In this episode, we examine the second major rebellion in the book of Genesis, the cohabitation of the sons of God with the daughters of men. Who were these "sons of God" and how is it that their actions necessitated the blotting out of mankind and animals from the face of the earth? Join us as we grapple with these questions and the implications their answers have for us today.

In this episode, we dive into the first of the three rebellions of Genesis 1-11 and examine the identity of the serpent, the nature of God's foreknowledge and its impact on man's free will, and the surprisingly few instances Adam's sin is mentioned in the Old Testament.

In this powerful episode, we examine God's commitment to His word and the lengths He went through (and will go through) to bring His declared purposes to pass. Join us as we examine the significance of being made in God's image to ultimately be transformed into the image of Christ.

In this thought provoking episode, we discuss the cultural context of Genesis 1, its polemic intent, and the process of Scriptural interpretation in our examination of the implications of God making man in His image.

In this packed episode, we examine the language of creation and its intentional illustration of God's dwelling place. Join us as we look into the intricate structure of Genesis and meditate on what it means to be the temple of the living God.

In the introduction to this new series, we look at the principles and difficulties of divine communication through the lens of Jesus's interaction with Nicodemus in John 3. Along the way, we learn about how God encodes messages to us, principles of Scriptural interpretation, and the witness of the cosmos.

In this episode, we review the significance of the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost) in Scripture and in second temple Jewish culture. Along the way, we delve into the connections between the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit was outpoured and the tower of Babel where the nations were disinherited. We land on the Spirit's cry in our hearts of "Abba! Father!" and what that signifies for us.

In this episode, we look into the faith of the father of faith, Abraham. His responses to God's promises and the Lord's strengthening of his faith are a great encouragement to us as we walk in trusting relationship with our heavenly Father. Join us as we journey with Abraham from faith to faith.

This episode is the closing message of our God with Us series. In it, we jump forward into the halls of heaven to hear the saints singing the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb and jump back to the celebration in Exodus 15 after the crossing of the Red Sea and Moses's song of warning in Deuteronomy 32 before the children of Israel cross the Jordan. Join us in this epic look at redemption and the triumph of our King, the King of kings, Jesus Christ.

Having laid much groundwork for a deeper understanding of John 10 in Parts 1-6, we return to the start of the chapter for an exercise in reading the Scripture in context. All of us are used to reading verses in certain ways. In this sharing, we ask "who is the thief in John 10:10?" and "who was Hosea prophesying to when he said, 'I will say to Not My People, "You are my people"'?" (Hosea 2:23; Romans 9:25). Along the way, we examine the important role inheritance plays as a theme in Scripture.