In this action-packed episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will take us into the dramatic life of the prophet Elijah—confronting one of the Bible’s most infamous power couples: King Ahab and Queen Jezebel. This showdown isn’t just about fire from heaven and bold miracles. It’s a battle of worldviews between a faithful God and a corrupt culture built on violence, false gods, and fear.

But is it just a story? Archaeology says otherwise. From signet rings to ivory palaces and ancient inscriptions, the evidence confirms these were real people and real events. Sam and Will explore how Elijah’s miracles—including resurrection, multiplying food, and defeating Baal on Mount Carmel—point directly to Jesus. They also uncover surprising connections to biblical geography, prophetic imagery, and even the fiery chariot that carried Elijah to heaven.

In part two of their resurrection series, Sam and Will dive into the explosive aftermath of Jesus rising from the dead—and the ripple effects that changed the world forever. From cowardly disciples becoming bold martyrs, to Caesar issuing edicts about stolen bodies, to early creeds circulating decades before the Gospels were written—this episode explores how history itself bears witness to the resurrection.

Was it all a myth, or did something truly miraculous happen in that tomb? With powerful historical, cultural, and archaeological evidence, the guys show why the belief in the resurrection didn’t just survive—it ignited. And why millions today still build their hope on that empty tomb.

This is more than history. It’s a call to live like resurrection people—free from fear, full of purpose, and certain of victory.

In this powerful episode , Sam and Will dive headfirst into the historical and rational case for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. If the resurrection didn’t happen, nothing else matters—and if it did, nothing else matters.

With honesty, clarity, and compelling evidence, this episode explores 12 reasons to believe in the resurrection: from eyewitness testimonies and empty tombs to near-death experiences and archaeological discoveries beneath Jerusalem. Sam and Will also debunk the most common alternative theories and show how the earliest believers were transformed by what they saw, not what they wished.

Join The Bible Show for an episode that blends deep faith, historical inquiry, and logical reflection on the central claim of Christianity: He is risen.

In this unique episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will dive deep into the story of King Solomon—the man who, by every biblical clue, seemed destined to be the Messiah. He had it all: wisdom, peace, dominion, unmatched wealth, and a kingdom that looked like Eden restored. From the outside, Solomon checks every messianic box... until he doesn’t.

What went wrong? Why does the Bible build him up as the perfect king, only to show us his downfall? And what can we learn from Solomon’s story about the world's definition of success versus God’s?

Join Sam and Will as they explore the rise and fall of Solomon and discover how his life points to a better King—Jesus—the one who came not to be served, but to serve.

In this epic episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will take you deep into the reign of King Solomon—Israel’s wisest and wealthiest king—and explore whether the biblical account stands up to historical and archaeological scrutiny. Spoiler alert: it does, in jaw-dropping detail.

From ancient gates, stables, and copper mines to port cities, palace walls, and temple beams still visible in modern structures, the evidence overwhelmingly supports Scripture's claims about Solomon's kingdom. Skeptics once called him a “hill country chieftain”—but discoveries across Israel and beyond say otherwise.

But this isn’t just about archaeology. This episode unpacks how Solomon’s greatness still falls short, and why his story ultimately points us to a greater King—the one who offers not just gold and wisdom, but grace, peace, and eternal life.

Join Sam and Will in this riveting episode of Under the Hood as they unpack one of the Bible’s most jaw-dropping yet often overlooked miracles—God’s divine intervention against the mighty Assyrian army during King Hezekiah’s reign. With historical artifacts like the Sennacherib Prism and archaeological findings of Hezekiah’s seal, this episode dives deep into how faith, prophecy, and real-world history intersect. Discover how 185,000 soldiers fell in a night and what it means for our understanding of God’s promises today. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more biblical deep dives!

In this fascinating episode of Under the Hood, Will and Sam explore a unique and thought-provoking theory about the end times—one rooted in the literary beauty of the Bible itself. What if all of human history is structured as a grand chiasm, a mirrored pattern pointing from Eden to the apocalypse and back again? From creation to the flood, from Babel to the cross, and from modern tech to ancient prophecy, this episode weaves theology, history, and biblical poetry into one cohesive (and possibly kooky) idea that might change the way you read the Bible forever.

Join the conversation as we dig into the symmetry of Scripture, uncover divine fingerprints in literary patterns, and ask the big question: are we closer to the end than we think?

In this deeply moving episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will take you to the Garden of Gethsemane—the night Jesus begins His passion. But this isn’t just a quiet place of prayer. It’s where the weight of sin begins to crush Him, where He wrestles with His Father’s will, and where His obedience rewrites the human story.

Why did Jesus sweat blood? What does Gethsemane, the "oil press," reveal about Christ’s suffering? And how does every curse from the Garden of Eden meet its match in the obedience of the Son of God?

From the betrayal of Judas to the symbolism of olive oil, this episode peels back the layers of Gethsemane and reveals Jesus as the Second Adam—faithful where Adam failed, willingly crushed to bring light, healing, and life.

Prepare to see the beauty of the cross begin in the garden—and realize how every tear, thorn, and drop of blood was intentional, redemptive, and full of love.

In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will take a deep dive into Isaiah 6—the moment when Isaiah receives his divine calling. But before we get to his powerful vision, we explore the historical backdrop: a time of national turmoil, devastating earthquakes, political instability, and looming invasion.

What does it mean when Isaiah says, “In the year that King Uzziah died”? Why was Uzziah’s downfall so significant? And how does Isaiah’s vision of God on His throne bring hope and perspective in a time of chaos?

This episode unpacks the meaning behind the seraphim’s cry of “Holy, holy, holy”, the significance of the train of God's robe filling the temple, and how Isaiah’s cleansing with a burning coal foreshadows the atonement found in Christ.

Join us as we explore how this ancient passage speaks directly to our modern fears, reminding us that no matter the chaos in our world, God is still on His throne.

Can faith actually help you live longer? In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will dive into fascinating scientific studies that reveal a direct connection between spirituality, health, and longevity. Research from top medical schools like Harvard, Duke, and Yale confirms what many believers have long suspected—practicing faith doesn’t just improve your soul, it benefits your body too.

From lower blood pressure and reduced stress to increased life expectancy, the evidence is overwhelming: attending church, praying, and engaging in spiritual disciplines have measurable effects on well-being. But why is this the case? What does science say about how faith impacts the human body? And what does this mean for those looking for a healthier, more fulfilling life?

Join us for a discussion that blends theology and cutting-edge research, showing why faith isn't just about eternity—it’s about thriving here and now.