John 13 is a famous scene as Jesus washes the feet of his friends before the last supper. This podcast will consider that sometimes a wild story isn't really wild enough, and this selfless act may well be what we all need in order to understand Easter.

We all know that "Jesus Wept" is the shortest verse in the Bible. We may not know what a mind blowing idea this verse conveys. This episode will look closely at the raising of Lazarus from the dead, its significance and theology, and as a result we will consider what it means to say that God cries too.

While the Bible is a library of many different books written by many different people, there are special places that appear again and again. This episode will look at Bethel, or more precisely "Bet-El" which means house of God. It's a place both famous and infamous, with lessons for today... 

Shepherds and Sheep are frequently mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments, but not in the way we usually think. This episode will look at real life shepherding with an eye towards expanding the common metaphor to a deeper relationship with God our Shepherd. 

The Death of King Saul is both fascinating and dramatic, and in no small part because it didn’t have to happen. This episode will look at the dangers of unchecked appetites and how even successful people can lose their way.

Question: How have our appetites skewed our reality? 

The Wilderness Temptation of Jesus is remembered by the first three Gospels so we know it's important. This podcast will look at geography, history, and even science to learn why this is key for daily living, even daily happiness.

Question: When were you last living in God's Time?

John 21 is the last chapter in that Gospel and for many remains a mystery. It is after Easter, and the disciples are back fishing, and yet this feels right to me. Two clues will help us find new meaning in this beachside scene.

Reflection Question: What's the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?

This podcast will take us to the world of Paul, which means those tiny books in the back of our Bible. Far away from the World of Jesus, Paul sets the world on fire with a new idea he calls the "Gospel," and like Jesus, this message invites trouble...

Reflection Question: How is our faith costly? If not, why?

Sometimes Bible stories make sense during a Study or podcast, but when we get home they just look like words on a page. This podcast episode will step back and examine "how" to apply old stories to our daily lives.

It often surprises people to learn that over half the Gospels take place in a ten mile stretch along the shore of the Sea of Galilee. This episode explores why so many stories happened in so little space, and reveal a mystery coming from the mud of the lake today!

Reflection Question: Where have we found God right under our noses?