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What do you do when life doesn't make sense… even when you've done everything “right”? In this episode, we dive deeper into the Book of Job—one of the most challenging and frustrating books in the Bible. Job loses everything, gets terrible advice from the people closest to him, and is left trying to make sense of suffering he didn't earn. At the center of it all is Job 28&...

Why does God allow suffering—especially for people who haven't done anything wrong? The Book of Job tackles one of the hardest questions in faith, and it doesn't give easy answers. In this episode, we dive into Job—a righteous man who loses everything through a cosmic conversation between God and Satan. His friends try to explain his suffering, but their answers miss the point. Job's s...

In this teaching, I explore the biblical concept of sacred space—from the Garden of Eden to the Temple—and how God's presence has always marked specific places where heaven and earth meet. I walk through Genesis 1–11 as a framework for understanding the entire Bible and explain how sin desecrated sacred space, creating a cosmic tension that runs throughout Scripture. I also unpac...

In this episode, we look at the moment Elijah passes the torch—and the rise of Elisha, a man of action and obedience who steps into a calling far bigger than himself. Elisha asks for a double portion of Elijah's spirit, not as a demand for power, but as a declaration of inheritance. Most people remember Elisha for his miracles—waters parted, lepers healed, the impossible made possible&...

In this episode, we look at the story of Elijah - the fiery prophet of God, a man of action and power who never wrote scripture but shook nations. He stood fearless before kings, called down miracles, battled despair, and even asked God to take his life. Most people know Elijah for his cosmic, world-bending feats—but behind all that was a very human man: bold, broken, passionate, and depende...

This creature is found in ancient texts around the world. It's the enemy of order, the creator of confusion, and maybe mankind's biggest enemy. Let's explore the Chaos Dragon. Follow us on social for more ⬇️ linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

King Melchizedek: Perpetual Priest/ Uncanny King | Sunday School'd

Leviticus Pt.4 | Rest & Party

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Leviticus Pt. 1 - Rules and Regs with New Eyes (don't skip!) Check out the new video format on Youtube and follow us on social ⬇️ https://linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

My finale on the greatest man that ever lived! Not a happy ending though. Good thought on the age old question "why do bad things happen to good people"

John and Jesus in full swing at this time. Enjoy

Episode 2 and the saga continues. We get into the message of John and what he was trying to say to all. We also work on the thought of Perception vs Perscpective and how that can "Change your mind" as John told us. Enjoy

If you have Jesus in your life, you can thank John. Jesus loved John! I haven't dug into this character as much as I have others...until now. And I was not dissapointed, and I hope you are not either. This guy is a beast for the Kingdom of the Skies. Watch him work and do likewise

My final installment on the Noah Saga. One story of hope and connection and then a sad tale of the human condition. Enjoy

What kind of a person could handle the task that Yahweh has just asked? I'm going to destroy the whole world, and I need your help. Who can step to that? How do you deal with this? What kind of man could swallow hard, take a deep breath and get to work? Well, let's take a look at the character of the Righteous Man who was asked to do just that.

Part two in our discussion gets out of the giant clans and into the therapist chair, ha! We go over the aspect of comfort and how we crave it. The bible is teaching us how to views life bumps and how to react. Our sorrow for what was in Eden can be a great posture to have in our day to day lives. We are not meant to "get through the day". Thats a terrible way to go through this life. This episode...

If there is one bible tale that needs to be taken out of the children's bedtime genre and added to the horror section, it is this one. This is a tough topic, but a necessary one. This episdoe focuses on what the land was like at the time of Noah. What would it take for the Creator of the world to shake the Etch-A-Sketch and start over? How bad could it possilby have been? Well, strap in and find o...

With the passing of Dr. Heiser, I wanted to get out this episode which is my interpretation of his Top Ten list. He did something similar on his podcast years again and I found it very helpful. If you are stuck in your spiritual growth, this can be a real boost to push through your current limits. Enjoy!

The last installment on the topic of Cain. This one focuses on some outside the box views of the story. We get into some Midrash, which is probably new to you so enjoy. We also delve into the topic of the Mark of Cain, which I bet you have heard a story on and never one like the way we see it here!

This is the second in a three part series on Cain. In this episode we go full into the story and its ripple effects throughout scripture and history. This effect gets a call back from so many biblicaly stories and I am just seeing it this year. I'd like to invite you along with me. Cain, why are you crestfallen?? LIFT UP!!

Walking snakes? Trees with Knowledge? Sibling rivalry? In this episode we explore Adam and Eve, the trees in the garden, Cain and Abel and more. If there is one topic that needs some serious Sunday School clarity, it is this one. Everything pings back to the first 50 pages of scripture and paints a mosaic of one amazing story that gets us to our Savior. The bible is amazing....you should read the...

This is a short addendum to the series. There were a few loose ends that I needed to put a bow on for you. Just a few topics that I didn't feel like I did justice for in the first two. Hope you enjoyed the topic

We continue our discussion on the Judges scroll and try to finish our focus on Samson. We get the most famous stories of him in the episode and I introduce a new way to think about them. Make Your Mark - by Brad Gray BEMA podcast 36: the Judges scroll