Cain built the first city… after he walked away from God.

Then Scripture reveals another city. The City of God.

Every life eventually becomes a city.

Which one are you building?

The Bible Key episode: The Tale of Two Cities

April 2026

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The Holy Bible speaks often about the eye, the heart, and the mind. Those passages may be describing something like a theory of cognition.

In this episode we explore the idea behind what Jesus calls “the single eye.”

The pattern in the text is intriguing and deserves attention. It could be very worthwhile to run a scientific study on this. Perhaps someone with the right tools will be inspired to explore it further.

Obscure Christian Beliefs — Episode: The Bible and Cognitive Theory

March 2026

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Melchizedek has no origin story, no genealogy, and barely any lines.

Let's look at the function of the verses and decipher his message.

Scripture references: Genesis 14:18–20 | Psalm 110:4 | Hebrews 7

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode: You Have Met Melchizedek

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The world was hammered into visibility. Time slowed down so we could see.

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode The Hammer and the Deep

March 2026 The Bible Key

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If you’re looking for a quick "five minutes to a better you" pep talk, you’re in the wrong place tonight. This one is for the serious Bible nerds. We’re taking a hard look at Exodus 3 and Genesis 1, but not as Sunday School stories.

Why a bush? Why a mountain? Why the parallel triads of creation? When we decide to see the Bible as a functional map, we realize this "Book" is a coherent, symbolic Divinely inspired machine that mirrors the very way God has designed the human soul. If the framework holds, the Bible proves its own supernatural origin by its internal logic alone. This episode is deep, and probably too long for some. Definitely not for the casual observer.

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode: The Gears of Revelation: How the Bible Proves Itself

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Why did Jesus curse a fig tree… when it was not even the season for figs?

In Mark 11 the story is arranged in a surprising way: tree, temple, tree again.

When we notice the structure, the meaning begins to emerge.

Scriptures referenced:

Mark 11 · Hosea · Micah

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode Why Jesus Cursed the Fig Tree

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We might assume the Bible is about getting to Heaven. But often the Holy Spirit describes Heaven coming to us.

Passages discussed in this episode:

• Matthew 6:10
• John 3:3
• Luke 17:21
• Revelation 21:1–2

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode: The Bible Is Not About Going to Heaven

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The miracles of Jesus did happen.

But the Gospels show how they begin.

First the kingdom of God.

Then the result.

The Bible Key episode: The Miracles of Jesus Actually Make Sense

March 2026

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The “grasshopper problem,” the meaning of stiff-necked thinking, and why David ran toward a giant with nothing but a sling and faith in God.

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode: The Grasshopper Problem

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From Zion to Damascus, the prophet Amos tells us how Divine Justice really works.

Obscure Christian Beliefs episode: The Roar of Justice

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