
Please consider supporting this podcast by going to: www.patreon.com/eikonpodcastJoin Michael Burns (biblical teacher, author, and speaker), Jeff Hickman (pastor, biblical teacher), and Gianna Hearn (journalist, WNBA reporter) for a fun, lively, and relevant examination of biblical texts, emphasizing their historical and cultural context with an eye on applying those principles to the mess... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 298 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This episode explores the biblical foundation of justice and righteousness, emphasizing their inseparable nature as rooted in God's character. It challenges listeners to rethink how political and cultural narratives distort the true biblical understa... more
Hosts Michael Burns and Jason Alexander examine how Atlantis grew from Plato’s philosophical story into a modern legend of psychic powers, crystal energy, lost technology, and global catastrophe. They compare popular claims with the ancient source an... more
In this episode, John Sherwood discusses the biblical and historical foundations of Christian nonviolence, exploring how early Christians responded to violence and how modern believers can understand and apply these teachings today.
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In this episode, Kristi Hickman, a former Miss Teen USA, shares her journey of discovering her true identity in God beyond societal and superficial standards of beauty. She discusses her new book, 'Finding Beauty Without a Mirror,' which gui... more
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Michael and the gang have helped me think through complex biblical and cultural topics such as political allegiances, the church, and the gospel in an incredibly helpful way. I have been trying to grapple with these things for a long time but never found answers that seemed fully honest, biblical, and true to the way of Jesus until now. Thank you!
What a joke of a title, they had zero disagreements about spiritual discernment in areas where true brothers can disagree. The only disagreements were about basketball…
Michael continues to make this an echo chamber.
So very excited for this episode. I learn so much from the Hidden Chapters episodes, almost as much as the regular episodes.
This podcast is a gem and breath of fresh air.
Sad to hear liberal garbage spewed behind “Christian” speech.
Love the discussions, they are well aimed around common matters in the church today. The diverse team inspire me to love God and others.
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A thoughtful, biblically grounded program that explores scripture with attention to historical and cultural context, and applies lessons to modern life. Episodes repeatedly tackle topics like faith formation, deconstruction and reconstruction of belief, church leadership, and how communities live out justice, humility, and love. The show frequently features multi-host discussions with pastors, teachers, and journalists, yielding practical guidance for church leaders and engaged believers alike. A standout aspect is its willingness to tackle controversial topics—from deconstruction to cultural dynamics and social issues—through measured, scripture-centered dialogue and a call for humility and invitation into constructive conversation.
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