In this episode, Jeff welcomes Jerica Moore, Brian Kane, and Carter Wine back to the conversation as we attempt to tackle the minor prophets. The prophets can often be some of the most confusing books of the Bible so we may skip over them. At this point in the text, we not only see the idolatry of the people of Israel but also their intense desire to build their own empire. Though the prophets proclaim impending judgement and destruction, let us not miss the hope of salvation for those who would repent and turn back to God.

In this episode, Bill welcomes guest co-hosts Savanah Medlock and Ken Rock to the conversation. As we continue to make our way through, we must consider how often we are unfaithful to God. Not only do the prophets speak to the people of Israel, they speak to us calling us back from our idolatry to remember who God is and who He is making us to be.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill take us through the final part of the book of Isaiah. As one of the most quoted Old Testament scriptures in the New Testament, Isaiah plays a significant role in the teachings of Jesus and his followers, so you may find many familiar passages along the way.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill take us through part 2 of 3 through the book of Isaiah. As one of the most quoted Old Testament scriptures in the New Testament, Isaiah plays a significant role in the teachings of Jesus and his followers, so you may find many familiar passages along the way.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill take us through part 1 of 3 through the book of Isaiah. As one of the most quoted Old Testament scriptures in the New Testament, Isaiah plays a significant role in the teachings of Jesus and his followers, so you may find many familiar passages along the way. We hope that as you make your way through with us you find the unity of the text to be clearer.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill explore the rise and fall of the kingdom of Israel. Throughout 1 & 2 Kings we begin to realize that Israel’s biggest problem is their unfaithfulness to God, they have forgotten the call to be set apart.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill zoom in on the life and reign of King Solomon. Throughout his life we see great wisdom and great foolishness, the wisest, richest king by the end of his life corrupted by lure of power. After his death we witness the division of Israel, once one kingdom, now two divided.

In this episode, Jeff and Bill explore the life of King David. As they walk through the text it may seem that David isn't quite better than Saul, and yet at the end of his life we are told that he was man after God's heart. How can it be so? That is one of the questions they will try to answer in the discussion while also linking David's life to that of Jesus.

In this episode we find ourselves at the beginning of the “age of the kings” for Israel, which in many ways is a the beginning of an end. As Jeff and Bill walk us through this next section in the Bible, they stop along the way to point out where God is moving in the midst of a continuously rebellious people. In the midst of familiar stories, may we pause to look deeper at the Text and encounter God in new ways.

In this episode Jeff and Bill welcome Jerica Moore to the conversation as they discuss Judges and Ruth. Throughout Judges we see the cycle of Israel forsaking God, being captured by their enemies, crying out to God for help, and being rescued by a judge happen time after time. While the book closes with, "everyone did as they saw fit," we also see that God is still working in the midst of their betrayal. In Ruth, we are confronted with another example of the outsider being welcomed in to the family of God. As we continue to make our way through the Bible, let us pause to see where God continues to work in the most unlikely places and often through the most unlikely people.