Kidnapped, enslaved, and forgotten—until God spoke in a dream. The story of Patrick isn’t just history; it’s an invitation. What happens when we say yes to God, even when it leads us back to the places we’d rather avoid?
Is Lot’s decision to move towards Sodom as neutral as it appears at first? We take a look at a few Bible clues to address that question. Check out today’s episode and then join us on our Discord channel! https://www.jxncloud.com/discord
I, like a million other people, really enjoyed the Left Behind series growing up. Maybe it was my love for sci-fi and fantasy or maybe it was the allure of the possibility that Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins were right in all of their predictions of how the book of Revelation would play out.…
There are three stories in the book of Genesis that all sound very similar. In each one, a man tells his wife to pretend they’re not married, giving way to weird and awkward scenarios. Today we take a look at those three stories and discuss them. Check out today’s episode and then join us on…
One of Jesus’ favorite themes to preach on was the Kingdom of Heaven—or the Kingdom of God depending on which gospel you’re reading—though it doesn’t matter what you call it, the two titles are synonymous with each other. Though regardless of what you call it, the meaning of the title can get lost in American…
There’s that weird story where God walks up to Abraham and he recognizes God in physical form. How is that possible? The answer to that question is found sooner in Abraham’s story than you might think. Check out today’s episode and then join us on our Discord channel! https://www.jxncloud.com/discord
God first makes the case clear that the gospel is for all nations in the story of Pentecost, which finds its roots in the story of the Tower of Babel. You’ll recall from our discussion in Chapter 3 that Deuteronomy 32:8 tells us that when God divided up the nations, he handed each nation over…
There is WAY more going on at the Tower of Babel than you might think. Not only is the story often misunderstood in the first place, but there have also been some Bible translation problems that have kept us from better understanding what happened at Babel. But both this tower and the entire Biblical worldview…
In one of those boring Bible genealogies in Genesis there’s a guy named Nimrod. We miss it in English, but there’s an important Hebrew word that should be getting us to think of him in a certain light—and the same is true of the Tower of Babel which he took part in creating. Join us…
Much of Jesus’ focus in outreach while He was on the earth was to reach “the lost sheep of the house of Israel” (Mt 15:24). It’s not that He didn’t care about the people of other nations or reach out to them too, but He knew that a part of His mission in that season…
While Israel was in exile between the Old and New Testament, they became overly zealous about living by the laws God had set in place through Moses. They hadn’t always been good at this in the past. In fact, when King Josiah was reigning, Israel didn’t even know there was a law. The high priest…
Jamin Bradley 