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- 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.
- Mark of the Priest or Mark of the Beast?How could God break his covenant with the tribe of Levi? And what’s the connection between the forehead markings of priests and followers of the beast? In this week’s podcast episode, listen in to hear the team answer these questions and more!
- Hope: Waiting, Stretching, and TrustingIn this episode, Jon and Tim explore how the biblical story reframes hope as active waiting, a practice that keeps us moving toward God’s promises.
- AdventAdvent marks the four weeks approaching Christmas, when Christian communities worldwide remember Jesus’ arrival—his advent—and together celebrate Jesus and his promise to bring peace on Earth.
- Jesus and the GentilesWho did Jesus come for? Throughout the Gospel accounts, Jesus is laser-focused on Israel. Yet his ministry and even his family tree include many non-Israelite people. Listen to this BibleProject podcast episode as we look at Jesus and the Gentiles.
- 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.
- Family of GodIn this podcast series, BibleProject explores the biblical theme of the Family of God.
- JoshuaBeginning where Deuteronomy ends, Joshua steps into Moses’ sandals as Israel’s new leader, guiding Israel’s next generation into their new home in Canaan.
- 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.
- 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.
- Abundance or ScarcityExplore the contrast between abundance and scarcity in this podcast episode from the Generosity series with BibleProject™.
- What Does Psalm 23 (The Lord Is My Shepherd) Mean?Learn about Psalm 23 and the kind of comfort it offers readers. Explore why the psalmist is refreshed and filled with hope for the future in the midst of suffering.
- JosephOne family’s dysfunction leads to division and hurt that spreads over many years and hundreds of miles, but the consequences of human failure aren’t the end of the story. Experience the dramatic conclusion to the Genesis saga, and see how God’s goodness overcomes human jealousy and betrayal.
- What Does “Faith Without Works Is Dead” Mean? (James 2:14-26)Discover the difference between living and dead faith and explore examples James uses from the Bible to illustrate his point that "faith without works is dead."
- Solomon: Love Him or Hate Him?Was Solomon Actually a good King? Learn more about King Solomon and his bad decisions.
- Why did Jesus Rise on the Third Day?For centuries, the Christian church has celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday--three days after remembering his death on Good Friday.
- The Garden Was Not PerfectWhat is the chief end of man? How does being an Image of God affect me practically?
- Why Did Jesus Speak in Parables? (Their Purpose Explained)Jesus used parables to spread his message and explain the Kingdom of God. Learn about why he used them and his purpose for doing so.
- Why Are There Four Accounts of the Gospel?Discover new ways to read the four Gospel accounts in the Bible and understand their claims with this episode from BibleProject™.
- RuthA theologically punchy narrative from the time of Israel’s judges about the Moabite Ruth, her faithfulness to her Israelite mother-in-law, Naomi, and the redemption they experience through Naomi’s relative Boaz
