In this episode Kenneth Padgett and Tim Mackie finish their conversation about God's presence in the biblical story. This is Part 2 of a two part conversation.

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In this episode Kenneth Padgett sits down with Tim Mackie to walk through the theme of God's presence in the story of the Bible.

This is Part. 1 of a two part conversation.

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In this short episode Kenneth Padgett wraps up season one of The Story of God Podcast. Stay tuned for some great bonus content coming soon!

In this episode Kenneth Padgett takes us to the final scene in The Story of God with Us. How does the biblical story end? Does God get what He always wanted?

Join us as we explore the dazzling denouement of the Bible!

In this episode Kenneth Padgett considers the weight and wonder of the Church through the theological exploration of Acts 2.

In this episode Kenneth Padgett reflects on the death, resurrection, and ascension of King Jesus. Have you ever thought to ask this question: Who can ascend the mountain of the God? This is the question that fallen, broken, exiles should be asking. How do sinners get back up the mountain of God and dwell in His presence?

In this episode Kenneth Padgett briefly explores the themes of new creation, new exodus, and the True Light (that's Jesus!) in the Gospel of John.

In this episode Kenneth Padgett discusses the Hero of the biblical story – Jesus the Saving King. Who is he and how does the first book of the New Testament convey who Jesus really is? Spoiler alert, we discover that Jesus is the everlasting, exile-ending, saving King who is drawing the families of the earth into God's presence for blessing!

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In this episode Kenneth Padgett brings us to the end of the Old Testament, and it's not pretty. Abraham’s descendants were supposed to be the means by which God drew the exiled nations back into His presence for blessing, but instead they pined after the false, impotent gods of the lost nations. So God gave them over to their longings, and had them exiled to the east, down to a dark place filled with dust, danger, and death.