The Bible is a theological, historical, symbolic, mythological collection of literature that records the evolution of morality and human relationship with God, as God has been known through the ages. It also has a smattering of prayers sprinkled throughout its pages. Join Revs. Karen and E.J. as they explore various prayers throughout the Bible, some familiar and some obscure, and perhaps gain insight for your prayer life!

The Bible is a theological, historical, symbolic, mythological collection of literature that records the evolution of morality and human relationship with God, as God has been known through the ages. It also has a smattering of prayers sprinkled throughout its pages. Join Revs. Karen and E.J. as they explore various prayers throughout the Bible, some familiar and some obscure, and perhaps gain insight for your prayer life!

Like so many of the life events captured in the Gospels about Jesus, the transfiguration is a referential image from the Hebrew Bible with a couple of twists thrown in. E.J. and Karen will explore the Gospel account and the threads of the ideas behind it that are woven into Jewish scriptures, Jewish thought, as well as the cosmology of the time. Learn how it may have gotten into the Gospel tradition and why it matters to us today.

Like so many of the life events captured in the Gospels about Jesus, the transfiguration is a referential image from the Hebrew Bible with a couple of twists thrown in. E.J. and Karen will explore the Gospel account and the threads of the ideas behind it that are woven into Jewish scriptures, Jewish thought, as well as the cosmology of the time. Learn how it may have gotten into the Gospel tradition and why it matters to us today.

Was Jesus an apocalyptic prophet or a savior? Could he have been both? Or neither? Or some combination of the two or what? Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the Gospels and intertestamental and apocryphal texts to see the derivation of the end-times philosophy and whether the historical Jesus taught these ideas or whether they were inserted into the Gospels later by others. We will also discuss how this philosophy has shaped our image of Jesus to this very day.

Was Jesus an apocalyptic prophet or a savior? Could he have been both? Or neither? Or some combination of the two or what? Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the Gospels and intertestamental and apocryphal texts to see the derivation of the end-times philosophy and whether the historical Jesus taught these ideas or whether they were inserted into the Gospels later by others. We will also discuss how this philosophy has shaped our image of Jesus to this very day.

Was Jesus an apocalyptic prophet or a savior? Could he have been both? Or neither? Or some combination of the two? Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the Gospels and intertestamental and apocryphal texts to see the derivation of the end-times philosophy and whether the historical Jesus taught these ideas or whether they were inserted into the Gospels later. We will also discuss how this philosophy has shaped our image of Jesus to this very day.

Was Jesus an apocalyptic prophet or a savior? Could he have been both? Or neither? Or some combination of the two? Join Karen and E.J. as they explore the Gospels and intertestamental and apocryphal texts to see the derivation of the end-times philosophy and whether the historical Jesus taught these ideas or whether they were inserted into the Gospels later. We will also discuss how this philosophy has shaped our image of Jesus to this very day.

Biblical scholars believe that a source document existed from which the Synoptic Gospels were drawn. The source document, known as "Q," may have been one of several sources that are not available to us today or have not yet been recovered. It is believed that Q may contain the most original ideas or teachings of Jesus that have been captured. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore the various documents that have been classified as "Q" that show the evolution of early Christian thought about Jesus' teachings, his life, his death and his resurrection.

Biblical scholars believe that a source document existed from which the Synoptic Gospels were drawn. The source document, known as Q, may have been one of several sources that are not available to us today or have not yet been recovered. It is believed that Q may contain the most original ideas or teachings of Jesus that have been captured. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore the various documents that have been classified as Q that show the evolution of early Christian thought about Jesus' teachings, his life, his death and his resurrection.