible Project videos on Romans here: Part 1 & Part 2.  Also, watch an interview about how to read the letters of Paul here.

God’s ways are beyond our understanding. This week, the Bible Savvy team wrestles with Romans 9:1–29’s tough questions about God’s sovereign choice, free will, and fairness.

Watch the Bible Project videos on Romans here: Part 1 & Part 2.  Also, watch an interview about how to read the letters of Paul here.

Watch the Bible Project videos on Romans here: Part 1 & Part 2.  Also, watch an interview about how to read the letters of Paul here.

The Bible Savvy Team reviews what to look for when studying the Bible with the COMMA method and practices making those observations in the minor prophet book of Nahum.

The Bible Savvy team welcomes guest Ben Chambers, Christ Community’s Senior Director of Outreach, to explore Micah 6’s indictment of Judah and themes of justice and repentance. Want more context for Micah? Watch the Bible Project video here.

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The Bible Savvy team dives into Hosea. How do you best understand the minor prophets and God’s words to Ephraim, the northern tribe of Israel?

This week, we’re reading the Old Testament book of Amos, a minor prophet who called out the Northern Kingdom of Israel for their comfort and injustice related to their wealth.

We’re reading 2 Thessalonians 1:1-12 to explore how suffering grows our faith, the hope of Christ’s return, and the importance of praying for persecuted Christ followers.

Resources: Find the Voice of the Martyrs prayer guide here and watch the Bible Project video.

Living in the dark? In this episode, the team unpacks 1 Thessalonians 4 to explore how future hope transforms grief–and what it means for believers to live in the light.

How do we read the letters of Paul? Pastor Clayton interviews Dr. Nijay Gupta, a New Testament professor at Northern Seminary and author of several books on the New Testament including three books on the writings of the apostle Paul.