Episode 10 - Babylon Rising - The Tower of Babel.

Humanity building heaven without God.

In Episode 10 of the Simply Christian podcast, we explore the story of the Tower of Babel and humanity's enduring desire to build life apart from God. Far more than an account of anancient tower, Babel reveals the roots of human pride, self-sufficiency, and the pursuit of identity without our Creator. Tracing the theme of Babylon throughout Scripture—from Genesis to Revelation—we discover how God confrontshuman arrogance while graciously pursuing His purposes.

Ultimately, Babel points us to Jesus Christ, the One who came down from heaven to reconcile what pride had divided, offering grace where humanity sought self-salvation and true unity in place of rebellion.

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Noah, A Flood, and a World Unravelling

Judgement, rescue, and the God who makes all things new

The story of Noah is far more than animals marching two by two beneath a rainbow sky. It is the account of a world unravelling — creation buckling under the weight of human violence, corruption, and rebellion against God.

In this episode we step into that fracturing world and watch as judgement and grace arrive together.

As the floodwaters rise, God shuts the door of the ark and preserves a remnant, carrying Noah and his family through the very waters of judgement and out into a world made new. Along the way we trace the deep echoes of Genesis 1, a type of de-creation giving way to new creation — and discover why Jesus, Peter, and the writer of Hebrews all reach back to this story.

For the ark, passing through the waters, becomes a signpost: pointing past Noah, past the rainbow, to Christ Himself — our rescue through judgement.

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Episode 8 - The Nephilim. Giants, Fallen Angels, and the World Before the Flood – Genesis 6:1-4

Giants, fallen angels, or something far closer to home?

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Who were the Nephilim? Giants? Fallen angels? Legendary warriors? Few passages in Scripture have stirred more fascination — or more debate — than the mysterious opening verses of Genesis 6.

In this episode we slow down over the text itself, the ancient Jewish traditions that grew up around it, and the three main interpretations Christians have held across the centuries. But the deeper we look, the clearer it becomes that the Nephilim were never meant to be the centre of the story.

They sit within a far bigger picture: a world sliding into corruption, violence, and rebellion as the flood draws near.

Beyond the mystery lies a sobering message about the spread of sin — and a grieving God who refuses to abandon His creation. For even here, in one of Scripture's darkest chapters, one man finds favour, and the thread of hope runs on toward Christ.

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