In Exodus chapter 8, God continues to curse Egyptians with plagues, and the Pharaoh continues to harden his own heart.

Father Fred and George discuss how these plagues were carefully orchestrated to emphasize how Yahweh is the only God and sole creator of the world.

The Egyptian plagues were designed to remind the Israelites that God created the world and were a direct attack on the false Egyptian gods.

Join Father Fred and George as they explore Genesis chapter 7.

God compels Moses to go to Egypt and free the Israelites from slavery.

The Pharaoh refuses to let the Israelites go into the wilderness to worship God and increases their burden by forcing them to gather their own straw for brick making. Then the Hebrew overseers are beaten when they can't meet their impossible quota.

Join Father Fred and George as they take a closer look at Exodus chapter 5.

Moses, the reluctant prophet, relentlessly tries to avoid being God's spokesperson, invoking His anger. God provides powerful signs to Moses, and Aaron agrees to speak on his behalf.

Join Father and George as they discuss Exodus chapter 4, Father Fred's 90th birthday party, and George's trip to Guatemala.

In this riveting episode, Father Fred sits down with Viviane and Richard Skaliks for a conversation that will leave you believing in miracles. Richard’s life hung in the balance after a devastating brain aneurysm, but in the face of such adversity, a divine intervention unfolded. A miracle, orchestrated by none other than God himself, breathed life back into him. This is not just an interview, it’s a testament to faith, resilience, and the power of miracles.

God has heard the Israelites as they cry for help from Egyptian slavery,

Father Fred and George analyze Exodus chapter 3.

Father Fred and George examine perhaps the greatest love story in the Bible. Jacob overcomes tremendous odds to be with his true love, Rachel. Her father, Laban, tricks Jacob into marrying her sister, Leah, first. Leah is unloved but bears Jacob six sons. Rachel attempts to fix her infertility herself by trading sexual relations with Jacob for Leah's mandrakes.