John the Baptist sees Jesus and declares, “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” But what did he really mean—and what did he understand? In this episode, we explore John 1:29–34, unpacking the layers of sacrificial imagery, the Spirit’s descent, and how Jesus steps into Israel’s story to redeem it. With insights from scholars and reflections on spiritual awakening, we trace how this moment reveals Jesus’ identity, mission, and the Spirit-filled calling that sets Him apart

John the Baptist sees Jesus and declares, “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” But what did he really mean—and what did he understand? In this episode, we explore John 1:29–34, unpacking the layers of sacrificial imagery, the Spirit’s descent, and how Jesus steps into Israel’s story to redeem it. With insights from scholars and reflections on spiritual awakening, we trace how this moment reveals Jesus’ identity, mission, and the Spirit-filled calling that sets Him apart

In this episode, Jeff Morton is joined by Danny and Donna Stewart to explore John 1:19–28 — a passage packed with tension, identity, and expectation. Together, they unpack the official delegation sent from Jerusalem to question John the Baptist, digging into the roles of priests and Levites, the authority of the Sanhedrin, and the political-religious dynamics of the time. They explore how John’s ministry disrupted the system, why his baptism was so provocative, and how his refusal to claim titles like Messiah, Elijah, or the Prophet speaks volumes about his role in preparing the way. It’s a rich conversation that blends biblical scholarship, historical insight, and pastoral reflection

In this foundational episode, Jeff and Brent explore the origins of the New Testament as a collection of Second Temple period literature, shaped by Jewish history and fulfilled in the life of Jesus. They focus on the Gospel of John—its unique voice, debated authorship, and theological depth—and discuss how early Christian writings emerged from eyewitness accounts and Spirit-led storytelling. The episode invites listeners to slow down, ask good questions, and engage Scripture with clarity and reverence.

In this episode, Jeff and Brent unpack the stunning truth of John 1:14–18—where the eternal Word becomes flesh and dwells among us. From the tabernacle to Bethlehem, from Moses’ glimpse of glory to Jesus’ full revelation, we trace how God’s presence moved from tent to temple to human form. With insights from scholars like Michael Heiser, D.A. Carson, and N.T. Wright, we explore how Jesus is the exegesis of God—the living explanation of His heart, character, and glory. Along the way, we dive into Greek word studies, the divine council worldview, and the radical claim that the one-of-a-kind Son shares the Father’s very nature. If you’ve ever wondered what God is really like… this episode shows you where to look.

In this episode, Jeff and Brent continue the Gospel of John series by unpacking the powerful themes of witness, rejection, and spiritual authority. From John the Baptist’s role as a humble signpost to Jesus, to the heartbreaking reality of the Creator being rejected by His own creation, this conversation continues the through the tension between light and darkness—and the hope that breaks through in verses 12–13.

Listeners will explore the Greek words martyria, martyreō, and exousia, revealing how biblical witness is more than words—it’s a life laid down in truth. With insights from scholars like D.A. Carson, Leon Morris, Andreas Köstenberger, and Craig Keener, this episode connects ancient context to modern calling.

Whether you’re new to John’s Gospel or ready to go deeper, this episode will challenge you to reflect the Light, live as a witness, and embrace your God-given authority to become a child of God.

In this special episode of Engage the Scripture, Jeff and Kimberly walk through the prophetic rhythm of the Fall Feasts—Trumpets, Atonement, Tabernacles, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah—unpacking their biblical roots, spiritual meaning, and future fulfillment in Christ.

Together, they explore how each feast reflects a step in God’s redemptive plan: awakening, cleansing, dwelling, and eternal fellowship. From the call to repentance to the joy of God’s presence, this episode connects ancient rhythms to present-day faith and future hope.

Whether you’re new to the feasts or deep in study, this conversation will equip you to see the beauty, urgency, and continuity of Scripture in a fresh way.

Kim and Jeff invite you into the rhythm of God’s calendar—the appointed times, or moedim. These aren’t just ancient traditions; they’re divine invitations to meet with God, to rehearse His redemptive plan, and to align our lives with heaven’s timing.

Together, we’ll explore how each feast reveals part of Messiah’s mission—past, present, and future. The Spring Feasts point to His first coming; the Fall Feasts prepare us for His return and reign. These days aren’t about religion—they’re about revelation. Not just history—they’re about hope.

Whether you’re new to the biblical calendar or rediscovering its depth, Kim and Jeff walk with you through Scripture, culture, and prophetic insight—making the journey clear, heartfelt, and deeply rooted in God’s Word.