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EatScripture

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Are you hungry for God's Word? If you are looking for a place where you can chew on the Scriptures, you are in the right place! We are building communities and providing safe places (virtual and in-person) for people to explore and dig deeper into the Word and develop a more robust relationship with Jesus. We will offer resources such as podcasts, videos, blogs, groups and one-time events to help you on your journey - the journey of a lifetime! The Bible is not boring and lifeless, it is vibrant and life-giving.

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  1. EatScripture - Ep 283 - Isaiah, part 4

    In this episode, we get to the center of chapters 1-12: Chapter 6 - the calling of Isaiah. It is one of the most famous scenes in the Bible. We discuss why this is the middle of these first 12 chapters and what God is calling Isaiah to say.

  2. EatScripture - Ep 282 - Isaiah, part 3

    In today's podcast, we look at Isaiah 5 and Isaiah 7:1-8:18 which are mirroring sections as we work our way literarily through Isaiah 1-12. We talk about the coming destruction of Israel and the looming threat to Judah. Some pretty famous passages in here, like "Behold, the virgin will conceive…

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  3. EatScripture - Ep 281 - Isaiah - part 2

    In this episode, we cover Isaiah 2:1-4:6 and Isaiah 8:19-11:9 which mirror each other. Here are the links to the literary structure again: The first 12 chapters: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RQ4SwhC-_E5zR35OD43L0NNY4oPKc-4Pif0cT3qVBpE/edit?usp=sharing The whole book of Isaiah:...

  4. EatScripture - Ep 280 - Isaiah - part 1

    We are beginning a new study on Isaiah! Join us as we look at Isaiah through the lens of the literary structure of the book. Today we discuss primarily chapter 1 and how it relates to chapter 11:10-12:6. Here are a couple of resources that will come in handy as you study with us....

  5. EatScripture - Ep 279 - Fig Tree - pt 2

    Today we discuss the "Fig Tree stories" in Matthew and John and talk about the similarities, differences and connections in those and what we've already discussed.

  6. EatScripture - Ep 278 - Fig Tree - pt 1

    Today we discuss the theme of the Fig Tree in Scripture beginning with Mark 11 and tying that back to Genesis 3.

  7. EatScripture - Ep 277 - The Garden Theme pt 5

    We discuss a couple of important gardens in the New Testament and then what all of the "gardens" are ultimately pointing toward.

  8. EatScripture - Ep 276 - The Garden Theme pt 4

    Today we discuss The Song of Songs and how this is another Garden and how it fits with the theme.

  9. EatScripture - Ep 275 - The Garden Theme pt 3

    Today we discuss God's garden vs. the counterfeit garden that the world offers.

  10. EatScripture - Ep 274 - The Garden Theme pt 2

    In this episode, we continue to look at Garden imagery in Scripture. We dig into the job description for the priests in Numbers and the imagery in Solomon's Temple and both of those connect to Eden.

  11. EatScripture - Ep 273 - The Garden Theme pt 1

    We begin a new series today - Types, Themes, & Threads in Scripture. We will start with a discussion of gardens and the way they frame the Bible and run all the way through. What are we to get from this? Let's dive in to see where this takes us.

  12. EatScripture - Ep 272 - 2 Kings 25

    The final chapter of Kings tells of the complete unraveling and undoing of Israel from the deconstruction of the Temple to the leaders all being struck down. But there is hope in the last paragraph. Death doesn't have the final word - there is a resurrection coming....

  13. EatScripture - Ep 271 - 2 Kings 23:36-24:20

    We explore the "generation" after Josiah and the Captivity that begins with Egyptian bondage and becomes Babylonian Captivity and God's sovereignty through it all.

  14. EatScripture - Ep 270 - 2 Kings 23:15-35

    Josiah continues to "cleanse" the land of idols and high places and re-institutes Passover. He dies at the hand of an Egyptian Pharoah and thus begins the "70 years of captivity" that has been prophesied, as Egypt, and then Babylon will be in charge of Judah from this time going forward.

  15. EatScripture - Ep 269 - 2 Kings 22:14 - 23:14

    Huldah the prophetess tells King Josiah God's wrath will not be quenched, but Josiah will not see the destruction with his own eyes, he will die in peace. Josiah then has the Book of the Law read to the people and the Temple is re-dedicated and cleaned out (idols and idol worship torn down, etc).

  16. EatScripture - Ep 268 - 2 Kings 22:1-13

    Young King Josiah comes to the throne in Judah. As they are working on restorations to the Temple they find a scroll of the Book of the Law. When it is read to Josiah he is cut to the heart.

  17. EatScripture - Ep 267 -2 Kings 21

    Manasseh, a King whose name means forgetful, forgets God and his covenant and becomes the most evil King in the history of Judah.

  18. EatScripture - Ep 266 - 2 Kings 20

    We get to see what is going on in Jerusalem simultaneous to what is happening in chapter 19. Hezekiah is our picture of the nation of Judah. We see God heal him in an instant just like he saved Jerusalem in a night. There is a beautiful foreshadowing of Jesus in this story!

  19. EatScripture - Ep 265 - 2 Kings 19

    Sennacherib (King of Assyria) is still breathing threats against King Hezekiah (Judah) & YHWH. Things look hopeless for Judah, but Hezekiah prays and sends word to Isaiah. God defends the city of Jerusalem against an insurmountable army in one night for the sake of His name and for David.

  20. EatScripture - Ep 264 - 2 Kings 18

    What is going on with Hezekiah? He's said to be one of the best Kings in Judah and yet we see him doing some things that cause concern for the reader. Assyria has taken over Northern Israel and now is threatening Judah. They seem unstoppable.

  21. EatScripture - Ep 263 - 2 Kings 17

    Hoshea comes to the throne in Northern Israel and Assyria lays siege to Samaria and carries the Israelites away into captivity. This is the end of the 10 tribes of Northern Israel. This chapter also gives us an explanation of who the "Samaritans" are in the days of Jesus.

  22. EatScripture - Ep 262 - 2 Kings 16

    With the ever increasing threat of Assyria looming over Northern Israel in the background, our attention is turned to a new King in Judah (in the South). Ahaz follows on the heels of 4 kings in a row in Judah who are said to be "good" but "he did not do what was right in the eyes of the Lord his...

  23. EatScripture - Ep 261 - 2 Kings 15:24-38

    We're back and we are talking about the ending of 2 Kings 15. The unrest of royalty in the North (Israel) is still obvious, while the relative stability of the South (Judah) continues. God keeps making theological points through the reigns of the Kings in these two brother nations.

  24. EatScripture - Ep. 260 - A short hiatus

    We want the listeners to know we are taking a short hiatus and will be back with new episodes in May. We can't wait to continue our walk through Scripture with you!

  25. EatScripture - Ep 259 - 2 Kings 14:23-15:22

    The downhill slide of Northern Israel's monarchy continues. Jeroboam II goes down the same bad path as Jeroboam I. The Kings who come after him do no better. Will the downward spiral ever cease?

  26. EatScripture - Ep 259 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 14:23-15:22

    The downhill slide of Northern Israel's monarchy continues. Jeroboam II goes down the same bad path as Jeroboam I. The Kings who come after him do no better. Will the downward spiral ever cease?

  27. EatScripture - Ep 258 - 2 Kings 14:1-22

    Amaziah reigns in Judah and though he does right in the Lord's eyes, he still has some major flaws. His pride seems to get him in trouble with his brothers to the North. Eventually he is pursued and killed by conspirators.

  28. EatScripture - Ep 258 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 14:1-22

    Amaziah reigns in Judah and though he does right in the Lord's eyes, he still has some major flaws. His pride seems to get him in trouble with his brothers to the North. Eventually he is pursued and killed by conspirators.

  29. EatScripture - Ep 257 - 2 Kings 13

    Jehoahaz, son of Jehu comes to the throne and something very Exodus-like happens. Then, another Joash (Jehoash) appears, this time in the North. The North now has a chance to right wrongs of the past and be "resurrected." Will they carve out a better future than their idol worshiping past?

  30. EatScripture - Ep 257 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 13

    Jehoahaz, son of Jehu comes to the throne and something very Exodus-like happens. Then, another Joash (Jehoash) appears, this time in the North. The North now has a chance to right wrongs of the past and be "resurrected." Will they carve out a better future than their idol worshiping past?

  31. EatScripture - Ep 256 - 2 Kings 12

    Johoash/Joash has come to the throne in Judah. What does this mean for God's people? Will it be a good reign or will there be surprising events? Interesting, Johoash takes the throne at 7 years old leading the reader to believe there could be a good future ahead. Certainly the repair of the…

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  32. EatScripture - Ep 256 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 12

    Johoash/Joash has come to the throne in Judah. What does this mean for God's people? Will it be a good reign or will there be surprising events? Interesting, Johoash takes the throne at 7 years old leading the reader to believe there could be a good future ahead. Certainly the repair of the…

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  33. EatScripture - Ep 255 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 11

    The reign of Athaliah ends and the reign of Joash begins in Judah. The mirror images of the judgement upon the Northern Kingdom and the judgement upon the Southern Kingdom have striking correspondence. Joash gives a reason for hope in the future of the South.

  34. EatScripture - Ep 255 - 2 Kings 11

    The reign of Athaliah ends and the reign of Joash begins in Judah. The mirror images of the judgement upon the Northern Kingdom and the judgement upon the Southern Kingdom have striking correspondence. Joash gives a reason for hope in the future of the South.

  35. EatScripture - Ep 254 - 2 Kings 10:18-11:3

    Jehu erradicates the prophets of Baal from the Northern Kingdom and receives God's commendation for doing according to what was in God's heart. But still, Jehu does not turn from the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat - specifically, worshiping golden calves. Also we spend a little time…

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  36. EatScripture - Ep 254 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 10:18-11:3

    Jehu erradicates the prophets of Baal from the Northern Kingdom and receives God's commendation for doing according to what was in God's heart. But still, Jehu does not turn from the sins of Jeroboam the son of Nebat - specifically, worshiping golden calves. Also we spend a little time…

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  37. EatScripture - Ep 253 - 2 Kings 9:30-10:17

    Jehu continues to carry out God's judgement against the house of Ahab. But does he go too far?

  38. EatScripture - Ep 253 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 9:30-10:17

    Jehu continues to carry out God's judgement against the house of Ahab. But does he go to0 far?

  39. EatScripture - Ep 252 - 2 Kings 9:1-29

    Jehu is anointed to carry out the Lord's will in fulfillment of 1 Kings 19:16-17.

  40. EatScripture - Ep 252 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 9:1-29

    Jehu is anointed to carry out the Lord's will in fulfillment of 1 Kings 19:16-17.

  41. EatScripture - Ep 251 - 2 Kings 8:16-29

    Being confused in this part of scripture is no surprise. Joram (Jehoram) and Ahaziah are names that have come up already as kings, only in North Israel instead of Judah. This means we are seeing the names again. Why? Does the confusion in reading speak to the spiritual confusion in the ancient...

  42. EatScripture - Ep 251 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 8:16-29

    Being confused in this part of scripture is no surprise. Joram (Jehoram) and Ahaziah are names that have come up already as kings, only in North Israel instead of Judah. This means we are seeing the names again. Why? Does the confusion in reading speak to the spiritual confusion in the ancient...

  43. EatScripture - Ep 250 - 2 Kings 8:1-15

    Ths Shunammite woman comes back after wandering for 7 years and has her land, home, the bounty that would've been produced from her land restored to her. Next, we finally see the instruction given to Elijah in 1 Kings 19 begin to be carried out by Elisha in the anointing of a Gentile king, Hazael...

  44. EatScripture - Ep 250 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 8:1-15

    Ths Shunammite woman comes back after wandering for 7 years and has her land, home, the bounty that would've been produced from her land restored to her. Next, we finally see the instruction given to Elijah in 1 Kings 19 begin to be carried out by Elisha in the anointing of a Gentile king, Hazael...

  45. EatScripture - Ep 249 - 2 Kings 7:3-20

    Surprisingly four lepers become the protagonists of our story in which an enemy army is routed by our God and good news is spread to a besieged and starving population.

  46. EatScripture - Ep 249 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 7:3-20

    Surprisingly four lepers become the protagonists of our story in which an enemy army is routed by our God and good news is spread to a besieged and starving population.

  47. EatScripture - Ep 248 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 6:24-7:2

    The story of the seige of Israel by the Arameans is strange to be sure. One of the strangest parts is that the woman approaches the king to ask for justice (??) because the other mother has not given up her son to be cannibalized along with this woman's son. Who are these two women? Whom do they...

  48. EatScripture - Ep 248 - 2 Kings 6:24-7:2

    The story of the seige of Israel by the Arameans is strange to be sure. One of the strangest parts is that the woman approaches the king to ask for justice (??) because the other mother has not given up her son to be cannibalized along with this woman's son. Who are these two women? Whom do they...

  49. EatScripture - Ep 247 - 2 Kings 6:1-23

    Two more Elisha stories shed light on God's work among the wayward people of Israel, but also on Jesus's work among the post-resurrection church. A floating axe head is used to bring attention to baptism along with the cancellation of spiritual debts. Then stories about blindness and sight come...

  50. EatScripture - Ep 247 (w/o background music) - 2 Kings 6:1-23

    Two more Elisha stories shed light on God's work among the wayward people of Israel, but also on Jesus's work among the post-resurrection church. A floating axe head is used to bring attention to baptism along with the cancellation of spiritual debts. Then stories about blindness and sight come...

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Are you hungry for God's Word? If you are looking for a place where you can chew on the Scriptures, you are in the right place! We are building communities and providing safe places (virtual and in-person) for people to explore and dig deeper into the Word and develop a more robust relationship with Jesus. We will offer resources such as podcasts, videos, blogs, groups and one-time events to help you on your journey - the journey of a lifetime! The Bible is not boring and lifeless, it is vibrant and life-giving.

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