The birth narratives about Jesus in Matthew and Luke have both commonalities and differences. This episode explores these and also discusses the unique goals each evangelist had in their description of this monumental event. We also address the challenge of reconciling the timeline of Jesus’ birth, the visit of the Magi, Herod’s murderous decree, and the journey of Jesus’ family to and from Egypt.

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In this episode, we define the term “gospel” and then discuss the uniqueness of the four canonical Gospels. We talk about how to harmonize these four accounts and address the differences among them.

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 We begin this new series by spending some time explaining what occurred during the time between the end of the OT historical narrative and the time of Christ. Special emphasis is placed on how this period shaped Second Temple Judaism, which was the religious world in which Jesus lived and ministered.

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In our final episode on eschatology, we discuss references in the biblical text about Heaven. Namely its descriptions, location, and what our experience will be like.  

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We examine the various terms used in the NT to refer to Hell. Part of the conversation is a look at the meaning of the English word Hell and how it differs from the Greek concept of Hades. 

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An introduction to the three primary interpretations of the 1,000-year reign of Christ mentioned in Revelation 20:1-6. 

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This episode wrestles with Judgment Day, addressing who it is for, who judges, and its purpose. We also consider how we should feel about this coming event.

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What do the Scriptures tell us about the resurrection that will occur at Jesus’ return? While there is some debate about the nature of our future resurrected bodies, the promise of this resurrection can still give us great hope. 

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When will Jesus come back? In this episode, we will discuss various passages and theories about his second coming. 

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In this first episode of our eschatology series, we discuss the various theories about what we experience after death. 

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