In this episode, we go over the story of Jesus' resurrection. Mary sees the resurrected Jesus in a garden as the light dawn on the darkness of night. Jesus is both Yahweh, walking in the cool of the day in the garden and also Adam, the true gardener, as he should have been. Jesus' resurrection starts the new creation and he breathes life into his disciples the same way Yahweh breathes life into mankind. Jesus' followers are now being dwelt in by the Holy Spirit and are walking talking Tabernacles of God's presence. We are now called to be the kingdom of priests to all the nations.

What does “good news” mean in the gospel writers’ minds? Jesus goes about Galilee teaching the Good News of the Kingdom. God’s reign has come near and Jesus is bringing it!

After all this time of God working out a way to dwell among his people, Jesus of Nazareth walks up to the Jordan. John would say he “tabernacles” among us. Jesus is the walking, talking temple and unifying location where heaven and earth meet

In this episode I discuss the real prophetic hope of the Hebrew Scriptures. We are not made to go off to an ethereal heaven. Instead we are made to rule and reign on earth on God’s behalf dwelling in his midst.

This is a story about how people in scripture found themselves doing and saying things altogether unexpected. God is pursuing his people and trying to merge the gap between his space and our space. *Note: I got Rachael and Rebekah swapped. But the points remain the same*

This episode kicks off God’s grand rescue plan and how he will use one man to bless all the nations of the earth.

In this episode we cover how this perfect world is broken by the choice of man. Man chooses their own way and His space and our space is ripped apart. Man does not drive God out of earth, instead God drives man out from His presence “into the east”.

In this episode, we continue the topic of heaven and earth and discuss how Genesis 1 and 2 are establishing all of creation as YHWH’s ultimate cosmic temple where man has complete access to the creator.

In this episode, we cover the first usage of the Hebrew word for “heavens” and exploring what it really means in its context.