Weekly Deep Dive

Rubbing the husks from corn on the sabbath. Christ and David. Healing the man on the Sabbath. Sermon on the Mount. Be ye therefore perfect. Salt of the earth.

Nate and Jason discuss the marriage at Cana. Christ’s miracle of water vs wine. Finding heaven on Earth. The woman at the well.

The significance of Christ being tempted 40 days. What can we learn from Christ’s missing childhood in the gospel accounts? The importance of removing distractions. Paradigm shift on old wine.

What is God without us? What are we without God? For thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness. What is the winnowing? John’s expectations based on Isaiah 40. Transcript:00:00:00 Speaker A: Foreign. 00:00:15 Speaker B: Welcome to the weekly Deep Dive podcast on the Add On Education Network podcast where we take a look at the weekly Come follow me discussion and try to add a little insight a...

Come and see. The Word made flesh. John the Baptist was a great prophet. Jesus’ invitation to come and see. The interesting exchange between Nathaniel and Jesus. Transcript:00:00:00 Speaker A: Foreign. 00:00:15 Speaker B: Welcome to the weekly Deep Dive podcast on the Add On Education Network. The podcast where we take a look at the weekly Come follow me discussion and try to add a little insight...

Herod the Not-So-Great. The star and the wisemen. Outsiders recognized and saved Christ who was ignored by his own. What does it mean there was no room in the inn? The mission of Christ set forth in the beginning. When Christ was left for three days and found at the temple.

Lessons learned from the genealogy in Matthew 1. Names get left out and names get added in. The significance of outsiders. Man cannot frustrate God’s work. External symbols of Christ. Zachariah and Elizabeth. Mary and Joseph.

Nate and Jason dive into the learning process and tips for studying New Testament this year. Trust the process. Expect difficulties and questions. Take advantage of difficult moments to build a relationship with God.

This years Christmas message has a little from the present, the past and the future. We talk about the symbolism of Christmas trees for the present. Reminisce on things learned this past year, please feel free to send in some of your feed back too. Gave you a little peak at a few things coming down the road for the Weekly Deep Dive and Add On Education in 2023. Merry Christmas!

What kind of sacrifice do we offer the Lord? Turning feasts to feces. I will send my messenger. Refiners fire and fullers soap. Hearts of the children. Eternal life on earth. Windows of heaven.

Is God a selfish God for asking us to put him first? Building upon Christ as our foundation. Zechariah sees the future

What does Nahum mean, and what does that have to do with his message? Is it okay to feel jealousy and anger? Taming of lions as a sign of the end of tribulation. The comforter follows baptism. Have a cookie. The destruction of Babylon. The destruction of Jerusalem.

Jonah is such an incredible story rich with symbolism, imperfections, and entertainment. We talk about Jonah as a symbol of Christ. Micah is a perfect pairing to talk about the message of Jonah as we look at the symbolism of Judah’s labor and delivery in Micah 4.

This episode states with a note on Gomer from last week. Jason recalls an unusual mission story around Amos 3:7. A little historical context to Amos. Having talked a lot about prophets prophesying the Assyrian destruction of Israel, this weeks focus shifts a little more towards how to care for the poor and strangers among us.

Did Hosea marry a prostitute? Why are some themes so repetitive? Lions among God’s people. The Lord’s restoration, atonement and love.

Daniel’s background as royalty. The story of Daniel and Babylon parallels Joseph in Egypt. Meshack, Shadrack and Abednego. The lion’s den. Interpreting visions. An everlasting kingdom.

We talk about the reluctant prophet. We explore the role of a watchman. We visit the living creatures. We talk about leadership and poor shepherds. We look at how the waters flowing from the temple heal the dead sea.

Jason and Nate start off talking about comments on the website and an awesome question about Isaiah. This episode explores what it means to be lifted up by God. What does it mean to cause your own dreams and make your own prophecies? The permanence of Israel in the face of the destruction of all it’s enemies. Being tread as grapes. The message of hope in Jeremiah.

Historical context to the book of Jeremiah. The calling of the prophet. The Lord’s marriage relationship with his people. The potter’s wheel. How are the righteous still blessed in affliction?

The law of the fast. Sabbath day observance. Who is the tree? Who is the sheep, who is the shepherd, who is the groom? What does it mean to be like Christ? A double portion. Clothed in salvation.

Who is the servant mentioned throughout this section? Restoration of Israel. The atonement of Jesus Christ. Walking in the light of your own sparks. Born of Christ. Inheriting the nations. Apostasy and restoration. This episode is loaded. Thanks Isaiah!

Isaiah talks about God delivering his people and invites anyone to a discussion. The discussion is, who is like God? Can anyone replicate what God is doing? God calls out false idols and their lack of power. A mighty nation must fall to redeem God’s people as a type of Christ.

Lucifer in Isaiah 14. The burden of multiple nations. The power of prophecy to help us today. What makes the Babylonian prophecy so unique.

The ox knoweth his purchaser, and the ass his master’s feeding trough… Introduction to main themes of Isaiah, the destruction and eventual restoration of Israel. What does it mean to have seven women take hold of one man?

A short bonus episode hitting briefly on Song of Solomon. Song of Solomon uses the intimate image of a man and his lover to highlight the special relationship and pleasure that exists between God and his people. It also highlights the importance of a healthy relationship between husband and wife. And so, it deserves a brief side note here as we go through this portion of poetics in the Bible.