Come & See Podcast

We apologise for the poor quality of sound as we had technical problems with Mina's microphone. All will be back to normal next episode.-----Plagues five, six, and seven arrive — and with them, an escalation that takes the breath away. Disease destroys Egypt's livestock. Boils break out on the skin of every Egyptian. Then fire and hail fall from the sky in a storm unlike anything Egypt has ever seen.For the first time, Pharaoh cracks. "I have sinned against the Lord your God, and against you," he says to Moses. Remove this plague, and I will let the people go. Moses prays. The plague stops. And Pharaoh changes his mind.This episode centres on one of the most human moments in all of Exodus: the difference between genuine repentance and crisis repentance. Pharaoh's confession looks real — but it isn't. The storm passes, and his heart hardens again. We've all been there. And we explore what true contrition looks like, why God distinguishes his people (Goshen was untouched throughout), and what it means to approach confession with a truly repentant heart rather than simply wanting the consequences to go away.Key questions explored:• What is the difference between genuine repentance and "crisis repentance"?• What does Pharaoh's repeated pattern of confessing and then hardening teach us about ourselves?• How does God's protection of Goshen throughout chapter 9 speak to his care for his people?• What does the plague of hail defeating the sky goddess (Nut) say theologically?

The plagues have begun. Water turns to blood. Frogs cover the land. Gnats rise from the dust. Flies swarm everywhere. But to the ancient Egyptians, these weren't just natural disasters — they were a direct theological confrontation. Each plague targeted a specific deity in Egypt's elaborate pantheon, and one by one, those gods were shown to be powerless.This episode dives deep into the first four plagues of Egypt, exploring both the biblical text and the rich patristic commentary that sees in these plagues the story of God dismantling the false gods of every age. We also wrestle with one of the hardest questions in Exodus: what does it mean that God hardened Pharaoh's heart? Is God responsible for Pharaoh's choices?We draw on St. Cyril of Alexandria's powerful image — the same sun that softens wax also hardens clay — as a window into the mystery of divine sovereignty and human freedom. And we ask: where are the false gods in our own lives that God might be confronting?Key questions explored:• How does each of the first four plagues directly challenge an Egyptian deity?• What does the "hardening of Pharaoh's heart" mean — and who is really responsible?• Why does Goshen begin to be protected from the fourth plague onwards?• What false gods in our own hearts might God be confronting today?

Moses went to Pharaoh. He delivered the message. He asked for three days in the desert to worship God. And Pharaoh's response? He took away the straw and doubled the quota.Following God doesn't always make life easier — at least not straight away. The Israelites, whose hopes had been raised, now find themselves in a worse situation than before. They turn on Moses. Moses turns on God. And in one of the most intimate moments in all of Exodus, God responds to Moses' cry with something profound: six "I will" promises. I will bring you out. I will free you. I will redeem you. I will take you as my people. I will be your God. I will bring you into the land.We explore the gap between God's promises and present suffering — why God sometimes lets things get worse before they get better, what it means to have a spirit too crushed to hear good news, and how Exodus 6 foreshadows the covenant sealed in Christ's blood.Key questions explored:• Why does following God sometimes make things harder before they improve?• What does it mean that Israel's spirit was "too crushed" to hear God's promises?• How do God's six "I will" promises in Exodus 6 speak to us personally today?• What is the relationship between the covenant name YHWH and God's faithfulness?

God has just revealed himself. He's given Moses his name. He's promised liberation for millions of enslaved people. And Moses' response? "But what if they don't believe me?"Exodus chapter 4 is a masterclass in how God meets human insecurity. Moses raises objection after objection — and each time, God quietly, patiently answers. A staff becomes a serpent. A hand becomes leprous and then whole. Water becomes blood. And then God asks a question that's really meant for all of us: what is that in your hand?The shepherd's staff is the most ordinary thing Moses owns — not even a sceptre like he once carried in Egypt's palace. But in God's hands, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. We explore this chapter's rich typology, drawing the link between the wooden staff and the wooden cross, between Moses' transformed inadequacy and our own. We also cover the mysterious circumcision scene — and what it reveals about the cost of God's call.Key questions explored:• What does "what's in your hand?" mean for how we offer our gifts to God?• How does Moses' humility in this chapter differ from his brash confidence 40 years before?• What does the staff-turned-serpent foreshadow about the cross?• Why does Aaron come alongside Moses — and what does that say about community in mission?

Moses is 80 years old, tending sheep that aren't even his, somewhere at the back of the desert. He hasn't built an empire. He hasn't saved his people. By every worldly measure, his life is a failure. And then — a bush catches fire. And doesn't burn up.This is one of the most celebrated theophanies in all of Scripture, and it contains more theology than most of us will ever fully exhaust. The burning bush as a type of the Incarnation. The pre-incarnate Word of God appearing in fire. God revealing his personal name — I AM WHO I AM — for the first time in human history. And Moses, overwhelmed, asking the question we've all asked: Who am I?We explore the patristic readings of this chapter in depth, drawing on St. Gregory of Nyssa, St. Augustine, and St. Athanasius. We also ask what it means for us today to "take off our sandals" — to approach God with reverence rather than familiarity.Key questions explored:• Why does God reveal himself to Moses specifically during quiet time in the desert?• What does the burning bush reveal about the nature of the Incarnation?• What does "I AM WHO I AM" tell us about the eternity and unchangeability of God?• Where is God calling us to remove our sandals — to stand on holy ground?

A mother who refuses to give up. A basket sealed with pitch, placed on the Nile's wild waters. A baby who should have drowned — but didn't.Exodus 2 is a chapter of extraordinary women and a God who loves to work through the least expected circumstances. Moses' mother acts out of pure faith, doing the only thing she can and trusting God with the rest. Miriam watches. Pharaoh's own daughter opens the basket — and shows compassion where Pharaoh showed cruelty. And in a twist so wild only God could write it, Moses is handed back to his own mother to nurse — and Pharaoh's palace pays for it.We follow Moses into adulthood: his rash act of killing an Egyptian, his flight to Midian, his meeting with Zipporah at the well, and the quiet humbling of 40 desert years. And at the end, four simple but earth-shaking words: God heard their groaning.Key questions explored:• What does Moses' mother's act of faith teach us about trusting God when logic fails?• How does the basket on the Nile connect to Noah's ark and Christian baptism?• What does Moses' 40-year "detour" say about God's timing vs. our own?• How does the well scene foreshadow Jesus and the woman of Samaria?

It begins with a simple observation that carries the weight of the entire book: the more the Egyptians afflicted the children of Israel, the more they multiplied. Pharaoh — threatened by a people he no longer understands — tightens his grip. Slaves. Taskmasters. Bricks without straw. And then something worse: an order to the midwives to kill every Hebrew boy at birth.But the midwives feared God. And they did not obey.In this first deep dive into Exodus, we unpack one of scripture's most quietly radical stories: two women, Shiphrah and Puah, who chose God over Pharaoh. We wrestle with the tricky question of whether they lied — and what God's blessing of them means. We also explore why God sometimes seems to allow suffering to go on longer than we'd like, and what he might be doing in the waiting.Key questions explored:• Why does God allow his people to be oppressed? Where is he in the suffering?• Is it ever right to disobey a government for the sake of God?• Did the midwives lie — and does that affect how God blessed them?• In what ways does the early Church's growth under persecution mirror Israel's story?

Season 2 begins — and we could not have asked for a better guide to open it. In this special introduction to the Book of Exodus, we are joined by HE Archbishop Angaelos of the Diocese of London, whose wisdom and pastoral heart have inspired so many of us over the years. We are deeply honoured to have him with us.The Book of Exodus is not just ancient history. It is the story of our lives. The children of Israel, once prosperous under Joseph, find themselves enslaved — their privileges having become golden cages. Sound familiar? God, unsatisfied with anything less than our full freedom, sends Moses to lead his people out. But the journey is rarely a straight line.Together, we explore Exodus as a type of our own spiritual journey — from slavery to sin, through the wilderness, toward the Promised Land. We discuss Moses as a leader, the transformative gift of the Ten Commandments, the profound symbolism of the Passover, and God's tender presence in the pillar of cloud and fire.Key questions explored:• In what ways does our modern life mirror the slavery of Egypt?• What does the pillar of cloud and fire tell us about God's presence in our wilderness?• How does the Passover meal connect to the Eucharist we receive today?• What does God's patience with a "stiff-necked" people say about his love for us?

After a full season journeying through the Book of Genesis — from the first words of creation to the final chapters of Joseph's story — we gather in this conclusion episode to step back and ask:What has God been showing us all along?From the breathtaking moment of creation, to the tragedy of the fall, to the quiet faithfulness of God walking with his people through every twist and failure, one theme has carried us through: God never stops pursuing humanity.The expulsion from Eden was not abandonment — it was a new beginning. The covenant with Abraham, sealed as he slept, was never about human worthiness. Jacob the deceiver, Joseph the prisoner — God was present in all of it.In this final episode of Season 1, we reflect on how the whole Book of Genesis points forward to Christ — the second Adam who enters the garden not to hide, but to pray. The one who says, "Not my will, but yours."Key questions explored:• Why did God create humanity, and what does that tell us about his love?• What does the expulsion from Eden truly mean — punishment or providence?• How do the stories of Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph all prepare us for Christ?• How has God been speaking to you personally through the Book of Genesis?

In this episode, we conclude the book of Genesis as Jacob blesses his sons with prophetic words that echo far beyond their time. We explore the rich symbolism behind each blessing, the emotional reunion and forgiveness between Joseph and his brothers, and Jacob’s deathbed scene—one of deep faith and trust in God’s promises. We also reflect on Joseph’s legacy and his unwavering belief that God would one day bring His people out of Egypt.This is a powerful ending to a foundational book—don’t miss it!Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepodYou can also listen on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In this episode, we explore Genesis 46 to 48, where Jacob returns to the Promised Land, reunites with his family in Egypt, and bestows blessings that shape the future of Israel. We delve into the emotional reunion with Joseph, the detailed account of Jacob’s journey, and the prophetic blessings given to Joseph’s sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, which signal the unfolding of God’s covenant.Join us as we unpack how these chapters not only set the stage for the twelve tribes of Israel but also reveal deeper themes of reconciliation, divine promise, and the transformation of a family into a nation.Subscribe to stay tuned!

In this special episode, we tackle one of the biggest questions in Christianity: The Resurrection — True or False? With two special guests joining us, we explore the historical and theological evidence for the resurrection of Jesus, challenge tough questions, and reflect on what His death and resurrection truly mean for our lives today. Expect honest conversation, heartfelt contemplation, and a few laughs along the way.Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or somewhere in between, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.Subscribe to stay tuned!

In this episode, we explore Genesis 44 and 45, where Joseph’s brothers face their ultimate test. Judah steps forward in a powerful act of self-sacrifice, and Joseph finally reveals his identity, turning their fear into overwhelming joy. How does this moment reflect God’s plan of redemption? And what can we learn about forgiveness, reconciliation, and divine providence? Join us as we uncover the deep spiritual truths in these chapters.Join us as we explore the themes of repentance, reconciliation, and divine providence in this powerful chapter of Genesis.Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepodYou can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 42 and 43, where Joseph’s prophetic dreams begin to unfold as his brothers unknowingly stand before him in Egypt. The famine forces Jacob’s sons to seek food, leading to a dramatic and emotional encounter. Why does Joseph test his brothers? Is he seeking revenge or something deeper? And how does this moment point to Christ?Join us as we explore the themes of repentance, reconciliation, and divine providence in this powerful chapter of Genesis.Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepodYou can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 40 and 41, where Joseph, still imprisoned, interprets dreams that will change the course of history. From the cupbearer and baker’s fates to Pharaoh’s troubling visions, we see Joseph’s rise from the dungeon to the palace—proving that God’s timing is perfect. But was it just luck, or was God’s hand guiding every step? And how does Joseph’s story foreshadow Christ?Join us as we explore these powerful chapters and their deeper meaning.Subscribe to stay tuned!

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 38 and 39, two strikingly different yet deeply connected chapters. First, we explore the shocking story of Judah and Tamar—a tale of deception, justice, and an unexpected twist in the lineage of Christ. Then, we shift to Joseph’s trials in Egypt, where he faces temptation, betrayal, and imprisonment, yet remains faithful to God. What do these stories reveal about God’s plan, righteousness, and redemption? And how do they point forward to Christ?Join us as we uncover the deeper meaning behind these powerful chapters.Subscribe to stay tuned!

In this episode, we see a stark contrast between two brothers—Esau and Joseph. Esau’s descendants grow into powerful nations, but Joseph, Jacob’s beloved son, is betrayed by his own brothers and sold into slavery. Why does God choose to work through Joseph’s suffering instead of Esau’s strength? How does Joseph’s story foreshadow Christ? And what can we learn about God’s plan when everything seems to go wrong?Join us as we dive into these powerful chapters and uncover the deeper meaning behind them.Subscribe to stay tuned!

In this episode, Dinah, the daughter of Jacob, is taken by Shechem and her brothers react with a bold and controversial act of vengeance. Later on, God calls Jacob back to Bethel, where he purifies his household and receives a powerful reaffirmation of God’s covenant. This chapter raises deep questions about justice, honor, and the consequences of deception. Join us as we explore these pivotal moments in Genesis 34 & 35!Join us as we dive deep into these powerful chapters, exploring themes of struggle, transformation, and reconciliation.Subscribe to stay tuned!

Jacob faces his greatest challenge yet—wrestling with God. As he prepares to meet his estranged brother Esau, fear grips him. But before the long-awaited reunion, Jacob has a mysterious encounter with a divine being, leaving him forever changed. Why does God wrestle with Jacob? What does it mean when Jacob’s name is changed to Israel? And how does this encounter shape his journey of faith?Join us as we dive deep into these powerful chapters, exploring themes of struggle, transformation, and reconciliation.Subscribe to stay tuned!

Jacob’s time with Laban is coming to an end—but it won’t be a peaceful farewell. In Genesis 31, we see Jacob secretly fleeing with his family, Rachel stealing Laban’s household idols, and a tense confrontation between Jacob and his father-in-law. But through it all, God remains faithful, guiding Jacob back to the Promised Land.Why did Jacob leave in secret? What was the significance of Rachel taking the idols? And how does this chapter reveal God’s protection over His chosen people? Join us as we unpack these powerful themes and explore how God’s faithfulness to Jacob applies to us today!Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: ⁠http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/⁠TikTok: ⁠http://www.tiktok.com/⁠@comeseepodYouTube: ⁠http://www.youtube.com/⁠@comeseepod

Jacob arrives in Haran seeking refuge—but instead, he finds himself in the middle of deception, rivalry, and divine intervention. Tricked into marrying Leah instead of Rachel, Jacob’s life takes an unexpected turn, leading to years of labor, family conflict, and a growing household. Yet, through all the deception and hardship, God remains faithful, fulfilling His promises and shaping the future of Israel.What can we learn from Jacob’s trials? Join us as we explore these powerful themes in this episode!Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram:Instagram (@comeseepod)TikTok:TikTok - Make Your Day@comeseepodYouTube:YouTube@comeseepodYou can also listen on:Apple Podcasts:Come & See PodcastSpotify:Come & See Podcast

In this episode, we explore the pivotal moments in Genesis 27 and 28. Jacob’s deceptive act to receive his father Isaac’s blessing sets the stage for a dramatic family shift, where God’s plan unfolds in unexpected ways. As Jacob flees to Haran, Isaac reaffirms the covenant blessing, sending him on a journey that leads to a powerful encounter with God in Genesis 28. There, Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven, a divine vision confirming God’s promises of land, descendants, and His presence. Join us as we dive into these chapters, exploring themes of God’s sovereignty, faithfulness, and how His plans continue to unfold despite human flaws. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepod

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 25 and 26, where God continues to fulfill His promises to Abraham’s descendants. Isaac, now a grown man, receives reassurance from God with the powerful words, “Do not fear, for I am with you.” In a prophetic moment, God tells Rebekah she will bear twins—two nations destined to become great. We explore how Isaac’s faith mirrors his father’s and how Jacob, spiritually aware, seeks the birthright that carries God’s promise of blessing, protection, and provision. These chapters show how God reveals the future, not through force but through His divine plan, and emphasises that the spiritual will ultimately prevail over the flesh. Join us as we unpack the deeper meanings and insights from these pivotal moments in Genesis. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepod You can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In this episode, we journey through Genesis 22-24, unpacking powerful moments in the lives of Abraham and his family. From Abraham’s ultimate test of faith in sacrificing Isaac to the death of Sarah and the purchase of the burial cave, every detail points to a bigger story of trust in God’s promises. We explore the mission of Abraham’s faithful servant to find a bride for Isaac—a moment rich in symbolism and a reflection of God’s providence and love. With insights from the Church Fathers, we uncover the deeper meaning of these events and how they point us to the ultimate wedding banquet with Christ. Join us for an episode full of faith, love, and divine purpose. Subscribe to stay tuned!

Christmas cheer, rapid-fire questions, and special guests! 🎄 Join Mina, Ehab, and our two surprise guests as they tackle festive trivia, share holiday laughs, and unwrap the true spirit of Christmas. Don’t miss this merry and bright episode! 

Genesis 21 marks a pivotal moment in God’s covenant with Abraham: the miraculous birth of Isaac. But this chapter isn’t just about joy—it’s filled with profound lessons and challenges. We explore the laughter and fulfillment of Sarah’s faith, the tension surrounding the expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael, and God’s continued care for both families. How does this chapter point to God’s overarching plan for His people? Join us as we unpack the deeper spiritual meaning behind these events and what they teach us about trust, obedience, and divine faithfulness. Join us on this episode to find out more. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepod You can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In Genesis 20, Abraham repeats a familiar mistake—deceiving King Abimelech by calling Sarah his sister. But instead of condemnation, we see God’s mercy at work, protecting Sarah and intervening to preserve His promise. Why does Abraham falter again, and what does this story reveal about God’s faithfulness despite human weakness? Join us as we unpack the lessons of trust, fear, and divine grace in this fascinating chapter! Join us as we unpack these incredible moments, reflecting on faith that stretches, promises fulfilled beyond human expectation, and the depth of God’s character. Join us on this episode to find out more. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepod

n Genesis 18–19, we see the Lord appearing to Abraham again, revealing profound truths about His nature and plans. This episode unleashes the mystery of God’s oneness in three persons, not simple and far more complex and profound than we imagine. And as we shift to the events in Sodom and Gomorrah, we witness God’s justice and mercy in action.Join us as we unpack these incredible moments, reflecting on faith that stretches, promises fulfilled beyond human expectation, and the depth of God’s character.Join us on this episode to find out more.Subscribe to stay tuned!

Here we have a story of jealousy, blame, and divine intervention. Sarai feels despised by Hagar—a consequence of her own plan—and blames Abram for the fallout. Hagar, fleeing oppression, encounters God, who asks her to return to the very abuse she’s escaping. Why would God do this? What does it reveal about His justice, mercy, and the complexities of human sin? This episode tackles the raw, controversial truths in the story of Sarai, Hagar, and Abram, challenging our understanding of God’s character and His call to repentance in the midst of human brokenness. Join us on this episode to find out more. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@comeseepod You can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/come-see-podcast/id1771068333Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3tVz96eASeJWsn8sog55nf

In this episode, we explore the dramatic battles of Genesis 14, where Abram defeats mighty kings, and the mysterious figure of Melchizedek enters the story. Why did Abram honor him with a tithe, and what does this reveal about his faith? We also uncover the profound covenant of Genesis 15, where God’s promises to Abram unfold. How do these chapters reveal the depth of God’s justice, mercy, and His eternal plan for His people?Join us on this episode to find out more.Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: Instagram @comeseepodTikTok: TikTok @comeseepodYouTube: YouTube @comeseepodYou can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: Come & See PodcastYouTube

In this episode, we journey through Genesis chapters 11, 12, and 13, uncovering powerful themes of ambition, faith, and divine promise. We begin with the story of the Tower of Babel, where humanity’s attempt to "make a name" for themselves led to confusion and division — a lesson on pride, unity, and God’s purposeful intervention. Moving forward, we explore God’s calling of Abraham in Chapter 12, a pivotal moment where Abraham, despite uncertainty, responds with faith, leaving his homeland to follow God’s promise. What does it mean to trust and obey without knowing the outcome? Abraham’s journey offers a profound model of devotion and surrender. Chapter 13 deepens this story as Abraham and Lot part ways, highlighting themes of humility, generosity, and divine blessing. Abraham’s faith and patience bring him closer to fulfilling God’s promise, while Lot’s choice hints at the complications of worldly desire. Join us for a reflective and fun conversation on faith, obedience, and the journey of the righteous individuals of Genesis. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on:Instagram: Instagram (@comeseepod)TikTok: TikTok - Make Your Day@comeseepodYouTube: YouTube@comeseepod You can also listen on:Apple Podcasts: Come & See PodcastSpotify: Come & See Podcast

Redemption within the ruins – in this episode, we uncover God’s true intentions behind the flood. Amidst judgment and destruction, was there really hope for restoration and renewal? We explore how God’s covenant with Noah marks a new beginning for humanity, the promise symbolized by the rainbow, and the rebirth of creation. Join this Episode to find out more: ‘Genesis Chapter 8-10’ of Come & See Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepod YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ComeSeePod You can also listen on YouTube and Apple Podcast

Here we explore the turning point: a world so steeped in corruption that God chooses to cleanse it with a flood. But why was this necessary? What does this story tell us about humanity, sin, and God’s justice and mercy? In this episode, we dive deep into the story of Noah, the significance of the ark, and the unchangeable nature of God’s character—His justice, His goodness, and His promise of hope, even in judgment. Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepod YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ComeSeePod You can also listen on YouTube and Apple Podcast

The first family drama of the Bible - a story of jealousy, betrayal and eventually murder. Join us in Episode 4 where we unravel the consequences of the fallen world in the story of Cain and Abel. Join this Episode to find out more: ‘Genesis Chapter 3’ of Come & See Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepod YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ComeSeePod You can also listen on YouTube and Apple Podcast

Genesis 3 is the pivotal moment where humanity makes its first choice against God. Adam and Eve’s encounter with the serpent and the devastating consequences of their decision which changed everything! Why would a God who created them out of love, let them fall in this way? Did He set them up to fail? Join this Episode to find out more: ‘Genesis Chapter 3’ of Come & See Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us onInstagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: www.youtube.com/@ComeSeePod You can also listen on YouTube and Apple Podcast

Genesis 2 tells the foundational story of the creation of man and the beginning of humanity’s relationship with God. But there are many details that leave us wondering what God’s intentions were. Why was there a “forbidden tree” to begin with? Was Adam more special than Eve? Join this Episode to find out more: "Genesis Chapter 2” of "Come & See" Subscribe to stay tuned! Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepod YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ComeSeePod You can also listen and join us on Spotify and Apple Podcast

God created the world in 7 days. How did He create the world and what do we understand from Genesis 1?Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: www.youtube.com/@comeseepod

Why we are starting with the book of Genesis. Who wrote Genesis and how do we know? Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: www.youtube.com/@comeseepod

Join us every Wednesday where we dig deeper into God’s Word, bringing scripture to life, from an Orthodox perspective Subscribe to stay tuned!Follow us on:Instagram: www.instagram.com/comeseepod/TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodYouTube: www.youtube.com/@comeseepod