The Boring Bible Podcast

Join us for a very violent chapter with a epic opening as we discuss the savior that will trample the nations like walking on their bodies in a wine press. It's a graphic metaphor and Noah and Ashley explore who this prophecy gets fulfilled in the New Testament with the cross of Jesus. We explore a lot of the themes of justice and mercy in this chapter and how justice looks different in the New Testament than maybe even the writer of this passage first assumed. Lot's to think about with this episode and even more to take home and meditate on when you're going on a walk. 

Join us for this episode where we discuss the city of Zion and the eventual restoration of the people of Israel!

Join us as we discuss this powerful passage in Isaiah that focuses on good news for the poor and the eventual fulfillment that Jesus does in the gospel of Luke

Join us for this exciting chapter where we delve into the light of God becoming the light of the people of Israel!

We are back with our regular episodes through the book of Isaiah! Today is Isaiah 59. We explore the heartache of the writer of this prophecy and his cry for justice and how he rests in the actions of God to save him from his own people's culture. 

This is a standalone episode Noah recorded concerning recent events that have been happening in Memphis, TN. We would ask you pray for our city as we are all tired and reeling from some pretty horrific stories that recently have broke in the news. 

Join us for this episode where we talk through the themes of fasting and abundance!

Join us for this episode where we sit down and discuss another chapter on the judgement of Israel. This might be the last time we spend a whole chapter on the judgement and critique of Israel. 

This episode we see the stark contrast between God's compassion for the foreigner and the Eunuch while Israel's watchmen receive judgement for sitting blind and drunk without care.

This episode we dive into the last section of the book of Isaiah. This is a beautiful chapter focused on the eventual fulfillment of God's promises to the nation of Israel.