Episodes
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What Is the Deuterocanon or Apocrypha?
The Deuterocanon and Apocrypha include valuable Jewish literature that enriches understanding of biblical history.
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How Are the Passover and Yom Kippur Lambs Connected?
Women in biblical narratives serve essential roles, often engaging in moral dilemmas that illuminate deeper themes of agency and survival.
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The Seven Women Who Rescued Moses—and Israel
The Exodus narrative's foundational aspects are intricately linked to the actions of seven key female figures who demonstrate courage and resilience.
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N.T. Wright Interview: Baptism and the Exodus Story
Baptism is a multifaceted symbol rooted in the Hebrew Bible, representing not only purification but also a new beginning connected to the Exodus narrative.
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Paul and the New Exodus People
The Exodus theme is integral to understanding the Bible’s narrative, revealing the journey of liberation from sin and spiritual death.
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Followers of “The Way” in Acts
The Exodus theme is central to both the Old Testament narrative and the identity of early Christians, framing their journey from oppression to freedom.
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Jesus’ New Exodus at Passover
The podcast emphasizes the ongoing theme of the Exodus in the Bible, illustrating how it culminates in the story of Jesus.
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Jesus as the New Moses—and Much More
The Exodus way provides a theological framework for understanding deliverance in the Bible, illustrating God's providence in liberating humanity from oppression.
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Passover Psalms at the Last Supper
The significance of the Passover meal and hymns, particularly the Psalms sung by Jesus and His disciples, as a means of remembering God’s deliverance and establishing a connection to the Exodus narrative.
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Isaiah’s Promised New Exodus
The concept of a new Exodus is central to Isaiah, connecting Israel’s historical struggles with future hope for all creation.
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The New Pharaohs of Joshua and Judges
The Exodus is a complex narrative that serves as a template for understanding Israel's journey from slavery to redemption and their struggles in the Promised Land.
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Israel’s Deliverance and the Song of the Sea
Exodus serves as a comprehensive narrative framework within the Bible, illustrating themes of liberation, journey, and inheritance.
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How Did Israel End Up in Egypt?
Understanding Exodus as a fundamental journey of faith applicable to all.
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Exodus in the Creation and Flood Stories
The Exodus story is a central narrative that shapes the entire biblical worldview, highlighting God's deliverance and liberation.
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An Exodus-Shaped Reality
The Exodus story is central to the entirety of the biblical narrative, serving as a foundational framework for understanding salvation and redemption.
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How Can We Live Out the Idea of the Mountain Now?
The mountain theme in biblical texts signifies closeness to God, and contemporary life can embody this through recognizing sacred spaces at home and in nature.
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We’ve Been on This Mountain Before
Biblical themes are interconnected, creating a beautiful tapestry that reflects the whole story of Scripture.
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Jesus Opens the Way to the Cosmic Mountain
Mountains in the biblical narrative symbolize the connection between heaven and earth, representing spaces of divine encounter.
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Jesus on Seven Mountains in Matthew
Mountains in the Bible symbolize the intersection of heaven and earth, representing God's presence and the human struggle to trust in divine wisdom.
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The Cosmic Mount Zion in Isaiah
Mount Zion represents the intersection where Heaven meets Earth, intended as a source of divine presence and blessings.
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