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- The Cathedral in TimeThe tabernacle was also known as “the tent of meeting.” Learn more about the importance of this sacred space and its surprising importance to understanding the theme of seventh-day rest.
- God’s Word, Spirit, and WisdomTim and Jon have part two of their conversation on God’s attributes used as a character. They discuss God’s Spirit, God’s wisdom, and God’s word.
- 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.
- The Bible Wasn’t Written in EnglishWhat makes the biblical languages so important? In this week’s podcast episode, Tim, Jon, and Carissa explore why an awareness of the Bible’s culture—and our own—can help us be better interpreters of the Bible.
- LeviticusBeginning where Exodus ended, Leviticus further details an agreement God made with Israel during the exodus, showing how human beings can once again live in God’s presence.
- ExodusThe story about God crushing a murderous, slave-owning empire to liberate Israelite slaves and lead them (and others who join them) into a new way of life in a generous land.
- Rosh Hashanah: How the Jewish New Year Connects to JesusExplore the meaning of the celebration of Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year), its fulfillment in Jesus in the story of the Bible, and its significance for today.
- 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™.
- Why Do Israel’s Priests Shine?Have you ever wondered about the significance of priestly clothing? Learn more about the history of priestly garments and what that tells us about the royal priesthood.
- Solomon: Love Him or Hate Him?Was Solomon Actually a good King? Learn more about King Solomon and his bad decisions.
- Holy SpiritExplore a guide to the role of the Holy Spirit in the story of the Bible. Learn about the Spirit’s nature and purpose, and discover answers to frequently asked questions.
- The Exodus WayDiscover the literary pattern of exodus and explore key movements from Abraham in the Old Testament to the exodus of all creation in the New Testament.
- The MountainExplore mountains in the Bible, and see their significance as sacred places where Heaven and Earth meet.
- The WildernessLearn how the wilderness is a place of both hardship and hope that shapes humanity’s faith through divine testing and provision.
- Did God Try To Kill Moses?How does Tim respond to the most-asked question from the Exodus series? Join Tim and Jon as they respond to questions from our audience about the Exodus scroll.
- 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.
- Is the Gospel an Apocalypse?Are the Gospel accounts apocalyptic? In this episode, Tim and Jon break down the use of the word apocalypse in the ancient Jewish world and highlight examples from the Gospel accounts and the life of Paul.
- 1 PeterThe Apostle Peter’s first of two known letters sent to a scattered and persecuted group of Jesus-following communities living in cities and towns throughout Asia minor.
- What Does Isaiah 40:31 (Wings Like Eagles Verse) Mean?Discover what it means to wait on the Lord and mount up with wings as eagles in an explanation of Isaiah 40:31 in the context of the biblical story.
- The Larger Story of ExodusIn our second blog post following the BibleProject app’s Reading Journey, we introduce the Exodus scroll.
