BibleProject

Responses to listener's questions from Genesis 12-50.

Responses to listeners questions from Genesis 1-11.

An introduction to the Hebrew word "Shema". What does it really mean to listen?

We respond to your questions regarding The Holy Spirit

An overview of how God's Spirit is understood in the New Testament.

What does it mean for man to have a spirit? How does God's Spirit interact with man's spirit?

This is our first conversation about the Holy Spirit. It's a big theme in Scripture and often a controversial topic. Tim and Jon talk about how ancient Hebrews viewed the Spirit and the differences between ancient and modern views on the Spirit.

Why are the books of the Bible ordered the way they are? Is there a value in reading the Bible in any other order?

Learn to see the Bible as an extremely sophisticated piece of literary art that has a theological message.

We discuss Luke 9-24. What did Jesus do and talk about when he was alive? Why did his message get him in trouble? Was Jesus a rebel? How does Luke want us to see Jesus?

Luke Chapters 1-6 ooze with references and allusions to the Old Testament to show how Jesus is the fulfillment of the story of Israel.

Tim and I are working on a series of videos that will tell the story of Jesus as recorded by Luke in his gospel. In this episode we do a quick overview of the entire book, working through each of the sections, observing how they all fit together.

This episode is our preparation for making a video series that walks through the entire life of Jesus as told by Luke in his Gospel. This first episode is an introduction to what the Gospels are, and what it means to trust them as an accurate represe...

This is our third and final conversation about the book of Job. First we talk about Elihu, a character that seems to pop up our of nowhere. Then we talk about chapter 28 in Job, how it stands apart from the rest of the speeches and gives us a clue a...

This is part two of our three part conversation on Job. The question in Job is if God is just does that mean that the universe ought to always be run by the principle of strict just compensation. In this way the book of Job is a perfect thought exper...