In today's episode, George joins us to speak from the heart about both the history of Under the Fig Tree, and where we are headed, both this year, and in the future. Don't miss it!

In today's episode of the fruit from Under the Fig Tree podcast, George talks with us about the Advent season in relation to the three pilgrim festivals and the seasons of love in our own lives. Don't miss it!

Have you ever wondered why God included *that guy* in the Christmas story? Join George for today's devotional podcast and reflect on the Power of Love this holiday season.

Jacob's blessing was to be a struggler with God! Anything in life worth having involves struggle, and we won't become the people God wants us to be until we learn to struggle with Him.

Ever read your Bible and feel like you're not getting anything out of it? Then this lightning lesson with pastor, teacher and historian George DeJong is for you!

The Devil doesn't care all that much if you see God as a King and Judge, but there's one thing he really doesn't want you to see God as... tune in as George DeJong introduces us to the relationship we have with God as our LORD.

Picking up from our episode titled "Our LORD God," in today's episode, George leads us to a deeper understanding of the covenantal name of God as we learn about the two trees.

A special edition of the Under the Fig Tree podcast with pastor and teacher, George DeJong. Many of our listeners and supporters have questions relating to current events and the state of our ministry, and we hope to provide answers to some of those questions for you here today.

Have you ever noticed that God, Lord God, and LORD God all appear in your Bible? Is there more than a grammatical difference between the three? And why is "LORD God" mentioned thousands of times more than "God" or "Lord God" in the Hebrew text?

Join pastor, historian and teacher George DeJong as we go back to the beginning and discover the importance of understanding the name God wants us to know Him by... LORD God.

In today's episode, George DeJong takes us on a journey to answer the question of how did Jesus engage the world? And, based on that discovery, how can we engage the world like Jesus?