From relentless church planter to passionate pastor and letter-writer, the Apostle Paul shaped the early Church in huge ways. In this podcast, we’ll trace Paul’s story, unpack the heart of his teaching, and see how his words still speak into how we follow Jesus today. Along the way, we’ll talk about faith, grace, unity, and what it actually looks like to live a changed life together on mission.

When the Holy Spirit shows up at Pentecost, everything changes. In this podcast, we’ll step into the moment the Church comes alive—ordinary people filled with God’s power, boldly sharing the good news no matter the cost. We’ll look at how the Spirit transformed believers, fueled the Church’s explosive growth, and keeps moving today, turning fear into courage and sending Jesus’ followers into the world.

Each of the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—tells the story of Jesus in its own unique way. In this podcast, we’ll walk through their different perspectives to see how together they reveal one incredible story: the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the promised Messiah. Along the way, you’ll see how He fulfills God’s plan of salvation and why He truly is the hope of the world.

Discover the New Testament as both a trustworthy canon and a unified witness to Jesus Christ. Explore its diverse genres, its central message of redemption fulfilled in Him, and the lasting significance of His life, death, resurrection, and return. This journey will equip you to read Scripture faithfully—literarily, historically, and theologically—and to live out its truth in the “already but not yet” reality of God’s Kingdom.

What happens when God goes silent? For 400 years, no prophet spoke, no new Scripture was written—yet the story of redemption was far from over. In this episode, we trace how the laws, covenants, and prophecies of the Old Testament still pulsed with hope in the hearts of God’s people during the “quiet years.” From lingering promises of restoration to the aching expectation of a Messiah, discover how the Old Testament wasn’t the end, but the setup for the greatest beginning—the arrival of Jesus.

Israel’s exile wasn’t just a tragic twist in history—it was the consequence of turning from Yahweh and breaking covenant with Him. Yet even in judgment, God’s mercy was never far away. This podcast walks through the rise and fall of Israel under Assyria and Babylon, the warnings of the prophets, and the return home under leaders like Ezra and Nehemiah. Along the way, you’ll see God’s justice and grace at work, and how the hope of a Messiah was woven through Israel’s story of exile and restoration.

Trace the rise and fall of Israel’s monarchy and the prophetic voices that spoke into its history. From Saul and David to the divided kingdom and exile, we’ll uncover how the kings were meant to reflect God’s rule yet consistently fell short. Alongside them, the prophets proclaimed God’s judgment against sin and rebellion, while also holding out extraordinary hope of restoration. Together, these stories reveal the need for a greater King and point forward to the ultimate fulfillment of God’s promises in the reign of Jesus Christ and His Kingdom.

Explore how the Torah shaped the identity, worship, and mission of ancient Israel. Focusing on the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants, we'll unpack God’s promises and expectations for His people and trace how these themes point forward to their ultimate fulfillment in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

See how the Bible tells one continuous story from Creation to Restoration. In this episode, we trace the movements of Creation, Fall, Covenant, Redemption, Exile, and Restoration, showing how each one builds toward and finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. Step back and see Scripture not as scattered accounts but as the unified story of God’s plan to redeem and restore His people through Christ.

Discover how the Old Testament lays the foundation for the New. In this episode, we explore the covenants, prophecies, and foreshadows that shaped the New Testament writers’ understanding of redemption in Jesus Christ. See how God’s story has always pointed to Christ—and why the Old Testament is essential for grasping the fullness of the Gospel.