Does proof exist that Jesus was God in the Old Testament? In this episode guest Brian Smith examines the etymological evidence found in the Hebrew words Elohim, YHWH, and the Angel of YHWH.

Interview with an Australian sheep farmer discussing sheep behavior from the Biblical perspective. Could sheep behavior indicate how the Kingdom of God will operate? By understanding how sheep actually behave, the sheep analogies in the Bible will become more enlightening for Christians.

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Dianne Webb discusses the Tabitha Outreach Foundation. The Tabitha Outreach Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of underserved orphans, widows, and the fatherless living in poverty in Southwest Kenya.

Scripture tells us that we will receive glory when we are resurrected into God's Kingdom and that we will be made in Jesus's image. This episode explores that awesome destiny and what it truly means to be born into God's family. 

What is the Wave Sheaf Offering, and how does it relate to Jesus Christ? In this episode, we will examine how the resurrected Christ became the first fruits of all humanity resurrected to eternal life and His connection to the ancient Wave Sheaf ceremony.

This episode explores the problematic Books of Enoch, scrutinizing their controversial content and interpretations. Are they of any value to Christians?

Guest Gene Nouhan discusses his book "The Six-Day War in Creationism: A New Critique of the Young Earth Reform Movement and Its Excesses." Exploring various aspects such as biblical genres, the interpretation of days, anthropomorphism in discussing God, and understanding ancient literature, the book provides a comprehensive critique of the Young Earth Reform Movement's claims, shedding light on its origins and excesses.

In this episode, we delve into the seventh-day Sabbath and its relevance within the framework of the New Covenant. Contrary to popular belief, the Sabbath isn't merely a relic of the Old Testament law; instead, it holds profound significance within the context of the New Covenant established through Jesus Christ.

In this episode, we delve into the contentious topic of Christian nationalism, examining its historical roots and contemporary manifestations. Our guest, Blake Silverstein, provides insights into the intersections of religion and politics, shedding light on Christian nationalism's implications for society, democracy, and believers.

Discussion of the divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah. King Jeroboam was a significant figure in ancient Israel, known for establishing idol worship to prevent his subjects from traveling to Jerusalem, fearing their loyalty would shift to the house of David. He set up two golden calves for worship, one in Bethel and the other in Dan, leading the people away from God. Despite initial success, his reign was marked by divine disapproval, with prophets predicting his downfall due to disobedience to God's commands.