Help Meet, Not Help Yourself
This week, we're taking issue with Mark Driscoll, who recently explained that a wife is a garden, a husband is the gardener, and — out loud, on purpose — that the finished result is "beautiful propert...
7 Sep 58min
You Starve ... Glory Be To God?
In three days, the earth opens up and swallows a household whole, fire consumes 250 men, and a plague takes 14,700 more — and then the very next chapter expects us to be impressed by a dead stick grow...
31 Aug 1h 4min
Rod Almighty!
Get your mind out of the gutter — this week it's Aaron's rod, the staff that sprouted buds, blossoms, and ripe almonds overnight to settle once and for all who was in charge. But the text is oddly ins...
24 Aug 59min
The Grandfather of the Hebrew Bible (and What Is Zion?)
In 1929, a farmer in French-occupied Syria hit a rock with his plow and accidentally uncovered the lost city of Ugarit — and with it, a library of Bronze Age tablets that has been quietly reshaping ho...
17 Aug 1h 2min
66 Books, 40 Authors, Zero Contradictions?
You've seen the claim: 66 books, 40 authors, 1,500 years, three continents, three languages — and not one contradiction. This week we take that apologetic apart piece by piece, from the canon that w...
10 Aug 1h 3min
No Originals, No Mercy
There isn't a single surviving original manuscript for any book of the Bible, so how do scholars decide what the earliest recoverable text actually said? This week, it's a primer on textual criticism...
3 Aug 1h 9min
Don't be a jerk...off?
This week it's a "What's That?" double feature! First, we take on the Great Commission. Does Matthew 28 really command every believer to accost strangers on airplanes and by the baggage carousel, or...
27 Juli 1h
