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Send us Fan Mail We reach the capstone of our Mount Sinai series by zooming out on why God chose this mountain, this wilderness setting, and this moment to form Israel into a covenant people. We follow the patterns from Abraham to Exodus 19 and the first commands, then bring it home to how God’s holiness and God’s nearness reshape our loyalty, worship, and daily obedience.  • Mount Sinai as delibe...

Send us Fan Mail We trace how the plagues of Egypt expose Pharaoh’s role, Egypt’s gods, and God’s long game of mercy, order, and revelation. We follow the patterns Moses writes into Exodus and connect the plagues to creation, the Red Sea, and Israel learning to trust the LORD.  • Pharaoh as intermediary between people and gods  • Ma’at as Egypt’s obsession with harmony and no chaos  • Egyptian tem...

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Send us Fan Mail We track Joseph’s story through themes that prepare us for Mount Sinai, showing how God uses dreams, famine, and even family dysfunction to keep His covenant promises moving. We also wrestle with unity, seeing how God forms a divided people into one and what that means for the body of Christ today.  • the road from Genesis themes to Mount Sinai clarity  • dreams in the ancient wor...

Send us Fan Mail We walk through Genesis 22 with Abraham and Isaac and slow down to see what the text actually says about love, worship, obedience, and God’s provision. We also challenge a work-based mindset by anchoring our confidence in freedom in Christ and the God who provides the sacrifice.  • work-based guilt and spiritual pressure contrasted with freedom in Christ from Galatians 5  • Genesi...

Send us Fan Mail We trace Genesis 15 as the backbone of grace, where God walks the blood path alone and anchors salvation in his promise. Cloud and fire link Abraham to Exodus and the cross, turning an ancient rite into a living hope for today. • God as Abram’s shield and what that means now • How ancient covenants work and why blood matters • Why Abram sleeps while God signs alone • Prophecy of f...

Send us Fan Mail We trace Genesis 15 to show how God steadies fear, names Himself Sovereign Lord, and credits faith as righteousness. From stars to circumcision debates, we follow the promise that precedes performance and sets the stage for the cross. • why “I am your shield” reframes fear and reward  • how refusing Sodom’s spoils clarifies loyalty  • why Adonai Yahweh signals covenant authority ...

Send us Fan Mail We trace the arc from Noah and Babel to Abram’s call and show how God’s command and promise form a pattern for trust, identity, and mission. Ur’s sophistication, Abram’s likely monotheism, and the symbolism of crossing water connect Genesis to discipleship and baptism today. • framing God as the main character • harm of taking Scripture out of context • Noah’s stumble and righteou...

Send us Fan Mail We trace a clear line from God’s holiness to our hope, challenging the idea that calling God unable to sin limits Him. John’s eyewitness testimony, the meaning of covenants, and the rainbow as a warrior’s bow reveal why divine light steadies a fearful heart. • God is light with no darkness at all • Why “God cannot sin” safeguards trust • Fear-based theology and its harms • 1 John...

Send us Fan Mail We are building on our way to Sinai and it is so good. God's character and faithfulness are erupting from the pages of the Word. His majesty leaves me speechless.

Send us Fan Mail It took almost 70 episodes before I am feeling called to tell a personal story. God's Word is priceless and beyond ... - excited to continue our journey in Exodus.

Send us Fan Mail Creating humans is magnified in the text in ways I had never realized - join me! This affirms so much about God - its incredible. -

Send us Fan Mail Looking at Creation and not looking at what it is not saying but rather fleshing out things it is saying is imperative. God reveals so many things in His creation story it would take many books to cover - lets sit in creation together and take things in.

Send us Fan Mail We can be so set in our pictures of what feel like Sunday School stories - BUT lets sit back and take in the foundation of Genesis 1:1 - what can we glean as curious Christians?

Send us Fan Mail Exodus 12 is a watershed moment in the life of the Israelites.  See the cross from the eyes of a Jew. It is unreal!

Send us Fan Mail I am undone by the Rabbi's teachings regarding the hem of the High Priest. Oh wow - share this one as it exemplifies the good heart of God in spades.

Send us Fan Mail Has anyone been able to put a framework around loving God with all their heart, mind, and soul? What could I glean from hours of study as I research for a class I am teaching - this is an odd but impactful little talk regarding possible context on areas of the Word. 

Send us Fan Mail This ruler has been somewhat out of context. What we see here is a picture of any unbeliever and the earnest question one might have about being saved.

Send us Fan Mail Can the early cults affect our faith today - according to the Lord and His push on my Spirit --- yes!! We can say - we believe Jesus is fully God and fully man - but how does that play out in our day to day?

Send us Fan Mail Trigger warning for survivors of spiritual abuse - but if your ready to see this portion afresh - enjoy! The context of Jesus words in Matthew 18 regarding Church discipline are for the benefit of the wandering sheep. Jesus call is to avoid gossip when helping a wandering sheep. It is inevitable we wander - what is a simple way to help those who are hurting themselves by their act...

Send us Fan Mail Matthew 18 and Luke 15 both include Jesus' parable of the Lost Sheep. Not surprisingly the context of the Lost Sheep has much to discover. 

Send us Fan Mail The Keys have been a subject of intrigue and discussion for generations. Simple context is usually the divider of controversy. Let's investigate. 

Send us Fan Mail This was a blast because this is one of my favorite of Paul's letters. This I am praying will help give students a system when opening up the Word. 

Send us Fan Mail This attempt is to bring overarching details regarding translations with comments on the most major translations purchased and recommended. I end this with my favorite two picks. Hoping this helps.