This is where you can find audio from Mosaic bible studies, classes, trainings, and the audio from the Forge program.
Antonea and Max test the waters for a new podcast concept and return to our same three questions.
Antonea and Max discuss the transition from the sermon on the mount to the healing ministry of Jesus. It's a packed episode and one that surprisingly includes some mythical creatures. Enjoy!
After Antonea gives us a great(?) opening joke, we finish out our journey through the sermon on the mount. Shout out to Rob Rudd and Melanie Berry for their excellent teachings this week!
Heavenly banquets. Aristocats. Extended righteousness. Marital bliss. What more could you ask for in this week's Bible Study Recap?
Belated due to some birthday conflicts, Antonea and Max are back to talk about the transition in the story of Jesus from preparation to proclamation as we consider what we had to cut from teaching, what we hope for our community, and what we have been personally impacted by.
Antonea and Max walk through some common misunderstandings of both Jesus' baptism and the wilderness temptation, along with our usual three questions.
We're so grateful for this week's lay-teachers, Robert West and Melanie Berry, who did an excellent job!
To sign the official petition to get Antonea to watch Wayne's World, head here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Antonea tells some killer Jeff Bezos jokes. We also walk through our three questions (what did we cut from the teaching, what do we want our community to hear, what is impacting us personally) and take some time to appreciate the brother-sister dynamic in Mosaic Bible Study!
Max and Antonea host their first Bible Study recap episode, where they walk through what has most personally affected them in prepping for this week, what they hope for our community in light of what they're learning, and what didn't make the cut for this week's teaching. We hope you enjoy it!
Max and Antonea take some time at the halfway mark of the Ruth study to talk about what has stood out the most to them, what has surprised them the most, and what they wish they had more time to talk through in the course of the main study.
Max Diener teaches through Ruth 1:1-5. We cover the background and literary occasion of the writing of the book of Ruth, several techniques for approaching Hebrew narrative, and set the stage for a story where only God can bring resolution.