In this episode, we discuss the importance of seeking The Lord to please Him and entering into prayers that The Lord wants to partner with us in.  We discuss the biblical characters of Abraham, Mary of Bethany, Elijah, and Elisah (in passing).

In this episode, we discuss the transformational power of The Holy Spirit, particularly through Holy Scripture.  Follow along as we confront the desperate need for Holy Spirit guided scriptural reading habits.

In this episode, we are joined by the full crew as we analyze the historical reliability of the Gospel of Mark and how Jesus is meant to be the lens through which we look at holy scripture.  We end with thought provoking questions from Benjamin Battles on why we cannot be far from His Word.

In this episode, we discuss the story of Abraham and what it means to be friends with God.  We also explore the story of Joseph, what Jesus says to His disciples in John 15, and the story of Martha and Mary from Luke 10.

In this episode, which is the relaunch of Unscripted Study after a 10-month hiatus, focuses on 1 Kings Chapter 8 and discusses the importance of abiding as well as the importance of experiencing the glory of The Lord Most High.

Two songs were mentioned by Harrison Kone.  I have included links below in the order they should be viewed:

“THAT'S MY KING!” EXTENDED VERSION - S. M LOCKRIDGE 1970's
Cory Asbury - 'Do You Know The Way You Move Me' (Spontaneous) - Live in the IHOPKC Prayer Room

In this episode, we continue from the cliffhanger in the last episode as the conversation moves away from the Beatitudes and towards the reality of the crucified life and the necessity of considering the passion, death, and resurrection of Christ Our Lord.  Join us!

In our twelfth episode of Unscripted Study, we look at Matthew 5 and the Beatitudes, which are considered the first sermon from the Lord Jesus Christ.  Join us as we navigate the timeless teaching and prepare for a cliffhanger that we will pick up with in our next episode.

In this, the eleventh episode of Unscripted Study, we take a hands-on approach to analyzing one parable from Matthew 21.  On the heels of our most recent episode where we walked through two parables also from the book of Matthew, two of the three continue to analyze the power of Jesus' parables.

In this, the tenth episode of Unscripted Study, we take a hands-on approach to analyzing two parables from Matthew 13 and 20.  On the heels of our most recent episode on hermeneutics, the full crew discuss and explore two parables that end up being more similar than dissimilar.

In this episode of Unscripted Study, we look at the idea of hermeneutics, along with the different eras of biblical interpretive thought, our own approach to studying and examining scripture, and even debate over whether reading the Bible for knowledge is appropriate as Christians.

Article for ereference:
https://www.logos.com/grow/biblical-hermeneutics-guide/