This week on the podcast, Josiah sits down with human Swiss Army knife, doctor/scholar/author/professor/preacher Dr. Abraham Kuruvilla who, among other things, has literally written
God’s people are blessed to be a blessing. That’s been the over-arching theme of the Joseph narrative and its a main thrust of Genesis
This week on the podcast, Josiah and Patricia discuss the revelation-guided, trust-filled obedience of Jacob in Genesis 36 and 37 and what that might
The world in which we live is marred by hurt and fear, imperfection and injustice, brokenness and frustration. Some people don’t merely notice this,
This week on the podcast, Andrew and Josiah have a woefully inadequate conversation regarding justice, injustice, and how God’s people are to respond. There’s
God’s people have been given a number of difficult tasks—assignments that, at times, appear overwhelming and nearly unachievable. However, as we study them in
As we reach this dramatic meeting in Genesis 42 and 43, we see Joseph’s brothers emerging as changed men, repentant of their sin. Join
As the Joseph narrative arrives at one of its climactic moments, the spotlight lands on the brothers. While, back in chapter 37, these men
Most Christians don’t need convincing that the cross is crucial or that the resurrection is central to the gospel message. The ascension of Jesus
This week Josiah pulls up a chair with Dr. Jim and gets some timely counsel on dealing with fear in the Christian life. In
While the battle with fear and anxiety is not unique to the days in which we’re living, our current cultural reality has exposed and
This week on the podcast, Andrew and Josiah use Genesis 40 and 41 as a launching pad to discuss Bible study methods, physical prosperity
Developing a Healthy Prayer Life is one of the best treatments of the subject I’ve read to date. It’s insightful and practical, challenging and
It’s a question that all of God’s people must ask and answer for themselves: Is the God we serve and worship worthy of our
After a week focused on the disastrous detour of Judah, we return to Joseph’s path to see that things aren’t much better. The major
Jonathan Edwards, perhaps the most influential Christian of the 18th-century, once wrote: “Every Christian family ought to be as it were a little church.”
God’s people are agents of divine blessing when we demonstrate, share, and defend the life-giving, thirst-quenching water of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. What
You’ve probably heard it claimed before—that argument-ending, conversation-halting Christian trump card: “God told me.” How do we process such a claim?
Continuing their trek through the wilderness of the Joseph narrative, today Andrew and Josiah discuss Genesis 38, the damage-causing power of sin, the importance
A review and recommendation of a short book on a topic of immeasurable importance.