A slightly deeper look into the armor of God in Ephesians.

This podcast was recorded in the evening, and Daylight Savings Time is scheduled so annoying! I was far more tired than I should have been.

Here, I discuss more of the language that Paul employs in this section to describe the relationships of the family.

NOTE: For some reason, the introduction didn't come into the final recording, so the audio starts at 0:47.

In this episode (which arrives two late, my apologies!), I talk about the categories of sin that Paul mentions in Ephesians 5. There's quite a bit of Greek here, but hopefully, it all makes sense.

Following up on the message from Bedford Road, I discuss a lot of background as well as Paul's meaning when he describes the "old man" and the "new man."

Here's the promised episode for today!

I'm working on it, I promise!

This week, we're exploring the various household terms Paul uses that the Greeks in Ephesus would understand.

This is a clip of the Lord's Table devotion, detailing the relationship of the Lord's Table to the provision of YHWH to the people of Israel. In it, I discuss why we observe the Lord's Table every week and the covenant significance of God "spreading the table" for his people.

This is a shorter episode, as I spend just a few minutes talking about Paul's imprisonment - the reason, the conditions, and what it meant for his ministry. Not a lot of details, but it is important we don't project modern views of imprisonment back on Paul's situation, especially as a Roman citizen.

As promised, here is a followup to yesterday's podcast about the temple in Jerusalem. Today, I spend a few minutes talking about the Artemision, the temple of Artemis in Ephesus.