Word Processing

This week on the podcast, Andrew and Josiah use Genesis 40 and 41 as a launching pad to discuss Bible study methods, physical prosperity as evidence of spiritual faithfulness, divine providence in times of hardship, and some other little tidbits.

After a week focused on the disastrous detour of Judah, we return to Joseph's path to see that things aren't much better. The major difference? Joseph's character. Today Josiah and Andrew discuss the bitter burger that is Joseph's entry into Egyptian life in Genesis 39 and the realities of God's presence and provision through it all.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: The Importance of Integrity

Continuing their trek through the wilderness of the Joseph narrative, today Andrew and Josiah discuss Genesis 38, the damage-causing power of sin, the importance of humility, and the indescribable blessing of God’s restorative grace.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: When Sin Gets In

Family drama, national danger, cryptic dreams, and royal dungeons—the story of Joseph's got it all! It's the quintessential rags-to-riches tale made all-the-more fascinating by the fact that it’s both non-fiction and divinely inspired. Today, Andrew and Josiah discuss its opening scene (Genesis 37), divine assignments, Christian faithfulness, and God’s sovereignty.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: Used and Potentially Abused

This week Andrew and Josiah come together to (lovingly) talk behind Dr. Jim’s back about his Easter sermon, the centrality of Jesus' resurrection to the Christian life, and the invitations its reality lay before every person today.

The book of Daniel provides some of the most iconic stories in the Bible. But—surprise, surprise!—they’re not all for show. In this episode, Josiah and Lew discuss what this Old Testament book can teach Christians about living as people of faith in times of crises.

From their individual quarantined bunkers, Andrew and Josiah take twenty-or-so minutes to earnestly but insufficiently tackle a topic of infinite glory and importance—that of Christian hope.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: The Power of Hope

Week two of Word Processing lands Andrew and Josiah smack-dab in the middle of Peter’s second epistle and a discussion on the reality, threat, and identification of false teachers.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: Don't Dance with Wolves

On their maiden voyage into the podcasting waters, Andrew and Josiah discuss how the Bible calls Christians to respond to worry, anxiety, and fear -- the three-headed monster that may be especially on the hunt during these uncertain days.

Missed the sermon? Catch up and listen here: "A Planned Biblical Response for Worry"