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- Decoding the ParablesTim and Jon talk about the first of three questions to help us become wise readers of the parables and gain insight from them. What symbols did Jesus weave in the parables—and which did he not?
- The Purpose of ParablesParables are a common tool, even today, for teaching morals through short stories. But is this how Jesus used them? In this first episode of a new series, Tim and Jon talk about what parables are and how Jesus used them in surprising ways.
- JohnOften called the “Fourth Gospel,” this is the story of Jesus and the good news he offers to the world, according to the Apostle John.
- LukeThe good news about Jesus, according to Luke, a physician and companion of the Apostle Paul who wrote this gospel and the Book of Acts as one unified story.
- MatthewThe good news about Jesus, according to Matthew, a Jewish tax collector working for Israel’s oppressor, Rome, who becomes a devoted apprentice and apostle of Jesus.
- GenesisThe Bible’s foundational book that sets literary patterns and themes woven throughout Scripture and tells the story of God creating the world and working to establish a loving relationship with humanity.
- Love in the BibleExplore common questions about love, and go deeper into the Bible’s description of love—not only as an affect or emotion but also as an active way of life that aims to impartially bless and care for others.
- 3 Love Stories in the Bible That Help Us Rethink RomanceDoes the Bible talk about romantic relationships and falling in love? Explore three biblical relationships to better understand true love in the story of Scripture.
- Woman at the Well: What Jesus’ Offer of Living Water MeansWhere does one go to find a life partner? In our modern world, social events, dating apps, coffee shops, and bars top the list. But the authors of the Hebrew Bible have a particular setting that indicates someone in the story is about to get hitched.
- Who Has God Chosen?When you hear the phrase, “God’s chosen nation,” what comes to mind? If you’ve read the story of the Hebrew Bible (or Old Testament), you know that it tells the story of God’s interaction with one particular nation, Israel.
- Who’s In?How did the Gospel message move out from Israel to the rest of the world? Join Tim and Jon as they unpack the arrival of the Spirit and Jesus’ commissioning of his disciples.
- Sibling Rivalry and Biblical ElectionIn this week’s episode, Tim and Jon take a look at ancient sibling rivalries, divine election, and God’s determination to form a covenant people that will one day embrace and include all nations.
- The Startup of ChristianityThis episode of the Luke-Acts series by BibleProject™ discusses the early beginnings of Christianity in the book of Acts.
- ActsLuke continues the story he began in his first book, the Gospel of Luke, describing the growth of the Jesus movement throughout the Mediterranean world.
- KingsOriginally composed as one historical book, telling the story of Israel’s kings after David, including the division of the kingdom and the exile resulting from their decision to turn away from God’s ways.
- What Is Pentecost? And Why Is It Important?Explore the historical and biblical meaning of Pentecost and its significance as the birth of the Church and the start of a new world.
- The Priest of Heaven and EarthWhat does it mean for Jesus to be humanity’s cosmic priest? It means he intercedes on behalf of humanity––and so much more! In this episode of the BibleProject Podcast, Tim and Jon discuss Jesus’ ascension and the eternal union of heaven and earth.
