The Notable Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Imagine you picked up the most important book in the world, a book with words that could transform hearts. Now, imagine when you opened up that book it was full of highlights and notes in the margin and so you could see how this book has transformed someone's heart. This is the Noteable Podcast.
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins continue with season 10 on Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins begin a new season into Genesis 25-35. Listen in!
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The twins talk through the closing of Habakkuk’s incredible book. Listen in!
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The twins talk through how Habakkuk arrives at joy in seeing God’s arrival. Listen in!
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The twins talk through curses. Listen in!
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The twins push into the rich and powerful life that faith gives. Listen in!
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The twins discuss what it means to wait well. Listen in!
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The twins discuss the reality and transformative power of rebuke. Listen in!
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The twins begin a new season into Habakkuk’s moving prophecy. Listen in!
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The twins close out the season with a meditation on God’s Sovereign grace to Abraham and Isaac. Listen in!
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The twins watch as Abraham not only grieves but buries his beloved wife Sarah. Listen in!
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The twins tackled the peak of ancient literature and one of the most challenging texts theologically. Listen in!
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The twins take the rest of Genesis 15, moving into how God’s grows faith.
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The twins take on one of the most signification passages in the entire Old Testament. They look at Moses’ teaching on the righteousness of faith.
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The twins move into a story that seems to be a duplicate. They look at the story’s many teachings, especially delving into the Bible’s teaching of a good conscience. Listen in!
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The twins move into a story that seems to be a duplicate. They look at the story’s many teachings, especially delving into the Bible’s teaching of a good conscience. Listen in!
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The twins move into a story that seems to be a duplicate. They look at the story’s many teachings, especially delving into the Bible’s teaching of a good conscience. Listen in!
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In this 8th installation of the 8th season, the twins retell the story of Lot in Sodom, ending with several encouragements for Christians.
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In this 8th installation of the 8th season, the twins retell the story of Lot in Sodom, ending with several encouragements for Christians.
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The twins come to the seventh episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they move into God’s mercy in judgment, by looking at the prologue to the destruction of Sodom.
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The twins come to the seventh episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they move into God’s mercy in judgment, by looking at the prologue to the destruction of Sodom.
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The twins tackle the sixth episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they look at a powerful narrative that moves from the laughter of cynicism to the laughter of faith.
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The twins tackle the sixth episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they look at a powerful narrative that moves from the laughter of cynicism to the laughter of faith.
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The twins move into the fifth episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they look at the first case of domestic abuse in the Bible and God’s amazing response in showing up for Hagar. Listen in!
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The twins move into the fifth episode of their season on Genesis 12-25. In this episode, they look at the first case of domestic abuse in the Bible and God’s amazing response in showing up for Hagar. Listen in!
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The twins get into the fourth episode of their new season. In this episode, they look at how Abram leads us into toughness and bravery. Listen in!
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The twins get into the third episode of their new season. In this episode, they look at how Lot ends up on Sodom, a decisive move. Listen in!
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On this episode, the twins start into their second episode of their new season. In this episode, they take a look at Abram’s deception in Egypt, a very overlooked biblical story. Listen in!
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In this episode, the twins begin their eighth season of the Notable Podcast. This season, they are taking on Genesis’ account of the life of Abram (Genesis 12-25). Today they introduce the book. Listen in!
In this episode, Jonathan interviews Timothy about his recently published book, Deep as the Sea.
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On this episode, the twins with Solomon help you receive your life and your new year from God’s own wise hand.
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On this episode, the twins interview Martin Luther College professor and author Luke Thompson about his recent book Your Life Has Meaning. Listen in!
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On this episode, the twins with Solomon confront you with your own inevitable future. This inevitable future inevitably shapes your present. Listen in.
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On this episode, we see again that Solomon struggles to give a straight answer on almost any topic, especially when it comes to money. He can despair of money and at the same time claim that money solves all our problems. Listen in as the twins unpack Solomon’s complicated relationship with money.
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On this episode, Solomon guides the Christian’s response to observed injustices in the world. Listen in.
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On tonight’s episode, the twins take a broad view of the book of Ecclesiastes. It’s the forest for the trees. You’ll leave in awe of this inspired book and with a better handle of how to read it for spiritual good.
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On this episode, the twins show that Solomon like Paul preaches justification by grace alone through faith. Listen in.
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In this episode, the twin’s climax Solomon’s call in Ecclesiastes. It is a call to live with joy under God. To receive as much Eden as possible while East of it. Listen in.
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On this episode, the twins with Solomon arrive with Solomon just inches from the kingdom of God. Listen in.
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On this episode, the twins lean into the prologue of Ecclesiastes. They work some intertextual links to break open the main themes of the book of Ecclesiastes. This is one episode you will not want to miss!
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On this episode, the twins begin their seventh season of the Notable Podcast. This season, they are taking Ecclesiastes. Today they introduce the book. Listen in!
In this one final and epic episode, the twins finish out the book of 1 Thessalonians. Listen in!
The Apostle Paul lays out for us the winning life, but it's not what you think. Listen in!
The twins cover a massive amount of ground in this podcast. They look at themes in 1 Thessalonians 2-3 and rejoice in Jesus’ victory over Satan.
The twins move into 1 Thessalonians 1:4-10 by meditating on the chosenness of the people of God along with their turn away from idolatry. Tune in!
In this podcast, the twins tackle just two verses. They look at 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3 under the headings of thanksgiving, memory, and endurance. You’ll never hear these verses the same again!
The twins lean into just 1 Thessalonians 1:1. They discuss “We”s and “I”s and a God that raises up churches from nothing. Listen in!
The twins introduce us to a new season of the Notable Podcast with an introduction to 1 Thessalonians. They discuss how letters, Zoom, and the presence of God lead to strengthened hearts. Listen in!
Timothy and Jonathan Bourman discuss some of the more profound grief and dangers attached to social distancing. They also begin to suggest ways in which we might redeem this moment in time.
The twins bring us to post-trauma Job. There is some mighty powerful closure for Job and through Job for us. Listen in!
The Lord wants to bring to Job one further oracle of hope and redemption. The twins discuss the possibilities for Leviathan and rejoice in the victory of the Lord. Listen in!
We have finally arrived at the height of the book. Job has begged for his moment with the Lord. That moment has finally arrived. The Lord comes with a creational oracle. Listen in!
Elihu who? A new character emerges in the book of Job to answer both the friends and Job. His name is Elihu. Is he just a young punk or a Holy Spirit-filled man of God? The twins dive into these questions, both celebrating Elihu and questioning his motives. Listen in!
We could sing a true hymn to the achievements and glories of man. They truly are spectacular. But where is wisdom to be found? What map can lead us to it? The twins look at modern day human achievement, but find wisdom nowhere in it. Instead, they define wisdom biblically and point to Christ.
Job has finally arrived to the Mt. Everest of his faith and his theology. The only words he wants inscribed with an iron tool in lead are these words before us today. The twins push back against the critics and any claim that these words are not about Christ and his resurrection. They rejoice with the disciples on the road to Emmaus that the one in whom Job hoped has come!
Job responds to the accusations of the friends, but not just to the friends. He actually takes his pain to God in a special kind of prayer called lament. The twins lament the lack of lament in the church and in the lives of the sufferer, but more than that, the twins ask the listeners to pray daring prayers to the Father who has brought them to himself in Christ.
Job has already said that he’d rather rest in hell than continue on with his current condition - a ridiculous thing to say. Job’s friends are moved to speak into this untruth and misery. In this podcast, the twins characterize the friends, criticize their approach and theology, and then, finally, they look at what it means to be a good friend to the sufferer.
Finally, after an almost deafening seven day silence, Job opens his mouth. He has lost all decorum and inhibition as he begins to curse, calling for the undoing of God’s creation. The twins lament Job’s great lament, moving towards what it means for a believer to grieve and suffer through Word and prayer.
Job has three good friends. Right when Job needed them most, they show up in his life to sit with him in the Ashes. All of this sparks a discussion between the twins about the nature of true friendship today. Are friends too disposable to us? Do we even have friends who will show up in the hard times? Most of all, the twins remember that Jesus is a true friend indeed. None of us is alone in our suffering.
The twins plunge into one of the most iconic images in the entire Bible. They observe from a distance Job’s suffering that is hard to imagine. They describe a Satanic temptation to curse God and die in the middle of this pain. When it all ends, Satan scuttles off like a crab never to be named in the book again. Listen in for the devastating accusations that Satan makes against humanity and also the final victory won for us in Christ. It’s all right here in Job chapter two.
There is a a great accusation made against the human being. It is this: that humans don’t really love the Giver, but the gifts. It’s an accusation that comes a bit close to home, but one that is simply not true of Job. Listen in as he worships at the funerals of his ten children and praises the name of the Lord after tremendous loss.
There are some events in life that are marked by a before and after. The twins dig into pre-trauma Job’s life. There is more to Job than just his riches and his large family. Did Job have a happy marital life? What about the hard-partying lifestyle of his children? These and other questions are explored. Finally, the twins rejoice in the saving work of Jesus which sets us free to parent and pray like never before!
Most scholars and churches today take the teeth right out of the book of Job by calling Job nothing but a legend. The twins understand where such claims come from, but go on a bit of a rant about why Job must be understand as a real, deal human being.
The Notable Podcast is back with a new season. The Bourman twins are also back! It is time write notes in the margins of the book of Job. We’ve got about a million reasons why you’ll want to take this journey with us. We’re just like newborn babies opening our eyes to the book of Job. Light will flood in. Listen in!
We start by talking about the greatest stories of all - the stories that mean something. We look at the greatest story of all that we're a part of. We continue to work through what it looks like to know God as we participate in his Story.
We start by talking about darkness and how so many are noticing it in the world. We move into talking about the rhetorical structure of the book of 1 John. We talk about what John says about authenticity, confession, and the power of Jesus' intercession. It is life lived in the light!
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Who is this guy who wrote 1 John? Get to know the Apostle John like never before in this episode! This much we can say: Jesus rubbed off on this twenty-something year old in some indescribable ways. All of this and more as we meet the author of 1 John.
Kent and Luke are here and ready to dive into 1 John 1:1-4. They get into the first verses in the book culminating with a brilliant discussion on the difference between selfish joy and joy made complete.
The twins bring it all to a close in this final Jonah episode. We see Jonah going down into his own personal hell. We also see God working his will in Jonah’s life through questions. We rejoice in an ending that puts Christ front and center.
We continue digging into Jonah's emotional life here in Jonah chapter four. We take a hard look at his prayer. It gives us the chance to talk about the value of "bad prayers." It also gives us a moment to take a hard look at how our theology - true or not - always ends up impacting the way we respond to events in our lives. We notice that Jonah, in fact, has a slightly twisted theology that ends up embittering him to the Lord and his ways so profoundly that he confesses he has a death wish in his heart. We end up at Christ's cross trusting our God even in those moments when we taste the sadness of death in our hearts.
We finally arrive to the last chapter of Jonah 4. We wish for a moment that Jonah 4 didn't actually exist, but immediately come to realize how lifelike Jonah 4 really is. We continue with an overview of the chapter. We end up amazed that we get an inside look at the emotional life of one of God's children and are amazed again this time in a negative sense at the power of anger. We spend the rest of our time dealing with that specific emotion based on the text.
We take on the second half of chapter three of the book of Jonah. We spend a whole bunch of our time in analysis of Jonah's sermon and acknowledge some potential problems with it. We end up saying that there may just be a more faithful preacher than Jonah in the chapter. The sermon, however, is still incredibly effective even still today in us. It causes us to take a new view of the time we have in our lives and to think through the terror we've all experienced because of God's law and finally come to see how important faith is to repentance. We close in awe of God's heart for Nineveh, of the power of his Word, and are amazed that the Lord still wants to work with us.
We enter into scene four of the book of Jonah. We watch the Lord re-call Jonah to a prophetic ministry to Nineveh. We wonder to ourselves whether or not Jonah will fulfill his calling this time. We look at the grace of God that he's dishing out to all the characters involved. We end by discussing the way our hearts can treat our own callings with so much disdain, but see how the Lord uses those calls that look small and dirty to us to play a big part in God's saving scheme.
We continue looking in depth at the third scene of the book of Jonah. This time we explore two more character: Jonah and Jesus. We see Jonah's psalm is all he hopes it to be. It's not perfect. In some cases, it's just plain troubling. We identify with him strongly in that. We see how our prayers can be flawed, our motives mixed, and our best ideas problematic. Then we see Jesus, the greater Jonah, and we talk over each other with so much excitement. He's just so - well - Jesus.
We move into the third scene of the book of Jonah. We organize the chapter for our listeners around the four main characters involved. We notice the Lord hemming Jonah in, enclosing him with his mercy, and are moved by his constant instigation for his children. We also try not to become marine biologists as we notice and try to understand a very nauseous fish.
We take a second look at the second scene of Jonah this time with a focus on Jonah himself. We watch him move lower and lower and lower and lower until he's managed to lower himself all the way into the heart of the sea. We think about his rebellion and marvel at the way the Lord continues to send wave after wave of his relentless mercy to his fleeing child. As we think that through we consider for a while escapism in the modern life. We close on a cliffhanger asking ourselves what the Lord will do with his children who end up all the way in sheol.
We walk into the second scene of the book of Jonah feeling the swirl of wind and the pounding of waves and watching the waves rise. We discuss the historicity of the account and then take a dive into cultural views of the sea both then and now. We end with our jaws on the ground staring at Lord's heart in this Scripture especially as we see how he even manages to use the disobedience of his children to draw people to himself.
We take our first deep dive into the book of Jonah. We begin by taking a hot air balloon over the book and chapter. We then take in the first scene of the book. We end with heavy application of what we've learned seeing ourselves in the person of Jonah and working out for ourselves the ways in which we find Joppa and head for Tarshish. We end with an application of the ultimate prophet, Jesus Christ, to ourselves and our listeners who heard his calling and obeyed.
We begin our journey into the book of Jonah discussing what makes Jonah culturally and biblically significant, but end up focusing on how we can be "doves," "flight risks," and, "shipwrecks" in our own lives. We also take notice of some immediate satire and biting irony. We close ready to take a journey into the parts of our hearts that are flighty with the hope that we will be spit up on the other side of our journey with more faithfulness and truth - all by the power of the Word of the Lord that comes to us through Jonah.
We have reached the end of our journey in Jude. We end on the highest and most brilliant views in the book. We end with a simple promise. Despite all the false teaching and doom, the Lord will keep his beloved will bring them with great joy into his glorious presence. Count on it!
We need each other. God made us not to live individually but as a community. God made us to build each other up in the most holy faith and keep one another. God made us to save each other and to snatch each other out of the fire and to be merciful. Jude encourages us to stay close to one another and most importantly to God.
Jude’s call to his beloved is not toward new ideas or new ways of life. It is simply to remember. It is a call to return to God’s Word, to the word of the Apostle’s. Jude calls each of us to evaluate each of our desires in the light of God’s Word.
Jude is at his most perplexed. What is he doing? What is he thinking? Why would he quote from 1 Enoch? He wants us to see in our heart, in our very imaginations, our Lord is coming; that he is coming to save, and to judge. This is one powerful word from Jude. So powerful that it is so unforgettable. We will see Jesus coming with his thousands.
It is time to get more intense and focused. Jude moves from discussing communities into discussing the most wicked and evil people in the Old Testament. This wickedness lives in the false teachers and make them to be completely worthless to the Christian church. Worse, they are twice condemned. Listen in!
Jude now moves to his second text. But it is not from the Bible, well, not completely from the Bible. He is going to use a text from the Assumption of Moses. We just must talk about this, the body of Moses, the angels, that a murderer is defended by the archangel Michael.
In this episode, we move into the powerful commentary on his Old Testament text. We move into Jude 8. We want to connect the Old Testament examples with Jude’s present day situation. We want to know what it means to pollute our bodies, reject authority and all that it means to slander celestial beings. Jude is going to leave our mouths open and our hearts trusting in Christ alone.
In this episode, we get into two very important issues in the book of Jude. What does he mean that the angels did not keep their positions? Is this Genesis 3 or 6? And what in the world is the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah? The two issues are connected and critical to understanding Jude’s message. Here we go!
It is time to get into the body of Jude. In this podcast, we will look at the structure of the body of the letter. We get into Jude’s first text; the Old Testament. He will speak to us and give commentary based on the Old Testament. He comes with power, with God’s Word and with judgment. Hang on as we dive into Jude!
We bring verses 3 and 4 to a stunning conclusion. Jude makes up put up our antennas to listen for false doctrine. We explore where it is written that these certain men are condemning Scripture. Then, Jude portrays their false teaching in two negative ways. This will set the direction and the basis for the entire book of Jude.
We make a beginning into Jude 3 and 4. Jude’s intensity rises almost immediately as he attacks the false teachers by touching both the intellect and emotion of his readers, even invoking disgust. Jude isn’t on the defense; he’s bringing it!
Today we finish Jude 1 and 2. We dive deep into the first two of Jude’s triad. We are called loved and kept. It’s the keeping that is at the heart of Jude’s message. Knowing how contentious he is about to get, he greets the recipients of his letter with mercy, peace and love. Jude wants these three gifts of God to be multiplied to these people. Putting into context why he doesn’t greet his readers with the normal grace and peace as seen with the Apostle Paul.
Today we continue our look at verses 1 and 2. Especially at the phrase: ‘Servant of Jesus Christ’. How does Jude use that phrase? What is the difference between an Apostle and a Servant of Jesus Christ? Jude sets himself up as someone who has an authoritative claim on our lives by calling himself a servant of Jesus Christ.
Today we make a start into Jude 1 and 2, but just a start. We will get hung up on the very first word. Who is Jude or is it Judas? By process of elimination and help of other Scripture, we will make a stunning conclusion. Jude is someone who was once an unbeliever but came to be a servant of Jesus Christ, his own half-brother, in seeing him rise from the dead.
Welcome to the book of Jude. Why are we talking about Jude? Why would you want to listen to a podcast on Jude? It’s not a major book of the Bible, its short, it’s not well known. It’s a perfect parallel with today’s world. It’s beautiful in every sense, its intense and its full of Christ. It’s time for our journey in the book of Jude!
We are back!!! Season 2 on the book of Jude will be released on September 4, 2017. Listen now to some of the highlights of the new and upcoming season.
This is it! This is the grand finale of the book of Amos. It's also our own ending by Jesus' own love.
The twin pastors discuss Amos' last and most devastating vision that includes the salvation of a shaking remnant.
The twins take us into the darkest part of Amos' book. We come out the other side rejoicing in the abundance of God's Word we have among us.
Today, the twin pastors take on the only narrative or story in the entire book of Amos. It's a clash of worldviews and a key to understanding the entire book of Amos. It's Amos versus Amaziah.
Today, we hear Amos' second wave of visions from the Lord. The darkness of sin deepens. In this darkness, we put all of our hope and trust in the mediation of Jesus Christ.
The twin pastors take us into Amos 7:1-6. We will see the God who relents, the power of prayer, and Amos' incredible visions.
In this podcast, Amos takes us into a discussion of the right use of wealth and the serious dangers of pride.
Today the twin pastors explore woes, the day of the Lord, and Amos' condemnation of ritual worship.
The twin pastors talk obituaries, chiasm, and a mighty powerful call to repentance in this podcast on Amos chapter 5.
It's the perfect call to repentance the day before Ash Wednesday! The twin pastors discuss Amos' five-fold call to return to the Lord.
Today is the day to get into some of the heaviest sarcasm in the whole Bible. It's time for #HolyCowsofBashan.
In the podcast, the the twin pastors finish up Amos 3:6 talking openly about life, suffering, and the power of ministry.
Amos jumps into a new part of his book. The twins discuss the exodus, boiling frogs, and ministry in this new episode.
In this podcast, we finish up the great set speeches in the book of Amos. We especially look at all that it means to see God as a "Crushing Cart."
In this second Podcast, we look at Amos 1:3-Amos 2:5. We will see the long-suffering God promise judgment on sin.
In this podcast, we introduce the unknown Amos, who is both powerful and applicable. This is the first podcast from the Bourman twins ever! We are hoping it will be a deep dive into the Scriptures and the Gospel.