The Bible Breakdown

In Exodus 1-4, we see the story of one of the most well-known Old Testament characters, and how God worked through the brokenness of Moses to do great things. 

Job's story teaches us about suffering, humanity's foolishness and God's sovereignty.

In Genesis 37-50, we see the incredibly powerful story of how God used Joseph for good, even in the midst of extreme mistreatment and suffering.

A discussion of Isaac's birth, God's test of Abraham, and the enduring lesson that God's choices are better than what we would ever choose. 

A Christmas episode where we remember God's fulfilled promises and look forward to the future fulfillment of His promises.

A dive into how this brief meeting of Abram with the King-Priest Melchizedek points us to Jesus.

A look at the importance of God's covenant with Abram in God's story of redemption.

A look at the story of the Tower of Babel and how we too are tempted to idolize comfort over obedience. 

An explanation of some of the difficult text in Genesis 6 and a discussion of Noah's Flood, our sin and God's grace. 

A discussion of Cain and Abel and our responsibility to one another

A discussion of how sin entered the world, and how we see the sin struggles of the first people in our lives as well. 

In a world filled with contentious arguing over an abundance of issues, one of the most powerful things we can do is listen and seek understanding. 

In Psalm 19, David tells us how we see God in Creation and the perfection of the Law in contrast to our imperfections. 

An explanation of the Sabbath and how we are created for work and rest and a discussion of God's equal creation of men and women. 

As we look in Genesis 1, we see that God is the Creator of the world, and that everything created belongs to Him. As creation in His image, humans have the special task of stewarding God's creation and reflecting Him, which means all people have inherent value. 

A look at the letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2-3, where Jesus encourages and exhorts believers to hold onto and live out His message. 

In this episode, we take an overview approach of the Book of Revelation and dive into the first chapter. While we can get confused on a lot of Revelation, we know a few things for certain, and one of them is this: Jesus Will Return

In 1 John 2-3, John tells us that while we have sin in our lives, faithful believers should seek to love one another, not love the world and not make a practice of sinning.

In Philemon, we see a powerful story of reconciliation between Philemon and Onesimus that teaches us the weightiness of Christian community and relationship.

In Acts 27-28, we see once again how God is glorified through Paul, as he trusts him in the midst of a shipwreck. Often in Paul's life, God is most glorified through his suffering. This begs the question of us: are we willing to trust God to the point of great suffering for His glory? 

In Acts 24-26, Paul is on trial before Roman officials after being accused by the Jews of causing trouble for Rome. Paul, as he does often in Acts, uses this platform as an opportunity to share about Jesus. As we see Paul's testimony, it is a good reminder for us to be ready to share about Jesus in our lives, especially how He encounters us in our weakness.

In Philippians 3, Paul tells his readers of reasons he could have had for boasting in his outward actions, but that he ultimately realized, as we should, the futility of any accomplishment or desire in comparison to knowing Christ.

A discussion of Ephesians 2-3 with an emphasis on how God's grace reconciles us to Him and to one another. 

Paul's rejection in Jerusalem and rescue by Roman authorities serve as two seemingly dangerous and difficult situation, but God was orchestrating His plan for Paul to preach the Gospel in Rome. This story shows that God can use any means for His plan, and our best choice is to allow Him to use us as His instruments. 

In Acts 18-21, we see several instances of God's divine ordination of circumstances in Paul's third missionary journey. We can have hope and joy in the fact that the same God is divinely orchestrating our lives for His glory.