In accepting the gift of the miraculous birth of their sons, both Hannah and Mary shared some similar experiences, whether in actual fact or by folklore. On this Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, Karen and E.J. will explore these birth stories, these two women and the qualities they share.

In accepting the gift of the miraculous birth of their sons, both Hannah and Mary shared some similar experiences, whether in actual fact or by folklore. On this Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, Karen and E.J. will explore these birth stories, these two women and the qualities they share.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. At the destruction of Jerusalem, we hear Ezekiel, who follows Jeremiah, voicing God’s message of hope to the people and giving them visions of a better day. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore this major prophet and the visions that become part of the apocalyptic literature we know today.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. At the destruction of Jerusalem, we hear Ezekiel, who follows Jeremiah, voicing God's message of hope to the people and giving them visions of a better day. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore this major prophet and the visions that become part of the apocalyptic literature we know today.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah both represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. The message of these two prophets was that in addition to being true to God, Israel was also taken to task when it failed to take care of the most vulnerable among them. Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the words of these prophets within the historical context of their times as well as with the growing sense of responsibility and consciousness of the people of their time.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah both represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. The message of these two prophets was that in addition to being true to God, Israel was also taken to task when it failed to take care of the most vulnerable among them. Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the words of these prophets within the historical context of their times as well as with the growing sense of responsibility and consciousness of the people of their time.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah both represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. The message of these two prophets to Israel was that in addition to being true to God, it was also taken to task when it failed to take care of the most vulnerable among them. Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the words of these prophets within the historical context of their times, as well as with the growing sense of responsibility and consciousness of the people of their time.

The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah both represent the changing consciousness and increasing conscience of the Jewish people. The message of these two prophets to Israel was that in addition to being true to God, it was also taken to task when it failed to take care of the most vulnerable among them. Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the words of these prophets within the historical context of their times, as well as with the growing sense of responsibility and consciousness of the people of their time.

From Abraham to the letters of Paul, eight biblical covenants with God can be found that not only trace the changing relationship with God but also the evolution of human consciousness. Join E.J. and Karen as they discuss the covenants in this two-part program, along with insights and applications to your own spiritual life.

From Abraham to the letters of Paul, eight biblical covenants with God can be found that not only trace the changing relationship with God but also the evolution of human consciousness. Join E.J. and Karen as they discuss the covenants in this two-part program, along with insights and applications to your own spiritual life.