Episode 190 Puzzling the Parables (Part 1) with R. Zimmerman
Puzzling the Parables discusses what makes a parable and where are they found in the Bible? How many are there and what are their ties to the historical Jesus?
Episode 189 “Eight Million Exiles” with Christopher M. Hays
There are eight million exiles in Columbia violently forced from their homes due to a 75 year civil war. Local churches are the very best resource of ministry for them.
Episode 188 Is Reading the Bible Enough? with Brent Sandy
Reading the Bible in context, together with a community of believers, after diligent preparation, and in large portions is the best way of reading the Bible.
Episode 187 “Nobody’s Mother” with Sandra Glahn
In "Nobody's Mother" the role of Artemis as a nurtring goodness is questioned. Instead Paul suggest that Jesus provides safety rather than the magic of Artemis.
Episode 186 “Surprised by Oxford” with Carolyn Weber
Surprised by Oxford is Weber's memoir of a year at Oxford. Like C. S. Lewis, she was a “reluctant convert" but relationships were key to her journey or faith.
Episode 185 The Saint John’s Bible with John Ross
The Saint John's Bible is the first hand-written, hand-illuminated Bible in 500 years. It was created by scholars, calligraphers, and artist around the world.
Episode 184 “Time Has Come Today” with Jack Wisdom
"Time Has Come Today" states time is a gift from God. It can be wasted by slacking off or by keeping too busy. Key Greek words for time are chronos and kairos.