Discovery Bible Podcast: Recent Episodes
Jacob Asher
In this podcast, we are taking a fresh look at the Bible and allowing the Bible to speak for itself.
Jesus addresses the temple tax and tells the parable of the lost sheep. Jesus is approaching the triumphal entry.
An introduction to the gospel of Matthew. In this episode, we begin to discuss the similarities and differences between Matthew and Mark.
Here we discuss the ending of Mark and the implications that it has for today's readers.
As the death of Jesus draws near, Jesus continues to teach his disciples about the kingdom of God.
What does it cost to follow Jesus? In this episode, we will discuss the cost of following Jesus. As Jesus approaches Jerusalem the crowd wants to crown him king!
In this episode, we will discuss the question of divorce that the Pharisees presented to Jesus. We will also discuss the question the rich young ruler presented to Jesus.
Peter, James, and John follow Jesus up the mountain and see Jesus with Moses and Elijah. Jesus casts out the demon from a young boy.
The feeding of the 5,000 and the feeding of the 4,000 is a significant moments in the ministry of Jesus. Jesus is not only feeding people but he is using this miracle as an illustration of who He is and what he is doing.
Jesus continues to present the Kingdom of God to the hurting and needy people. Once again, the Pharisees and the religious leaders don't understand Jesus nor do they want to accept him as the Messiah.
Jesus performed several miracles in this section of Mark. We discuss the significance of those miracles and what they tell us about who Jesus is.
The parables of Jesus are some of the most memorable passages of Scripture. In this episode, we seek to gain a better understanding of the parables of Jesus.
The opening pages of Mark demonstrate to the reader the purpose of the book. Mark chapter two and three tell the reader who the Son of Man is by demonstrating the power of God.
In this podcast, we are laying a foundation for the upcoming episodes and stating the purpose of our study.