One Accord

The One Accord Podcast dives into one of the most beloved — and most misunderstood — stories in the Old Testament. In Judges 6–8, the team unpacks Gideon's unlikely calling, the real problem with "putting out a fleece," why God slashed an army from 32,000 to 300, and what Gideon's refusal of kingship reveals about God's design for leadership. Along the way, the guys tackle hard questions about generational faithfulness, pride in ministry, and how incomplete knowledge of Scripture distorts our view of God — then and now.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, Joe, Eric, Greg, and Micah dive into Judges chapters 4 and 5 — the story of Deborah, Barak, and Jael. The team tackles one of the most debated passages in all of Scripture: Does Deborah's judgeship endorse female leadership in the church? Was she a military commander or a civil administrator? And what does the text actually say versus what people wish it said?

The One Accord Podcast begins the book of Judges as Joe, Eric, Greg, and Micah tackle Judges chapters 1–3. Was this the best time in Israel's history — or the beginning of a dumpster fire? The guys debate whether the period of the judges was an ideal, king-free society or a spiraling catastrophe, and explore why the generation after Joshua lost everything so quickly. The conversation digs into the angel of the Lord (theophany or messenger?), the cycle of sin, judgment, and deliverance, the nature of God's emotions, the foreknowledge debate, and what it means that a whole generation "did not know the Lord."

In this episode, Joe, Eric, Greg, and Micah wrap up the book of Joshua with a deep dive into chapters 23 and 24. The conversation covers Joshua's farewell address, the nature of covenant love, the provocative question of why God chose Abraham out of paganism, and the stunning fulfillment of Joseph's dying wish — centuries after it was made. A rich theological discussion rounds out the Joshua series and sets the stage for the book of Judges.

The One Accord Podcast tackles one of the most tension-filled sections of Joshua — chapters 13 through 22. Joshua is old, the land isn't fully conquered, and Israel keeps failing to drive out the Canaanites. So when Joshua 21 says God gave them "all" the land He promised, what are we supposed to do with that? The guys wrestle through the gap between God's total faithfulness and Israel's repeated disobedience, uncovering themes that reach all the way back to Genesis and forward to the coming King.

In this episode of the One Accord podcast, the hosts delve into Joshua chapters 10-12, discussing the significance of the kings of Jerusalem, the covenant with the Gibeonites, and the miraculous event of the sun standing still. They explore the implications of the Book of Jasher, the historical context of Israel's claim to the land, and the relevance of biblical genealogies. The conversation also touches on the theological responsibilities of modern Christians regarding Israel and the nature of divine sovereignty and human responsibility.

After the miraculous fall of Jericho, everything falls apart and it's not God's fault. In this episode, Joe, Greg, Micah, and Eric dig into Joshua chapters 7-9 as part of the Biblical Theology Project, tackling Achan's hidden sin, Israel's presumptuous battle plan, a powerful discussion on family worship, and the Gibeonite deception that trapped Israel in an unbreakable oath.

Joe, Greg, Micah, and Eric launch into the book of Joshua, tackling six chapters packed with leadership transitions, moral dilemmas, and miraculous conquest. From the meaning of "be strong and courageous" to a spirited debate over whether Rahab's lie was morally justified, this episode digs into some of the most discussed passages in the Old Testament... and the guys don't all agree.

Join us as we conclude our journey through Deuteronomy with an in-depth exploration of chapters 31-34. In this episode, the full team reunites to tackle some of the most challenging theological questions in Scripture, including God's absolute foreknowledge alongside genuine human responsibility, the nature of divine sovereignty, and what it means to worship God by ascribing greatness to Him.

In this compelling episode of The One Accord Podcast, Eric, Greg, and Joe dive deep into Deuteronomy chapters 29 and 30, exploring covenant renewal, human responsibility, and God's transformative promises. What does it mean that God hasn't given Israel a heart to know? How do we reconcile God's sovereignty with genuine human choice? And what is the stunning promise of a circumcised heart pointing toward?