In part 1 of a 2 part study into James's life, Zach looks at what scripture can tell us of James before encountering the risen Jesus. Was he biased toward Jesus? He was his brother after all.

Looking at this meeting in Galatians 1:18-19, what can we know about it? Does it point to 1st Corinthians 15:3-5? Let's follow the breadcrumbs.

Let's investigate the background of this early account. When did Paul receive it? How far back might it go to the event of the empty tomb?

Zach takes a look at the similarities between the earliest account of the empty tomb and 2 additional early sources and their significance in the early church.

This is the kickoff to the Breadcrumbs Study Podcast! Zach opens up with an introductory case for the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus by looking at the earliest account for the empty tomb and postmortem appearances.

Here it is! Episode 1 of the Breadcrumbs Study Podcast! Today I'll discuss historical events and what makes sources about those events reliable, and then apply that criteria to the account of Jesus' resurrection!

Today we journey through the scriptures drawing from several mentions of James, the Lord's brother in attempts to find out what he may have shared in his meeting with Paul from Galatians 1:18.

Continuing the study of Paul's meeting with Peter and James in Jerusalem, we take a look at Paul's story to imagine what Paul may have shared with his brothers in the faith.

In today's episode I'll zoom in on what had to be an intense meeting between Paul, Peter, and James in Jerusalem.

Today we take a journey through the records of Paul's first years as a believer in attempts to locate when, where, and from whom he received this creed found in 1 Cor 15:3-8.