Digging Deeper

There’s a statement in the Psalms that has been taken out of context by some Christian sects. The Psalmist declares, “I said, ‘you are gods.” But are we? We’ll also tackle what is meant by God being jealous, and look at why wisdom is feminised by the Bible.

A casual reading of Romans 13 suggests that God is responsible for placing people in authority even if they do despicable evil. Is this right or was Paul addressing something else in his letter?

The early chapters of Genesis contain some early campfire stories that teach life lessons that are very pertinent today. Join Rob as he digs up some amazing truth from ancient text.

In Matthew’s gospel, Jesus taught a short parable about binding the strong man. Some Christians have taken that as encouragement to bind Satan in prayer. But, is that what Jesus intended by telling this story?

In recent years, we’ve witnessed numerous abuses of what should be a very special spiritual gift. So-called prophets have predicted all kinds of things from the re-election of Donald Trump to the end of the Covid-19 Pandemic. This episode explores various questions about prophets and prophecy and seeks answers from the Bible.

There’s a strange character in Genesis named Melchizedek. He appears pop up out of nowhere. So, who was he and how does he prefigure Jesus? Rob will also unpack Jesus’ teaching about the narrow and wide gates.

The book of Hebrews contains several rather sobering warnings against slipping away from faith in Jesus. One of these is found in chapter six. How should we understand this warning and should it make us fearful?

When Jesus died on the cross, his body was placed in a tomb for three days. But his spirit was alive, active, and accomplishing amazing things. In this episode, Ps Rob explores what Jesus was doing during this time.

In this episode, Ps Rob explores what the Bible says about divorce and remarriage, especially to help people who feel guilty for being divorced. Plus, the age-old question, Can I lose my salvation?

What about people who never hear of Jesus, or who are raised in another faith? Are they lost just because they were born in the “wrong” place? Or is God and the gospel bigger than that?