Taking a look at Matthew 21:33-46 and John 15 in light of Isaiah 5 and the imagery of the Vineyard. This one got a little longer than I originally thought, but I hope it’s still worth the time and the listen.

As we encounter the Bible, it is important to remember that it forms a cohesive whole across and through both testaments. There is a unity of theology and continuity of God’s story. Let’s explore how the New Testament picks up what the First Testament has laid. See Daniel Geisen’s podcast here https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/books-that-shall-not-be-named-private-feed-for-dangeisen90/id1690076659

Jacob and Esau give us some framework for understanding how submission, humility, and blessing work.

Humility is necessary for a life that is submitted and honoring to the Lord.

Thinking about how we think about and read Revelation. This is a response to one of my students’ requests

At the heart of prayer is submission to the Lord and his will and ways.

Thinking about submitting to the Lord, how God crafted and created us in his image and likeness, and looking at the example of Jesus.

The Bible is a connected story and set of texts. Are we connected to it?

We continue our study in typology by looking into the New Testament texts (mainly John’s Gospel) at how the Passover materials are redeployed around Jesus Christ.

Case study in Passover for typology and reading forward.