The Ancient Plan: Recent Episodes
Jeff Mann
The Ancient Plan exists to make disciples of Jesus and produce content that inspires our audience to become familiar with the biblical story, delight in God, and live for Jesus in light of the coming Day of the Lord and His eternal plan to rule all nations.
In this episode we discuss the promises of a New Covenant in Jeremiah 31 and Ezekiel 36.
In this episode we discuss God's covenant with King David in 2 Samuel 7 and why it is so relevant to God's eternal plan for both Israel and Gentiles.
In this episode we discuss themes related to Exodus 19 such as the Bridegroom heart of God and the holiness of God. Then we relate it to the return of Jesus. We even have a good little discussion about revival and discover that we are both football fans.
In this episode we discuss Genesis 12:1-9 and Genesis 15 where makes an eternal covenant with Abraham. God’s plan to redeem all people is installed through a series of strategic covenants that are unveiled throughout the Bible: the Abrahamic covenant, the Mosaic covenant, the Davidic covenant, and the New covenant. These four covenants form the infrastructure through which God’s Master Plan to restore all things is put into effect. The covenant God makes with Abraham is the first of these redemptive covenants, and it is actually the foundation that the other three covenants are built upon. So if you care about your sins being forgiven, if you care about eternal life, and if you care about the whole earth being liberated from sin and suffering, then you should care deeply about God’s covenant with Abraham that is described in Genesis 12 & 15.
In this episode we discuss The Flood in Genesis 6 and how it relates to the return of Jesus.
In this episode we discuss Genesis 3. This is one of the most important chapters in the Bible related to understanding the larger redemptive story that the Bible tells.
A simple overview of Genesis chapter 1 and how it relates to the unified story of the Bible and the return of Jesus.
In this episode Ray and I have a conversation about the parable of the wheat and tares in Matthew 13:24-30 and 13:36-43 which gives an overview of God's plan for people and the earth.