In this episode, Kyle looks at answers to three questions about the Bible:

1. How is it organized?
2. What do I do with all the English translations of it?
3. How do I read, study, and understand it?

Here are some helpful videos to watch on this topic as well:

• Old Testament Overview
• New Testament Overview
• What is the Bible?

How should we understand the Trinity, three persons, yet one God? What does Isaiah's holy coal have to do with Holy Communion? How can Peter connect the Psalms to Jesus' resurrection? And, what does Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus have to do with a Triune God? In the episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle, discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for Holy Trinity Sunday: Isaiah 6:1-8, Acts 2:14a, 22-36, and John 3:1-17.

• 4th Sunday in Lent, 2021
• Holy Trinity Sunday, 2020
• 5th Sunday in Lent, 2021

What does the Holy Spirit actually do? When will the last days come? What does God bringing dry bones back to life through words spoken by Ezekiel teach us about how God works in our lives today? In the episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle, discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the Day of Pentecost: Ezekiel 37:1-14, Acts 2:1-21, and John 15:26-27, 16:4b-15.

What happened to Judas after he betrayed Jesus? Can we have assurance of what we believe in the Christian faith? What does it mean to be sanctified? Is it something we do or is it a work of the Holy Spirit? In the episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle, discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the 7th Sunday of Easter: Acts 1:12-26, 1 John 5:9-15, John 17:11b-19

Have questions about the Bible? religion? theology? or the Christian life? Send them our way and we'll do some Q&A. You can email them to us at [email protected].

Last year's Ascension of Our Lord episode: https://foretasteofthefeast.buzzsprout.com/1081436/3827588-ascension-of-our-lord-bonus-episode

What does it mean that God doesn't show favoritism? Are God's commands burdensome or not? Do we choose God or does he choose us? In the episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle, discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the 6th Sunday of Easter: Acts 10:34-48, 1 John 5:1-8, John 15:9-17.

Have questions about the Bible? religion? theology? or the Christian life? Send them our way and we'll do some Q&A. You can email them to us at [email protected].

What's the key to understanding the Old Testament? What does the story of Philip and the Ethiopian have to teach us about study Scripture today? How do we test the spirits of this age? How are we cleaned by Jesus' word? In the episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle, discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter: Acts 8:26-40, 1 John 4:1-11; John 15:1-8.

We still need your question for some Q & A episodes. Have questions about the Bible? religion? theology? or the Christian life? Email them to us at [email protected].

What's so offensive about Jesus' resurrection? Who are the Sadducees? How do we know who God is? What does it mean that God is greater than our hearts? Why does Jesus call himself the Good Shepherd? Does that mean there are bad shepherds too? In this episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the 4th Sunday of Easter:  Acts 4:1-12, 1 John 3:16-24, and John 10:11-18.

Also, we need your question for some Q & A episodes. Have questions about the Bible? religion? theology? or the Christian life? Email them to us at [email protected].

Do sinners know Jesus?  What does it mean to believe in Jesus' name? What message should the church preach? Did Jesus physically rise from the dead, or only in a spiritual sense? In this episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle discuss these questions and more as they look at the lectionary readings for the 3rd Sunday of Easter: Acts 3:11-21, 1 John 3:1-7, and Luke 24:36-49.

In this episode, Pastor Ken and Kyle start a series focused on the Acts readings of the Lectionary which replace the Old Testament readings during the season of Easter. They discuss what Acts 4:32-35, 1 John 1:1-2:2, and John 20:19-31 teach about faith, fellowship, and forgiveness in the hours and days after Jesus' resurrection and the early church and explore how these lessons impact the church today.

Why does Mark's Gospel end so ambiguously and abruptly and what does it have to with us? Why does he say the women ran away in fear and told no one while the other Gospel writers say they told the others? What should we make of the "long ending" of Mark? What does Isaiah have to say about Jesus' resurrection and what are we to make of the list of witnesses Paul gives? Kyle and Pastor Ken discuss these questions and more in this Easter episode as they look at Mark 16:1-8, Isaiah 25:6-9, and 1 Corinthians 15:1-11.