Unimposter Podcast

We finish talking about Jonah and how the will of God and His choice to spare Israel and have mercy in their repentance reveals His faithfulness.

The guys get into the will of God and even deeper into why systematic theology is good and not good and when to tell the difference.

Jonathan joins us to talk about the lens to look at Exodus that reveals a path to Christ.

Finishing out the crew's thoughts on Exodus and farewell to Isaac.

Taking an important look at the question of whether or not God changes his mind and whether or not it matters.

One more time with Isaac before school reclaims him.

We finish Exodus. We finish building the tabernacle. We finish the book a complete turn around for how it began. God WITH us.

While we make tents, it's also good to ask why it's there.

It's time to make a tent now. But not the kind of tent you're thinking. A big one.

The laws that worked to protect women, even in bonded service to fellow countrymen. 

Imagine being Moses and standing up for God to obnoxious people, and standing up for obnoxious people to an angry God.

Have you ever wondered what Israel was doing while Moses was up the mountain getting the words from God?

Implications and common sense rule the rules and judge the laws.

What is so hard about counting commands anyway?

The ten commandments or the ten words or the twelve commandments or the nine good ideas or....

Moses speaking with God for the people. Speaking to the people for God. And in the process teaching them how to choose what the say and where to go.

We leave Jethro behind and look science square in the face an realize it's the accent with which God speaks creation into being.

At long last we find Jethro, who, at long last, gets to give Moses's family back to him!

This episode is sponsored by Andy's Mom. Thank you Andy's mom!

God tests the people with instructions and instructs them as a group when they fail. The guys refer to a book during the episode called Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes by E. Randolph Richards and Brandon J. O'Brien. You can find it at your favorite book seller. Find out more at Intervarsity's website here.

Let's talk about songs of victory, thirty people, and sarcastic hungry people.

When the Israelites leave, everyone knows now who Yaweh is. When that name was unknown before, it is now spoken of in hushed whispers of reverence, or angry whispers of resentment toward Pharaoh. 

Today covers the moment that creates the identity that will span thousands of years for the nation of Israel.

The plagues get steadily worse and the dad jokes get steadily funnier.

Frogs are gross, and so are boils.

When the nile runs red but the king's magicians know how to do it too. You can get hung up on the how, or eat some popcorn and watch gods fight.

It's the return of the dad jokes! Dun dun daaaaaa!

Parental Advisory: the topic is almost entirely focused on an emergency circumcision performed by Zippora. On whom? We don't know. Onto whose feet did the leftover skin go? We don't know. Was it feet or was it "feet" we don't know. Let's dive in and see why this passage matters so much.

A really interesting thought to consider. Before Moses gave the excuse, he was both prophet and priest to his people, two jobs that would be separated for the rest of history until they were united under a King.

The preamble to the first explicit episode of the podcast, and we have Jonathan in the studio with us again!

Child laundering and remembering. That's how the Moses do.

When is it ok to lie? And does baby laundering violate rico statute laws?

We leave Genesis by remembering Genesis. We land metaphors and contemplate babies.

Closing out our discussions with Arminius and Closetus. Next up, Exodus!

This week we bring in Pastor Ben, who does not want to be called "Pastor Ben" but brings the pastor, and the Ben, to the costume closet.  And maybe a new name for the closet!

Jonathan joins us with some wibbley wobbly timey wimey sort of thoughts.   Find his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@CrossRoadsFortWorth

This week we bring in Jonathan who is going to share his view on Genesis and the cast of characters found within. Oh... and we also have permission to publish explicit content. A pastor said so.

Closing out thoughts with no real clear answers. Like we do.

Some introspective thoughts to share after walking through the first book of the Bible. Some questions to contemplate. Some people to consider again.

With this episode we bring the book of Genesis to a close. It ends with many of the opening themes. In a closet.

When the old man asks Reuben for a misery sandwich, what we wind up with is a few years of humble pie, an ultimately redemption. Hungry?

Spoiler alert. They aren't leaving the closet anytime soon. Or their five-year-old senses of humor. What they will leave is a trail of dreams interpreted by a man who wouldn't take credit for the work he was born to do.

Closets and pits and weird things to call clothes. The guys are losing it with the book of Genesis.

In the pit, in the pit, down they all go into the pit.

The adventures of Joey J., the little loudmouth that could.

Jacob ends very differently than he began as a main character. He has a new name but is he any different?

Jacob meets back up with his brother again after all this time. Damien loses his mind. Andy saves the show.

Oh good grief.  Why is this stuff in the Bible? Mandrakes?

This one is rough, folks. The guys didn't even show prep. They didn't have to. All they do is read the Bible and try to keep a straight face. And now for a master class in what to not name children...

We ended last time with introducing the world's worst mother and will end with the world's most presumptive man.