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Canon: An Overview of James (The Book Club S20E1)
In this episode of The Book Club, Brad overviews the New Testament book of James!
Introducing Woven Grace: God’s Faithfulness Through Scripture
Emily Hatfield announces a brand new show, coming in January 2027: "Woven Grace – Tracing the Thread of God's Faithfulness Through Scripture."
Exploring the Bible Lands w/ John Moore (Soul Training S7E10)
John Moore joins the Soul Training team today for a special episode about archeology and the Bible lands. Are the tradition archeology sites in Israel the actual landm...
Using Technology Without Losing Humanity - with Kase Britton
Technology is a wonderful servant but a terrible master. Ministers should leverage technology to serve people more effectively, not replace the personal relationships ...
Proverbs 23:29-35 and What Science States (Under the Juniper Tree S24E1)
Proverbs 23:29-35 contains much to say about alcoholism. When we turn to science, does it match the record of scripture? Andrew Crowe goes verse by verse to show how t...
Marriage Begins with the Maker
A healthy, Christ-honoring marriage doesn’t begin with learning how to love your spouse better—it begins with learning to love God more. In this episode, we look at Co...
New Testament Greek & Ephesians 1:1-2 (Inside the Scholar's Study S7E1)
In this episode of Inside the Scholar's Study, Dr. Gallagher introduces the benefits of Greek knowledge and begins discussing Paul's letter to the Ephesians! Episode ...
The Testimonium Flavianum
This week, Dewayne discusses the Testimonium Flavianum as well as what recent scholarship has to say about its authenticity. Episode Resources: Download the free PDF ...
It Is Finished (Part 2)
When Jesus cried, “It is finished” (John 19:30), He was not simply describing a moment—He was revealing a way of life. The cross was the culmination of a mission He ha...
Did Zoro Leave His Mark on Christianity? (Soul Training S7E9)
This episode is not about Zoro... On today's episode, the guys speak about some non-Christian consipracy theories involving Christianity "borrowing" from other previou...
It Is Finished (Part 1)
When Jesus uttered the words, “It is finished,” He was not surrendering in defeat—He was proclaiming victory. In this episode, Robert and Dan begin a two-part study of...
Who Do We Sing? (Under the Juniper Tree S23E9)
Who do we sing? We might normally respond with, "God commanded it." Technically, that is a correct answer, but there may be more at play here than we think. Studies on...
Wholly Together
In this deeply personal episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily Hatfield shares candidly about spiritual discouragement, lingering grief, postpartum depression, and the sus...
I Thirst (Part 2)
What did Jesus mean when He cried, “I thirst” from the cross? In Part 2 of this study, Dan Winkler and Robert Hatfield explore how this statement reflected not only Je...
Merciful God Part 2 (The Ruffled Mango Scripture Writing Podcast S3E10)
Kelly & Kristen conclude Season 3 by talking about how God's mercy shows up - from generation to generation, in John the Baptizer's life purpose, as a pattern for us t...
The Perfect Episode (Soul Training S7E8)
Have you ever felt that you just can't live up to the expectations you've set for yourself spiritually? Or, are you constantly disappointed in the failures of those ar...
Merciful God Part 1 (The Ruffled Mango Scripture Writing Podcast S3E9)
Alyssa & Kristen talk about how God describes His mercy, if His mercy erases consequences or justice, how His warnings can be considered merciful, and how we can ask f...
Let's Talk About Tears (Under the Juniper Tree S23E8)
If tears are a natural thing, then why do we consistently apologize for them? We need to have a serious discussion on the topic.
Wholly Bright
In this episode of Wifey Wednesdays, Emily Hatfield walks through Luke 11:33-36 and challenges Christian women to examine whether their faith is truly shining from the...
I Thirst (Part 1)
As Jesus hangs upon the cross, one brief statement reveals both the depth of His suffering and the power of His purpose: “I thirst” (John 19:28). In this first part of...
