When God parted the Red Sea, he was actually providing an even more miraculous form of help to the Israelites--he was enabling them to change from within. A hint to how is found in our discussion of the meaning of His name.

What do the plagues sent to Egypt teach us about God? What does God's name (YHWH) really mean?

What were the forces surrounding Jesus in his final week? How did he show us the way to have faith, hope, and courage?

We've all heard that Joseph of Egypt is a type of Christ, but why does that matter? What else might this mighty prophet represent? And what does this all have to do with Isaiah?

How do we know "Thou shalt not commit adultery" was important to God's children long before the Ten Commandments? Why do bad things happen to good people?

If the birthright blessings were meant to be passed from father to firstborn son, why did none of the patriarchs of Abraham's time follow this pattern?

In the story of Abraham and Isaac, if Isaac symbolizes Christ, who does Ishmael symbolize? How does the test of Sarah compare to the test of Abraham? What is the simplest way to follow Abraham's example today?

When Lot and Abraham parted ways, Abraham gave Lot his choice of the fertile Jordan Valley, or the barren hills to the west. Who got the better of that bargain?

Topics discussed include: The equality of Abraham and Sarah, how the Abrahamic covenant is the antidote to the fall, and how Abraham's exodus echoes so many others in the scriptures.

Mark welcomes award-winning photographer and Hebrew enthusiast Bry Cox to discuss the story of Noah's ark, and how it relates to the city of Enoch and the tower of Babel.