
Getting to the core of the biblical text.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

This week we’re reading John 2:1-11, the story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding -his first miraculous sign in the Gospel of John, and an unusual place to start. Jesus himself objects to his mother’s subtle suggestion that he ought to tak... more
This week we’re reading John’s version of the call of the disciples as told in John 1:35-51. Unlike the Synoptic story of Jesus beckoning Peter, James, and John from their fishing boats, this version of the call of the disciples is more subtle and va... more
This week we move past the introductory material and into the story itself with John 1:19-34. It begins with John – John the Baptist, that is, who is indeed out there baptizing people, but he himself could hardly be more clear that what he’s doing is... more
On this special Christmas Eve episode we’re discussing the birth of Jesus as told in Luke 2:1-20. We talk about the imperial setting of this story, which takes place during the reigns of Augustus, Herod, and Quirinius but announces the good news of a... more
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What a delight! What a pleasure to hear Bobby and Amy wrestle with God’s word and sense God wrestling back, engaged and delighted with their ideas, questions hopes and expectations. As a Christian it is such a gift to hear the subtle and the direct insight from a Jewish scholar, working with a Christian scholar. And both bring the gifts of academic work, paired with their obvious experience of helping members of church and synagogue, and college to hear God speaking in the passage. And that them... more
What a delight! What a pleasure to hear Bobby and Amy wrestle with God’s word and sense God wrestling back, engaged and delighted with their ideas, questions hopes and expectations. As a Christian it is such a gift to hear the subtle and the direct insight from a Jewish scholar, working with a Christian scholar. And both bring the gifts of academic work, paired with their obvious experience of helping members of church and synagogue, and college to hear God speaking in the passage. And that the... more
Bobby and Amy offer fresh insights into Biblical texts from both the Christian and the Jewish perspective in a conversation that is genuine and often humorous. These episodes are enlightening and fun!
Bobby and Amy, I am so grateful for your wisdom, insights, and humor each week. I start each Monday with this podcast as I prepare for our weekly bible study and worship/sermon planning. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Bobby and Amy- this podcast has really been helping my preaching! You guys are hitting on topics I am not finding other places- a breath of fresh air.
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A deep exploration of biblical texts characterized by engaging dialogues between hosts who are seasoned scholars of religious studies. Episodes frequently traverse the intersection of Christianity and Judaism, considering scriptural narratives through diverse theological lenses. The hosts present thoughtful interpretations of both Old and New Testament themes, often contextualizing these discussions within contemporary spiritual and societal issues. Unique to this series is the collaborative approach that combines academic rigor with personal anecdotes, making ancient scriptures relevant for modern listeners. This thought-provoking blend will appeal to those seeking fresh insights into their faith and a richer understanding of scriptural wi... more
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2. Terry Peterson
3. Amy Marie Epp
4. Reverend Joanna Heriter
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6. Iqram Ketou
7. Laura Agee
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