Eagles on the Hill

Our Pilgrimage to Israel series continues with a visit to Mt. Carmel, site of the great contest between Elijah and the prophets of Baal.

We continue our series looking at the 6th Commandment: You shall not commit adultery. Stay tuned to the end of the podcast to find out what makes this commandment so special!

Election Day - how should we pray? Should we pray for a particular person to be elected or let that up to God and simply pray for His will to be done?

October 31 is Reformation Day, the day we celebrate Martin Luther's nailing of the 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg.  But the Reformation goes far beyond that, and far beyond Martin Luther.  In fact, the lay people of the church played a key role in spreading the gospel of Jesus - let's take a look at their faithfulness.

Halloween is coming up - what is the origin of Halloween? How should Christians celebrate (or not celebrate) it? What else happened on October 31 that we should be aware of and celebrate?

Paul begins the European leg of his 2nd missionary journey in Philippi, sharing Jesus with a small Jewish community there that meets by the river.  Success is followed by persecution, beating and imprisonment ... but his joy is not diminshed.  Check out the city of Philippi...

As you follow the footsteps of St. Paul, one of the most famous speeches he ever gave was in the city of Athens on Mars Hill. Let's take a look at context and setting for that speech, and how Paul connected faith with culture.

The second in a two-part series on issues that are normally considered "political" but in reality are "biblical", that is, the Bible speaks to them clearly and we as followers of Jesus have the opportunity to grow in our understanding of the way God has made the world to function best.

Sukkot is an 8 day pilgrimage festival (in Biblical times, Jews went to Jerusalem three times per year for pilgrimage festivals).  It is a harvest festival and commemorates the 40 years of God's protection while wandering in the wilderness after leaving Egypt.  It finds its fulfillment in Jesus.

Yom Kippur is the highest holy day of the Jewish year. Since Jesus and His disciples were Jewish, it only seems right that we Jesus followers know something about this holy day and how Jesus has fulfilled it.