Coffee House Theology Podcast

Daniel: Prophet Profile · 605 B.C. – 535 B.C, Daniel’s life and ministry bridge most of the 70-year period of Babylonian captivity. · Daniel was a young man is born into a noble Judean family and then is carried off in exile at age 16 to serve the Babylonian Empire in their program of assimilating the best and brightest of their vassal states. Daniel serves the remainder of his life in exile. · Da...

Ezekiel: Prophet Profile · Prophets are given by God the ability to see through things: such as time, space, and…pretense. These words are certainly true for Zeke. · The name Ezekiel (Yehezke’l) means “STRENGTHENED by God.” · Like Jeremiah, Ezekiel was a priest who became a prophet during some of Judah’s darkest days. He was privileged to receive visions of the power and plan of God and he was car...

Jeremiah: Prophet Profile · The son of Hilkiah the priest from a village about 2 miles north of Jerusalem (Anathoth) · His name means “Yahweh throws” in the sense of laying a foundation. It can also mean “Yahweh establishes, appoints, or sends.” · His ministry started around 627 under King Josiah and stretched to about 580 B.C. · Three Stages to His Ministry: o 627-605 B.C. – He prophesied while J...

· God’s People are now divided, and the Northern Kingdom (usually called “ Israel ” has been conquered by the Assyrians. The Southern Kingdom “ Judah ” (also Jerusalem) is struggling with faithfulness as the Assyrians fade and Babylonians rise in power. · God raises up prophets to indict and convict the people for breaking both the covenant as well as His commands. The Ten Commandments are organiz...

Introduction: “Descendants of David continue to reign in Jerusalem. Judah struggles to retain independence amid the swirling change of political superpowers. Two kings stand tall for the Lord: Hezekiah and Josiah. Many others fall into idolatry. Mighty Assyria crumples before resurgent Babylon. Nebuchadnezzar enters the world stage and attacks Judah. During this scene God’s prophets continue the d...

Introduction: · God’s People are now divided: The Northern Kingdom is usually called “ Israel ” (also Samaria or Ephraim) and the Southern Kingdom “ Judah ” (also Jerusalem). Israel has no “good” kings. Judah has only a few. · God raises up prophets to indict and convict the people for breaking both the covenant as well as His commands. The Ten Commandments are organized into two “tables.” The fir...

The Ten Commandments are organized into two “tables.” The first table deals with right relationship with God. Sadly, the Israelites often falter here and worship many idols. The second table emphasizes right relationships with others, because justice, integrity, and truth matter to God. The people typically fail at these too. In this extended scene, God responds. He divides Israel, diminishing the...

Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Ecclesiastes

Today is a historic day!  For the first time ever, Coffeehouse Theology isn’t taking a break over the summer.  Instead, for our “summer edition” we are going bi-weekly and shorter (35 minutes or so).  Why?  We’re going all the way through the Bible in 2020 and we didn’t want to miss a single book of the Bible.  We hope giving you the “big picture” of each book as well as l...

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From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

From the series Coffeehouse Theology | Scripture Reference:

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