Welcome to Exploring My Strange Bible by Tim Mackie, lead theologian and co-founder of BibleProject.
113 episodes transcribedThis last episode is about the manuscript history of the New Testament, as well as a short history of English translations. In the second half of this...
In this episode we dive into the composition and writing of the book of the New Testament. Specifically, we'll look at how the books themselves give...
In this series we explore how the Bible was written and the long process of its composition and manuscript history. The bible is a book with a very tr...
In this episode, we focus on the purpose of the laws in the story line of the Torah and the whole Bible. The story about the covenant that God made wi...
This part camps out in the second book of the bible, Exodus. We explore the story of Moses, Pharaoh, and the liberation of the Israelites that all cul...
After many years of pastoral ministry I found that some of the main misunderstandings people have about Jesus come from misunderstanding the larger bi...
Many people believe that science and religious faith are bitter enemies with conflicting views of the universe. One the one hand there is the scientif...
In the final episode we see Jonah's response when God forgives his enemies. He's hot with anger and chews God out for being to gracious. This part of...
Jonah goes very much against his own desires to the ancient city of Nineveh. He utters a very strange five word sermon and the people of Nineveh have...
In this episode we ponder the very strange and beautifully intricate poem that Jonah utters in the belly of the fish. This is a powerful and heavily i...
Jonah is ironically portrayed as God’s own prophet, but he is the only person who really refuses to listen to God. This episode explores how Jonah is...
In this episode I’m laying the groundwork for exploring the story of Jonah with new eyes: Who is Jonah? Why did he flee and get on a boat to Tarshish...
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