Michael Jerome recaps Season One of The Biblical Film Room by walking through Genesis 1–9 to answer the questions: What does the film say about God, and what does the film say about man?

He highlights core themes — God as relator-creator, the design and breakdown of marriage and family, the entrance of sin and death, Cain and Abel, the Flood, and Noah’s obedience — showing God’s justice, patience, and ongoing relationship with humanity.

Season Two preview: a deep dive into five key covenants (Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and the new covenant in Jesus).

Michael Jerome breaks down Genesis 6–8 in this episode of the Biblical Film Room, spotlighting Noah as the righteous, blameless man who found favor with God. The episode highlights Noah’s exact and complete obedience, the building of the ark, God’s faithfulness in remembering those on board, and practical applications for listeners facing long waits or cultural pressure.

Listeners are encouraged to pursue faithful obedience, trust God’s remembrance in hard seasons, and prepare for the next episode exploring the first covenant and the rainbow.

Michael Jerome examines Genesis 6 and the global flood, explaining how escalating wickedness and violence grieved God and led to divine judgment. He connects the biblical account to today’s moral failures and calls listeners to repentance and prayer.

The episode contrasts God’s justice and mercy, highlights Noah’s favor, and points to 2 Chronicles 7:14 as a path toward healing the land through humility, seeking God, and turning from sin.

Host Michael Jerome examines Genesis 5 and other biblical accounts to show that death was never God’s intent and that sin — broken fellowship with God and others — is the root cause of death and suffering. He connects Scripture (Ezekiel, Luke, John, Revelation) with modern tragedies to illustrate how profound and pervasive sin’s effects are.

Through film-style study, real-life examples, and Jesus’s compassion and resurrections, the episode points listeners toward the Christian hope: in Christ, death is not the final word and believers will one day be made new.

Host Michael Jerome examines Genesis 3, tracing how the serpent’s questions undermined God’s truth, authority, and goodness and led Adam and Eve into shame, hiding, and blaming.

The episode highlights the relational fallout from the fall, God’s continued pursuit and provision, and a call for unity among believers; next week’s episode will consider Cain and Abel.

Host Michael Jerome examines the biblical truth that belonging must come before becoming, tracing the marriage and family system from Genesis and showing how secure identity in God enables growth, healthy relationships, and societal flourishing.

He ties Scripture to real-life examples, challenges cultural narratives, and encourages listeners to study Ephesians 1–3 to rediscover belonging, reclaim identity, and step into what God has called them to become.

Welcome to the Biblical Film Room, hosted by Michael Jerome, where scripture becomes a deep dive analysis akin to studying game film. Each episode fearlessly tackles cultural narratives, theological dilemmas, and popular beliefs with the unwavering truth of the Bible, designed to challenge your assumptions and enrich your understanding.

In this episode, Michael delves into profound questions about how God relates to us and the importance of seeing the Bible as more than ancient text. Through the lens of Genesis, he explains how God as a great relator naturally became a creator, emphasizing the divine-human connection and how we, as creations, are expected to relate and create significant beauty in the world.

Packed with insights and thoughtful discussion, this episode encourages listeners to decipher the foundational similarities between God's strategies during creation and our daily lives. Join Michael in understanding the roles of relator and creator as God’s way of engaging with us, offering listeners cues for navigating life's challenges with biblical wisdom.

Welcome to the first episode of "The Biblical Film Room," where host Michael Jerome starts this unfiltered journey deep into the heart of scripture. With a tagline "Film Study for the Soul," Michael offers a perspective likened to athletes reviewing game film, aiming to provide a new lens on understanding God, religion, and the Bible.

This transformative podcast encourages listeners to step away from life's noise and delve into the Word of God, refreshing the soul and guiding us along our spiritual paths. Michael invites everyone, from believers to skeptics, to explore the depth of biblical times, with an emphasis on discovering God's character and His consistently reliable nature, even amidst life's unpredictability.

In this engaging series, you'll find a safe community for spiritual growth, challenging dialogues, and an opportunity to refine your spiritual walk, all highlighted with intriguing metaphors from the world of sports. No edits, no excuses—Michael's candid approach promises an adventure into the divine with the aim to enrich lives and inspire change.