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- A House on Rock and a House on SandThe final teaching of the Sermon on the Mount addresses the most important aspect of the choice Jesus presents to his listeners. Where does the path that we choose lead us? Jesus describes two builders—a foolish man who builds his house on sand and a wise man who builds his house on rock. When the storm comes, the house on sand is destroyed, while the house on rock remains standing. This seems straightforward, but unpacking the biblical themes of houses, cities, and floodwaters reveals deeper implications for Jesus followers in every generation. Listen in as Tim and Jon conclude their discussion of the sermon by exploring how Jesus' teachings equip us to weather storms outside of Eden, just as Jesus' life ultimately overcame the floodwaters of death.
- Sermon on the MountIts first audience was a powerless crowd living under Roman occupation, yet Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5-7 have influenced cultures for centuries. In this podcast series, Tim and Jon explore the Sermon on the Mount.
- Easter and Holy WeekDive deep into the events that are remembered and celebrated during Easter and Holy Week and discover their meaning and significance to the biblical story.
- ChroniclesOriginally composed as one historical book, summarizing the story of the Hebrew Bible from creation to the time of Israel’s return from exile.
- HebrewsWritten by an unknown author, this letter aims to challenge and encourage a group of Jesus followers who have been abused for choosing to live in the way of Christ.
- Were Adam and Eve Priests in Eden?Were Adam and Eve priests in the Garden of Eden? If so, why is this significant for followers of Jesus today? Learn more with BibleProject™.
- Giants and JusticeIn this episode, the Nephilim, evil demon-human hybrid beings, resurface as giants inhabiting Canaan, the land Yahweh promised to Israel. Join Tim and Jon as they tackle the complex issues of violent conquest, human and spiritual evil, and divine justice.
- The Powerful and Not PowerfulIn this episode, Tim and Jon look at Paul’s letter to the Romans and unpack what it looks like to unify a diverse group of people into one family.
- 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.
- The 10 CommandmentsLearn the purpose and importance of the 10 Commandments within the larger story of the Bible, and see how they lead people into Jesus’ loving way of life.
- JudeWritten by one of Jesus’ brothers, “Judah,” this short letter addresses corruption within a community of Jesus followers and gives guidance on how to face the challenge.
- JudgesBeginning where the story of Joshua ends, the stories here describe Israel’s spiraling downfall during a time when judges ruled as Israel’s primary leaders.
- Song of SongsA collection of songs and poems presents Israel’s wisdom tradition as it pertains to the experience of human love and sexual desire.
- AbrahamHow can the story of one family who lived thousands of years ago help us see God at work today? As God shapes Abraham through calling and testing, the story of the people of Israel and all of humanity is told in the ups and downs of his life. Journey with Abraham through a lifetime of failures and faithfulness as he learns to trust God’s promise and becomes the father of many nations.
- JacobWhat happens when the promised snake-crushing seed of the woman starts acting like a snake? God’s chosen human partner schemes and strives to grasp at power and prosperity at every turn, yet God still works in and through him. Follow Jacob through a lifetime of deceit and sacrifice as he struggles to trust God for the blessing he has promised.
- The MountainMany of the Bible’s most important scenes happen on mountains—but why? In this podcast series, Tim and Jon explore the theme of mountains in the Bible and the mystery of divine encounters between God and human representatives.
- The CityThroughout the story of the Bible, gardens represent humanity's ideal setting, while cities are a response to increasing violence. Yet the final pages of the Bible reveal God's heavenly realm as a holy city. Why the change? In this podcast series, Tim and Jon explore the surprising theme of the city in the Bible.
- 7 Powerful Women in the Bible Who Help Rescue God's PeopleLearn about important women in the Old Testament empowered by God to preserve and care for life; and how they were essential in rescuing Israel from Egypt's tyrannical Pharaoh.
- What Matthew 6:22-23 (The Eye Is the Lamp of the Body) MeansExplore the profound meaning of ‘Eye is the lamp of the body’ in Matthew 6:22-23. Discover spiritual insights and practical lessons in this enlightening biblical passage.
- 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.
