(1 of 2) The first murder in human history is a tragedy on many levels. How could one brother turn on another so violently? What lessons can be learned from the grave of Abel? Join guest RC Cope and host Jonathan Edwards as they discuss Genesis 4 and the lessons that Cain and Abel can still teach us today.

What do we do when we read about some of the tougher parts of God's character? How do we make sense of God's justice, vengeance, and wrath? Join guest Brooks Criswell and Jonathan Edwards discuss a biblical account of trusting God in times of uncertainty.

What do we do when we read about some of the tougher parts of God's character? How do we make sense of God's justice, vengeance, and wrath? Join guest Brooks Criswell and Jonathan Edwards discuss a biblical account of trusting God in times of uncertainty.

(2 of 2) What is going in the first part of 1 Corinthians 11? These Bible verses are rarely studied or preached on because many are uncertain how to interpret the teaching. Stuart Crouch is back on the podcast, this time interviewing Jonathan about the chapter and how we can all find a common understanding from a very special set of Scriptures.

(1 of 2) What is going in the first part of 1 Corinthians 11? These Bible verses are rarely studied or preached on because many are uncertain how to interpret the teaching. Stuart Crouch is back on the podcast, this time interviewing Jonathan about the chapter and how we can all find a common understanding from a very special set of Scriptures.

(2 of 2) A woman was in great pain. She lived her life, essentially, as an outcast. She was not welcomed at family and religious gatherings. She was out of money. She was growing worse. She was likely made fun of and ridiculed. It’s possible that she felt death was not far off for her. She was completely out of answers, having tried everything possible... Join guest Jacob McKinney and Jonathan Edwards discuss Mark 5:25-34 and the woman who had enough faith to reach out and touch the edge of Jesus' garment.

(1 of 2) A woman was in great pain. She lived her life, essentially, as an outcast. She was not welcomed at family and religious gatherings. She was out of money. She was growing worse. She was likely made fun of and ridiculed. It’s possible that she felt death was not far off for her. She was completely out of answers, having tried everything possible... Join guest Jacob McKinney and Jonathan Edwards discuss Mark 5:25-34 and the woman who had enough faith to reach out and touch the edge of Jesus' garment.

(2 of 2) What does it mean to be a "royal priesthood"? This phrase is very common in Christian verbiage, but have we paused to consider what it means? Bryce Whittacker is back on the show to help us understand that we are God's priests now: 1) We carry God's presence, (2) We have an inheritance and yet (3) we have a high priest that is greater than the Old Testament system. Check it out now!

(1 of 2) What does it mean to be a "royal priesthood"? This phrase is very common in Christian verbiage, but have we paused to consider what it means? Bryce Whittacker is back on the show to help us understand that we are God's priests now: 1) We carry God's presence, (2) We have an inheritance and yet (3) we have a high priest that is greater than the Old Testament system. Check it out now!

(Part 2) Nathan Battey joins us for a walk through Acts chapter 12, a scene which is an incredibly powerful exclamation point that Christ reigns. You'll see it with fresh eyes and grow in your understanding and appreciation for just how relevant and important this chapter is.