We talk about how one's spiritual capacity and ability to take on responsibility are far greater than we imagine.

Israel grumbles about the lack of room-service in the desert, and Joshua leads them through their first battle.

"What is it?" the Israelites ask as they witness Manna for the first time. We chat a little about sights, sounds, and sensations we're all missing out on due to living in a fallen world. (Addendum: I forgot to talk about Manna mentioned in the NT as "bread of heaven." This is a title ultimately ascribed to Jesus as the giver of life - a gift from God).

The Israelites sing a song of praise after their deliverance. We chat a little about how OT law can alleviate illness.

I try celebrating MLK day annually by reading his "Letter From Birmingham Jail." This year I thought I'd read it for you while adding my own commentary and explanations. It gets pretty raw toward the end of the letter, I must warn you. A bit more political and sad than my usual podcasts.

Pharaoh foolishly follows Israel into a parted sea - bringing a dramatic ending to Israel's fear of the Egyptians.

The Israelites make their way out of Egypt and God gives them further instruction on how to commemorate the time He freed them from slavery.

God sends the final plague upon Egypt and Pharaoh finally let's Israel go. We chat about the Passover compared to the crucifixion and OT law vs. NT freedom.

Moses warns Pharoah of a final and devastating plague. We chat a little about the importance of self-purification.

We witnessed the plagues of Locust and Darkness, while talking a little bit about the relationship between soul, body, and spirit.