It's perhaps the most well-known and beloved book of the Bible. A compendium of 150 remarkable stories. And even though the Psalms are richly varied, we can find deep parallels to our own lives — to our lived experience. Where are we, where are we headed, and where is God is in relationship to it all? Join Dr. Alan Meenan as he helps us better understand and read this amazing book.

Vitally important to understanding the Passion of Christ is answering the question: What is Jesus? In part two of this inductive look at the Gospel of Mark, Dr. Alan Meenan moves us from who Jesus is — the Messiah, the Son of God — to what exactly that means to us as we look to the future.

At the core of every Christian’s faith is the question that must be answered: “Who is Jesus?” In part one of this inductive study of the Gospel of Mark, Dr. Alan Meenan explores the identity of Christ to help us better answer that question for ourselves.

“We have a God that wants to be known and the Inductive Bible Study method really reinvigorated that reality for me.” Dr. Joy Ireland joins Dr. Alan Meenan for a very practical podcast about how the Bible speaks to us and how can we best understand what it's saying.

Relationships are hard and love is not the happy-ever-after kind of thing that we read about in fairy tales or the romanticized fantasy fed to us by Hollywood. The Song of Songs addresses the meaning of love, the meaning of sex, the meaning of human sensuality, as divinely intended and divinely sanctified.

In this podcast, Dr. Alan Meenan explores the case for Christ and the case for Christianity as developed in the book of Hebrews, represented through a more effective covenant with God, a more effective approach to God, a more effective Law, a more effective hope and a more effective worship.

Deuteronomy literally means “Second Law” — it’s the second giving of the law to the people of Israel by Moses. And it’s essentially one long sermon preparing the people to cross into the Promised Land — a land that they can call their own.

Why should we read Deuteronomy? Because it is through the Law that the nature and character of God is revealed. So even though the specifics of particular laws may no longer apply to the church of Jesus Christ today, this emphasis on what God requires gives us pertinent principles on which we can base our lives. Enjoy this short teaser clip from the full podcast of the book of Deuteronomy from theologian, Dr. Alan Meenan.

The Jewish name for the Book of Numbers is the “In Wilderness Book — because “In the wilderness God spoke.” Join Dr. Alan Meenan as he takes an inductive look at the Book of Numbers, the fourth book of the Pentateuch in the Old Testament.

The Jewish name for the Book of Numbers is the “In Wilderness Book" because “In the wilderness God spoke.” Enjoy this short teaser clip from the full podcast on the Book of Numbers as explored by Dr. Alan Meenan.