A Breakfast Vow: Ruth and Boaz have more of a meet-tragic than a meet-cute but this one is still all about love.

Samson's story is among the wildest in a violent stretch of Israel's story. What other story has lions, honey, jokes, hookups, and haircuts?

Deborah is a judge who normally conducts her business by a tree. But what would she have for breakfast if she knew the monumental day that was ahead of her in battle? We also consider whether chicken and waffles would make good cereal.

How does a woman who runs a brothel and tells a good lie end up in the line of Jesus?

Moses' story has everything a story should have: frogs, snakes, music, and freedom. But what did he need in the morning to get him through those long days?

Jacob and Esau are twins who have nothing in common--except for hunger.

Hagar spent most of her life unseen. Will anyone ever bring her the breakfast she deserves?

Abe and Sarah's story is a critical thread in the history of faith. How did they take home with them on their way to the Promised Land?

Noah's story is used to teach kids about animals and promises, but what other questions show up in his life and story?