The Thinking Kingdom Podcast

This is the final episode in our series, which this week examines the Hebrew writers' use of the Old Testament. We have Dr. Dan Owen with us again to discuss Proverbs and Exodus. You can catch Dan and a lot of his new content at    / @danowenpodcast  !

In this episode, Corey Sawyers joins Austin and Nate to discuss the Hebrew writer’s use of Habakkuk 2. Sometimes, it helps our faith to look at examples of people with strong faith. The Hebrew writer encourages his readers to endure the sufferings they are going through because they have a great reward in their future. Find Corey at the following channels: Untied Podcast:    • UNTIED Podcast   Scripture Spotlight:    • Scripture Spotlight   Martin church of Christ:    / @martinchurchofchrist  

Join Austin and Nate as they study the Hebrew writer's use of Jeremiah 31:31-34. This is part three of three.

Looking at Hebrew use of the Old Testament scriptures from Jeremiah 31 with Austin McCrickard (Part 2) 

Join Austin and Nate as they study the Hebrew writer's use of Jeremiah 31:31-34. This is part one of three.

Join Austin, interim host Matthew Hite, and guest Corey Sawyers as we examine the Hebrew writer's use of Psalm 8 in chapter 2! Why was it necessary for Jesus to come in the flesh? How does that benefit us? What comfort, if any, can this bring? Thank you for joining in week after week for this encouraging content!

In this episode, we introduce our first study of the Hebrew writer's use of the Old Testament texts. The book of Hebrews was written to encourage Jewish converts to hold fast to their new faith in Christ Jesus. He does this by providing various "proof texts" in the Hebrew Scriptures to reassure them of their newly founded faith and show them that Jesus is the better way and the fulfillment of God's promises and oaths.

Join Austin and Nate as they go through the first chapter, which seeks to show Jesus as the eternal King, better than even the angels themselves