In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will explore the Burckle Crater—an impact site in the Indian Ocean that some scientists believe triggered massive tsunamis and global storms around 2800 BC. Could this event align with the biblical flood?

Drawing from research by Columbia University and Los Alamos National Laboratory, they break down the evidence and its connection to ancient flood myths worldwide. Is this the missing link to understanding Noah’s flood?

Join the conversation as they dive into the science, history, and faith behind this fascinating theory!

In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will tackle one of the biggest questions skeptics and believers alike have asked about the story of Noah's flood: Was there even enough water on Earth to cover the entire planet?

Diving into historical evidence and geological discoveries, they explore how modern science surprisingly aligns with the biblical narrative. From the surprising role of the Earth's mantle and the discovery of vast underground water reservoirs to evidence from the Black Sea near Mount Ararat, they examine whether a global flood could have physically occurred as described in Genesis.

Join them in the garage as they pull apart the science and Scripture, offering a fresh perspective on one of the Bible’s most epic events.

In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will tackle one of the most puzzling questions in the Bible—why did people in Genesis live for hundreds of years? From Methuselah’s 969-year lifespan to God’s decree in Genesis 6 to shorten human life, they explore possible explanations for this dramatic shift.

Could environmental changes after the flood have played a role? Did genetic bottlenecks, diet, or immune system deterioration contribute to shorter lifespans? And what do ancient texts outside the Bible say about long-lived ancestors? With a mix of biblical insight, historical evidence, and scientific possibilities, this episode takes a deep dive into a fascinating mystery.

Join us for a discussion that blends faith, history, and science—helping us see how the past shapes the world we live in today.

In this thought-provoking episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will dive deep into the fascinating world of serpent myths found in ancient cultures. From the talking snake in Genesis to the recurring motif of serpents across Egyptian, Mayan, Norse, and Greek myths, they explore how these narratives intersect and point to larger truths. Why does the Bible depict Satan as a serpent, and what can we learn from this imagery? With a blend of historical insights, theological discussion, and a touch of humor, this episode uncovers the profound connections between biblical promises and the universal human struggle against evil.

Listen in as Sam and Will reveal the poetic beauty of the gospel embedded not just in scripture, but even in nature and ancient storytelling. Don't miss this intriguing journey that blends history, theology, and hope!

Explore the fascinating global flood myths and their striking similarities to the biblical story of Noah. Join Sam and Will in “Under the Hood” as they dive into historical evidence, cultural echoes, and even modern connections like Graham Hancock’s theories. From the Epic of Gilgamesh to Chinese legends, Hawaiian myths, and more, this episode unravels the shared threads in humanity’s ancient stories. Don’t miss the profound insights about God’s promise symbolized by the rainbow, and how it all connects back to Jesus.

Join hosts Sam and Will in this captivating episode of Under the Hood as they explore how the grandeur of ancient Rome's triumphal marches illuminates the writings of the Apostle Paul and the deeper meanings within Scripture. Fresh from a trip to Rome, Sam shares insights into iconic monuments like the Arch of Titus and the Colosseum, connecting them to Paul's references to triumphal processions in 2 Corinthians and Colossians. Discover how understanding Roman culture transforms our perception of biblical teachings and how Jesus redefines victory through sacrifice and resurrection. This episode offers a thought-provoking journey through history, faith, and ultimate triumph.

Luke 2:7, Luke 2:8, Luke 2:11, John 1:1, John 1:14, Micah 4:8, Micah 5:2, Amos 8:11, Psalm 22:1, Isaiah 53:5, Daniel 9:26

In this episode of Under the Hood, Sam and Will explore the extraordinary spread of the early Christian church, focusing on how the gospel offered dignity and hope to the most marginalized people of the ancient world. From women and slaves to the sick and poor, they delve into historical context, societal norms, and how the revolutionary message of Jesus Christ challenged and changed the Roman Empire. Discover why the gospel was so transformative, and what we can learn from the early church today. Don’t miss this deep dive into faith, history, and the enduring power of the gospel!

Welcome to Episode 21 of Under the Hood! Join Sam and Will as they dive into the third part of the Gospel Revolution series. Discover how historical events like the Pax Romana, the Roman road system, and the spread of Greek culture set the stage for the rapid growth of the gospel. Learn how even the Roman Empire’s soldiers became unlikely carriers of this revolutionary message, showcasing God’s sovereignty in the most unexpected ways.

In this episode of Under the Hood, join hosts Sam and Will as they continue their exploration of the Gospel Revolution, diving into the historical and spiritual significance of Jesus’ arrival during the Roman Empire. They examine how the oppressive reigns of emperors like Caesar Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, and Nero contrast sharply with the message of Jesus—a different kind of King bringing hope, peace, and salvation. Discover how these contrasting kingdoms challenge us today and highlight the profound impact of Christ’s life and teachings on the world.