Join us this week as Adam leads the discussion about Israel's cycle of turning from God and turning toward the culture of the nations around them. Why did Israel fail to pass on their faith to the next generation? How can we pass faith on to the next generation?

Pastor Marc and Adam talk about the Narrative Development of the theme of the Holy Spirit's involvement in our Lives. We look at the life of Saul and David, unpacking the Holy Spirit's involvement, shifting God's narrative from Corporate to Individual involvement.

Marc and Adam tackle another Deep Cut, this time from the book of Judges. It has everything you need for a great adventure - action, war, conquest, assassination plots, subterfuge, and flatulence! Take a listen as Marc and Adam unpack the story of Ehud and Eglon.

Marc and Adam wrestle with the conquest of Canaan and why God chooses this method for Joshua to reclaim the land promised to his forefathers.

Marc and Adam dive into a "deep cut" in the Old Testament, exploring Zapporah stepping up and saving Moses and her family on the way to speak to Pharaoh. Chances are you have NOT heard about this account. Trust Us this is not one to miss!!

Join Marc and Adam as they discuss the incident at Mt. Sinai. Why was this such a Big Deal in the history of Israel?

Welcome Back!! After taking a month break (unintentionally)...Marc and Adam return to their Narrative exploration of the Bible. This week, they talk about the best advice ever given from a Father-In-Law recorded in scripture. Jethro tells Moses, "What you are doing is NOT GOOD." This is because Moses does not bring order to the chaos of Israel's newly found freedom. This story further teaches us what God began teaching in the creation account -- creation and order. God creates, then He orders. This is a Biblical rhythm to help us understand the seasons of life. God will bring seasons of "new life" and the chaos that goes with it...followed by a season of ordering. What season are you in?

Marc and Adam begin conversations about Moses. Who was he? What was his childhood like? Exodus paints a picture of a man of 3 worlds. He began his life a Hebrew. He was formally educated as an Egyptian. He started a family as a Midianite. Moses never truly belonged anywhere, until he encountered God at the burning bush. Join Marc and Adam as they discuss what God saw in Moses that he could not see in himself.