In With the Old

Ruth: The Story of Answered Prayer

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Sat, 11 Jul 2026 20:27:49 GMT

Most people associate the book of Ruth with loyalty or tragedy — but what if its true power lies in the prayers woven throughout the story? Discover how every major turning point in Ruth hinges on prayer, God's unwavering response, and the kingdom-wide implications of those answered prayers.

In this eye-opening episode of In With the Old, we explore the often-overlooked prayers in Ruth — from Naomi's blessings to Boaz's covenant-invoking blessings, and the elders' prophetic declarations. You'll learn how these prayers are more than words; they are calls for divine action that ultimately shape salvation history itself.

We break down:

How Naomi’s blessing in chapter 1 foreshadows Ruth’s ultimate redemption
The significance of blessings and prayers as covenant invocation in biblical times
How Boaz’s blessings and Ruth’s responses set the stage for the messianic line
The profound way God responds to broken-hearted prayers, turning Naomi’s despair into divine blessing

By tracing these threads, you'll see that ignoring prayer means missing out on God's most powerful means of working behind the scenes in your life. Through Ruth, you’ll discover that even your most desperate prayers are part of a divine plan — a plan unfolding for your ultimate good, and for God's kingdom. This episode is perfect for believers craving fresh insight into prayer’s place in God's story, or anyone feeling overlooked or broken. If you’ve ever wondered whether your prayers really matter, prepare to be encouraged: Ruth’s story proves they do — and they’re part of something much greater. Dive in and see how God’s answer to prayer can change your life, just as it did in the story of Ruth.

Law of Mercy: God's Love for the Poor

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 08 Jul 2026 15:31:49 GMT

In this episode of @inwiththeold, Dr. Tim Howe discusses God's consideration for the poor in the Mosaic Law. Tim discusses the alternative sacrifices the poor could offer, the special tithe God asked people to give to the poor and needy, and the laws of gleaning that ensured the food had both the dignity of work and a means to survive. God's desires His people to reflect His special love and care for the poor around them.

The Return of the Kingdom with Dr. Stephen Dempster

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 07 Jul 2026 15:22:51 GMT

The Return of the Kingdom: A Biblical Theology of God's Reign

On this episode of @InWiththeOld , discover how the concept of God's kingdom runs from Genesis to Revelation, shaping biblical theology and the believer's life today. Join Dr. Stephen Dempster in exploring the Old Testament's deep roots of kingship, God's sovereignty, and the promised future fulfilment of His reign.

Key Topics

The biblical concept of kingship from Genesis 1 and 2, emphasizing divine rulership and human authority

Tracing kingdom themes through the Old Testament: from Eden to the new heavens and earth

How the Old Testament anticipates and shapes the understanding of Jesus' mission and the New Testament teachings

The two phases of the kingdom: already inaugurated in Christ but not yet fully realized
The spiritual battle between God's kingdom and the kingdom of Satan

Practical applications: living in light of the already-but-not-yet kingdom through the Spirit and justice

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction to "The Return of the Kingdom" and its significance

00:52 - Dr. Dempster's journey into Old Testament studies and faith

05:03 - The biblical concept of kingship from Genesis 1 and 20

6:19 - The kingdom themes in Genesis and their significance for biblical theology

09:46 - The end goals in Revelation: New Jerusalem and restored creation

11:33 - The spiritual and eschatological dimension of God's kingship

12:37 - Jesus' use of kingdom language in the Lord's Prayer and its Old Testament roots

14:18 - Prophetic visions of the coming reign of God in Isaiah, Zechariah, and others

16:24 - The delay of the kingdom's full fulfillment and God's patience

18:52 - The cultural and spiritual realities of Satan's kingdom and Christ’s victory

23:24 - The ongoing spiritual battle and the role of exorcism, miracles, and the church

28:33 - Balancing the recognition of spiritual forces without overemphasizing the diabolical

30:45 - Connecting Old Testament themes to the Gospels' portrayal of Jesus as the King

34:00 - How Matthew’s genealogy and structure highlight Jesus as the fulfillment of Davidic kingship

36:35 - The themes of servant leadership and the upside-down kingdom in Luke

41:46 - The overlooked but vital Old Testament passages on God's attributes (Exodus 34)

44:54 - God's self-revelation and the nature of Yahweh's mercy, justice, and hesed

48:46 - The significance of Exodus 34 in understanding God's character and the fulfillment in Christ

50:04 - Living in the tension of the in-breaking yet not fully established kingdom in our daily lives

55:56 - Practical ways believers can embody kingdom values now—justice, mercy, humility

56:38 - The hope of Christ's return and the ultimate establishment of God's perfect reign

You can find Dr. Dempster's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Return-Kingdom-Biblical-Theology-Essential/dp/0830842918/

Counterpoint: The Naming of Eve

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 26 Sep 2023 07:01:05 GMT

Welcome back to 'In With the Old,' where we continue our thrilling exploration of biblical mysteries and ideas in the Old Testament! Today's episode- Counterpoint: The Naming of Eve" 🍎 In this episode, we delve into the ancient world of Genesis and ask, "What's in a name?" 🤔 Join our two Old Testament aficionados, Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian, as they unravel the profound implications of Eve's name and the act of naming itself within the biblical narrative. Get ready for intriguing insights, scholarly discourse, and a sprinkle of friendly debate as we ponder the significance of names, identity, and creation in this timeless tale. Whether you're a seasoned theologian, interested student, or simply curious about the mysteries of Genesis, this episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging! 🔔 Hit that notification bell so you won't miss out on this enlightening discussion. Join the conversation, share your thoughts, and invite your fellow knowledge seekers to embark on this biblical journey with us! Remember, you're not alone in this quest for understanding. Whatever questions you have, you are welcome to bring them here because we think the truth is out there; we just need to seek it! See you at the premiere! 🌠 #InWithTheOld #BiblicalInsights #Genesis #Eve #Naming #TheologicalDebate #BiblicalScholars

Something Old, Something New: The Story of the Old Testament

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 25 Apr 2023 13:00:12 GMT

As the first series comes to an end, Drs. Tim and Brian try to summarize the story of the Old Testament into its essential plot-line. Focused in on five specific stories, this episode will explore the core meta-narrative of the Old Testament, and set up the podcast for its next series of episodes!

Something Old, Something New: The Ignoring of the Old Testament

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 21 Feb 2023 13:00:27 GMT

In this inaugural episode, Drs. Tim and Brian discuss how In With The Old came about and their backgrounds. They go over why Christians often struggle to engage with the Old Testament and how this podcast can help.

Ruth 1:16-22: The Introduction of Ruth

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 20 Feb 2024 15:04:52 GMT

Join us this week as we finally focus on the namesake of the book of Ruth, Ruth herself, in Ruth 1:16-20.

In this episode, we delve into the profound complexity of Ruth's character, and the challenges she faces. See how Ruth is both selfless and stubborn in her talk with Naomi. Join us we explore the shame that Naomi knows she must face, and the stigma that Ruth must overcome. Enjoy a verse-by-verse commentary that links biblical teachings to modern life hazards and decisions.

00:10 Introduction and Welcome

02:59 Ruth's Selflessness and Stubbornness

09:04 Naomi's Shame and Ruth's Stigma

13:21 Ruth the Moabitess

18:00 Prayer as a Narrative Vehicle

20:22 Enjoy the Humor in Scripture

21:33 Conclusion and Preview of the Next Episode

Habakkuk: Intro to the Prophet Habakkuk

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 21 May 2024 15:10:52 GMT

In today's episode, we look at the man behind the book. While there are not many explicit biographical details concerning Habakkuk in the Bible, there is enough to piece together a fair amount about his life and setting. #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Guest Episode: Ezra & Nehemiah

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 21 Nov 2023 07:00:19 GMT

We have a special episode this week to be thankful for on 'In With the Old!' Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian are joined again by Dr. Christian Wilder! We won't be feasting on turkey until Thursday, but tonight we can feast on some biblical wisdom!

In this episode, we're diving deep into the profound meanings of the Old Testament books Ezra and Nehemiah. 🤔 Join Dr. Wilder, Dr. Tim, and Dr. Brian as they discuss the historical and theological nuances within these those texts. But wait, we are going back for seconds on this feast! Our discussion will also extend to the fascinating genre of apocalypse in the 2nd Temple writings of Israel.

📖 Get ready for a fun and lively discussion around Ezra, Nehemiah, and the captivating world of apocalyptic literature.

Stay Cool, and Stay Old! #ezra #nehemia #apocalypse #biblestudy #biblical #gcuniversity #guestappearance #podcast #christianity #christianpodcast

Ruth: Overview

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 07:00:28 GMT

Join us in this overview of the Book of Ruth. In this episode, we see how the beautiful story of Ruth comes to life with relevance for the modern Christian. Discover the character of Ruth, a woman of loyalty and resilience, as she navigates life's challenges in a foreign land.

Come with us as we explore the themes of love, faith, and redemption. Join Drs. Tim and Brian as we embark on a journey through the Book of Ruth, unraveling its timeless lessons and drawing connections to our contemporary world. Don't miss out on this exploration! Subscribe, share, and immerse yourself in the transformative power of biblical storytelling.

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 1:5-11

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 04 Jun 2024 21:04:46 GMT

How does the saying go? If you come for the king, you best not miss? In the Bible, we can paraphrase that to be: if you ask God hard questions, you best be ready for hard answers. In today's episode, we see God's reply to the prophet. God is going to challenge Habakkuk head-on. When accused of not seeing, He will point out that it is the prophet who does not see. What does this all mean? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Myths & Mistakes: Prophets Focus on the Future

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 05 Jul 2023 07:00:29 GMT

In this week's episode, we challenge the conventional understanding of prophets as fortune-tellers and future predictors in the Bible. After challenging these modern assumptions of prophet-hood, the doctors walk through the biblical description of the prophet and what does and does not define them. Finally, they wrestle with Daniel and his designation in the Bible.

Question and Answer #5: Afterlife, Angel, and Anarachy

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 15 Aug 2023 07:00:54 GMT

Welcome to the latest episode of In With the Old! This week we have another question-and-answer episode dealing with the the afterlife in the Old Testament, the Angel of the Lord, and the anarchy at the end of the book of Judges. Dr. Tim and I had fun responding to your questions; we hope you enjoy!

Counterpoint: Who or What is the Serpent in the Garden?

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 05 Sep 2023 07:00:50 GMT

In Season 3 of In With the Old, Drs. Brian Koning and Tim Howe debate topics on the Old Testament. Follow our channel @InWiththeOld to find more content!

Ruth 2:14-23: Blessings in Motion

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 13 Mar 2024 02:55:04 GMT

In today's episode, we continue on in our series and reach the halfway point of the book with Ruth 2:14-23. Here we will the continuation of the scene with Ruth in Boaz's field, as well as the reception Naomi gives when she hears what happened. Main sections in this episode: 1:29 - Read Ruth 2:14-23 10:18 - Boaz's Further Instructions 22:04 - Naomi's Response and God's Presence 27:44 - Final Thoughts and Application #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible

Ruth 4:1-10– Redeeming Ruth

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 09 Apr 2024 15:21:52 GMT

In today's episode, we come to the pivotal moment: Boaz in the city gates. He wants to redeem Ruth and marry her, but will he be able to? One man stands in his way, and it will be up to Boaz to figure out how to get past this other kinsman redeemer. Dr. Tim and I had fun with this episode, and we hope you enjoy! #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament

Ruth: Peter Lau Interview

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 06 Aug 2024 17:16:31 GMT

Today we have a special episode. Dr. Peter Lau joins Tim to discuss the book of Ruth and Dr. Lau's new commentary on the book! Peter Lau is Lecturer in Old Testament studies at Seminari Theoloji Malaysia and an honorary research associate at the University of Sydney. His commentary on the book of Ruth is a fantastic resource, and we hope you enjoy this discussion. #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament

Something Old, Something New: What is the Old Testament to a Christian?

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 28 Feb 2023 13:00:25 GMT

In this episode, Tim and Brian discuss how Christians can define the Old Testament. They cover how a proper understanding of what the Old Testament is to a Christian can enliven and deepen your relationship with God.

Something Old, Something New: The World of the Old Testament

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 28 Mar 2023 13:00:15 GMT

This week, Tim and Brian talk about history and why it matters for the study of the Bible. They cover how the Old Testament both is and isn't like other documents of the ancient world, and also how appreciating that world can help us better understand our own.

Question and Answer #2: Language of the Garden, David and God, and Books in the OT

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 09 May 2023 13:00:30 GMT

This week we have our second question and answer focused episode. In this episode the doctors address:

What language was spoken in the Garden? Does anyone still speak it?
What does it mean that David was a man after God's heart?
How many books are in the Old Testament?

Do you have a question you would like featured in an episode? Send them in to us at: inwiththeoldpodcast@outlook.com

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 2:6-20

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 25 Jun 2024 16:11:04 GMT

In today's episode, we see God's pronouncement of Woe on the Chaldeans and Judah. What do these woes have to teach us today? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Ruth 1:1-7: The Setting

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 06 Feb 2024 15:10:49 GMT

Join Dr. Tim Howe and Dr. Brian Koning in this episode of the 'In With The Old' podcast as they kickstart their verse-by-verse study on the Book of Ruth. In today's episode, they discuss the biblical setting, the context of the story, and the importance of names. Diving into the narrative beauty of Ruth, they explore how the characters' choices and God's provisions play out in the story. This episode covers Ruth chapter 1, verses 1 to 7.

#christianity #inwiththeold #bible #oldtestament #podcast #ruth #commentary

Unfolding Redemption with Dr. Ian Vaillancourt Part 2

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 05 May 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Discover how the Old Testament Historical Books foreshadow Christ with Dr. Ian Vaillancourt, exploring themes of redemption, typology, and the Bible's grand story. Part 2 of 2.

You can find Dr. Vaillancourt's book @ https://www.amazon.com/Unfolding-Redemption-Gospel-Testament-History-ebook/dp/B0FGM6MSWT.

00:00 - Introduction: The themes of inclusion and God's redemptive plan across the Bible

02:36 - The call of Abraham and its universal promise to bless all nations

04:18 - Rahab and the blessing of the nations through Jericho

05:59 - Ruth's story as an example of conversion and God's plan for all nations 07:25 - Genealogy of Ruth, Boaz, and David highlighting divine inclusion

08:43 - The biblical motif of grafting non-Jews into God's covenant

10:20 - Prophets' role as shepherds to kings and their disturbing influence

11:40 - The prophetic voice in correction and disobedience

12:53 - Jesus as the ultimate prophet fulfilling and surpassing Old Testament prophecy

14:42 - The significance of the transfiguration and divine authority

16:35 - The ending of the historical books and the tension between hope and fulfillment

20:04 - The "hourglass" of Scripture and the fulfillment in Jesus Christ

21:30 - Final thoughts: The call to ongoing worship and engagement with God's Word

Something Old, Something New: Scripture Interpreting Scripture

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 11 Apr 2023 13:00:15 GMT

A common element of Protestant interpretation is that scripture interprets scripture. This means we look to the Bible to help clarify and interpret itself. More specifically, we often look at how the Bible quotes and uses its prior revelation to create new texts. While this is often seen in the New Testament quoting or using the Old Testament, we can also talk about how the Old Testament uses the Old Testament. By understanding this phenomenon, we can see how the faithful used and brought anew the revelation of God to each generation.

Myths & Mistakes: YHWH is always God the Father

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 06 Jun 2023 07:00:22 GMT

As Christians, we understand that God is Triune, but functionally how does that work in the Old Testament? When we see Israel speak and pray to their God, to whom are they speaking and praying? In this episode, Drs. Tim and Brian explore how we often assume the answer is God the Father, but that is not necessarily correct.

Myths & Mistakes: Christians Are Under the Law

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 27 Jun 2023 07:00:35 GMT

In today's thought-provoking discussion, we dive into a significant topic: the relationship between Christians and the Ten Commandments. In popular culture, the Ten Commandments are often associated with religious and moral obligations. However, Christians are under the new covenant and are not bound by the letter of the law as presented in the Ten Commandments. But what does that mean? Find out as Drs. Tim and Brian discuss this critical issue!

Ruth 1:8-15: The Introduction of Naomi

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 13 Feb 2024 08:00:43 GMT

Join us in the latest deep dive into the book of Ruth, focusing on the character of Naomi in Ruth 1:8-15.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of 'returning' physically and spiritually, the love and loyalty Naomi shows to her daughters-in-law, and her lament over her bitter circumstances. Orpah and Ruth's responses to Naomi's instruction are examined, along with the pivotal decision Ruth makes to remain faithful to her mother-in-law and, more importantly, to Yahweh.

Enjoy a verse-by-verse commentary that links biblical teachings to modern life hazards and decisions.

#bible #christianity #podcast #inwiththeold #oldtestament #commentary

Inside Information: Scripture's Use of Scripture in the Old Testament with Dr. Matthew Swale

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 05:44:58 GMT

In this episode, Tim interviews Dr. Matthew Swale, author of Scripture's Use of Scripture in the Old Testament. Dr. Swale helps leaders understand allusions in the Bible, especially how allusions play an important role in understanding how the writers of the Old Testament build upon each other.

Guest Episode: 2nd Temple Judaism

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 03 Oct 2023 07:00:53 GMT

Welcome back to 'In With the Old.' On today's episode we have a special guest joining us to discuss 2nd Temple Judaism🎙️ While Dr. Tim enjoys a well-deserved vacation this week, Dr. Brian is joined by Dr. Christian Wilder, Assistant Professor of Theology at Grand Canyon Theological Seminary. Together, explore 2nd Temple Judaism, unraveling this crucial period's rich historical and theological tapestry. Ever pondered the context surrounding the Bible's development during the Second Temple era? This episode has got you covered!

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 1:12-2:1

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 11 Jun 2024 15:42:51 GMT

In today's episode, we see Habakkuk's second reply to God. How is it fair that God can use wicked people to punish Israel? Will Israel be destroyed? The prophet wrestles with those questions and more. What does this all mean? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 3:1-15

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 02 Jul 2024 15:10:38 GMT

In today's episode, we enter the home stretch. God has given the prophet his final word, so what will Habakkuk take from that lesson? We start to see what he has learned this week. Find out those lessons in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Interview: Dr. N. Blake Hearson

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 01 Aug 2023 07:01:05 GMT

Welcome to the latest episode of In With the Old! Today, we have the distinct privilege of interviewing the eminent biblical scholar and our good friend, Dr. Blake Hearson. In this episode, we are exploring the significance of sacred spaces in the Old Testament, deciphering their meaning in the biblical story, understanding their impact on the spiritual life of the ancient Israelites, and how this concept affects us today.

Counterpoint: The Historicity of Jonah and Job

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 19 Sep 2023 13:05:17 GMT

Welcome back to 'In With the Old,' where we embark on a fascinating journey into biblical history and theology. In this episode, we are looking at the historical authenticity of two intriguing figures: Jonah and Job. Join us as Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian engage in a spirited debate that delves deep into the biblical text. Were Jonah and Job real historical figures? 🤔 Discover the evidence, theological perspectives, and insights that shed light on this question. This discussion will challenge your beliefs, enrich your understanding of the Bible, and provide a fresh perspective on these iconic figures.

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 1:1-4

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 29 May 2024 16:06:29 GMT

In today's episode, we start with Habakkuk's first complaint in Hab. 1:1-4. The prophet is angry at God, and he is not going to hold back. What do we make of that boldness? How are we to talk to God in the midst of pain? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Ruth 3:1-7–Harvesting Boaz

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 19 Mar 2024 15:22:05 GMT

We have a spicy episode on tap today! In today's episode, we hit the pivotal scene of Ruth 3:1-7. Here we see the plan of Naomi and Ruth to court Boaz as a kinsman redeemer. A lot is going on here, and not all of it necessarily fits our nice, clean-cut modern sensibilities. Buckle up and come along for this wild ride!

Main sections in this episode: 1:22 - Naomi's Plan 4:14 - What is a Kingsman Redeemer? 6:04 - The Risky (and Risqué) Plan 12:43 - The Symbolism of Clothing and Preparation 24:23 - The Character of Ruth and Boaz

Ruth 4:11-22– Promises Old & New

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 16 Apr 2024 14:46:31 GMT

In today's episode, we finish off the book of Ruth! In this last section, we get the long-awaited marriage of Boaz and Ruth and get a sense of why this book was written. It has been a fun journey, and we hope you have enjoyed it as much as we have! #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament

Something Old, Something New: The Problem of Sunday School Eyes

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 07 Mar 2023 13:00:11 GMT

In this episode, Drs. Tim and Brian discuss a problem that can afflict those who grew up in the church. After highlighting the comprehensive fallacy they call "Sunday School Eyes," Tim and Brian offer several corrective steps anyone can take to better appreciate the Old Testament.

Books mentioned in this episode:

The Word and the World: https://www.lifeway.com/en/product/the-world-and-the-word-P005436899

A Survey of the Old Testament: https://www.christianbook.com/survey-old-testament-expanded-and-redesigned/andrew-hill/9780310280958/pd/280958

Guest Episode: From Every People and Nation

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 16 Jan 2024 07:00:21 GMT

Hello Friends! We are back and kicking off 2024 with a special episode! In light of MLK Jr. Day, prepare for a special edition of 'In With the Old' as we interview the imminent scholar, Dr. J Daniel Hays! Dr. Hays, is the brilliant mind behind several impactful books, including, but especially for our purposes, "From Every People and Nation: A Biblical Theology of Race." 📖 Join us as we delve into a profound conversation with Dr. Hays, exploring the depths of his theological insights on race and understandings gleaned from his work. 🤔 How does biblical theology intersect with the complexities of race, and what wisdom can we draw from the Scriptures? This promises to be a thought-provoking discussion! 🔔 Hit that notification bell, set a reminder, and ensure you're in this illuminating interview with Dr. J Daniel Hays. Stay Cool, and Stay Old!

Counterpoint: Noah's Ark

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 14 Nov 2023 07:00:19 GMT

We have arrived at the conclusion of Season 3 for 'In With the Old!' Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian extend a warm invitation to embark on one last journey into the Old Testament and our debates. In this episode, our hosts focus on unraveling the layers of interpretation and uncovering the profound meanings woven into the narrative of Noah's Ark.

🤔 How do we navigate the depths (pun intended) of this iconic narrative? What layers of significance lie beneath the surface of the flood narrative? What did the details of the deluge mean to people in the ancient Near East? Join us as we explore this pivotal story.

📖 Prepare for a captivating discourse that explores diverse perspectives and unlocks the secrets of this pivotal biblical tale.

🔔 Hit that notification bell, set a reminder, and be part of the final debate as we cap off Season 3 with Noah's Ark. Your feedback and encouragement have fueled us and our discussions throughout this season. As we bid adieu to Season 3, we look forward to many more great things to come.

As always, remember to Stay Cool and Stay Old! See you at the premiere! 📚🌟 #inwiththeold #noahsark #biblicalnarratives #theologicaldebate #christianpodcast #seasonfinale #bible

Ruth 3:8-18–Awaiting Redemption (pt.2)

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 02 Apr 2024 14:52:32 GMT

Part 2: In today's episode, we pick up right where we left off, in the pivotal scene of Ruth 3:8-18. We have seen Ruth and Naomi put their daring plan into action, and now we see what happens. Boaz wakes up! But will he reject Ruth, or treat her with honor. Find out on this week's episode! Main sections in this episode: 0:10 - Ruth as a Woman of Nobel Character 4:08 - Boaz's Assurance 9:16 - Staying the Night 16:41 - Generosity and Assurance #oldtestament #bible #podcast #christianity #inwiththeold #biblestudy

Question and Answer #3: Samson, Lying, and Knowing Hebrew

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 16 May 2023 13:00:35 GMT

This week we have our third question and answer focused episode. In this episode the doctors address:

Is Samson a hero or villain in the book of Judges?
Does God commend lying in Exodus 1?
Do you have to know Hebrew to truly understand the Old Testament?

Do you have a question you would like featured in an episode? Send them in to us at: inwiththeoldpodcast@outlook.com

Myths & Mistakes: All Sin is the Same

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 25 Jul 2023 07:00:30 GMT

Welcome to the last episode of season 2, Myths & Mistakes. Today we delve into the popular misconception that all sin is equal. We will unravel the complexities of the problem and uncover the profound impact of such a notion on our understanding of right and wrong. Join us as we challenge preconceptions, shed light on the biblical text, and apply it to our daily lives.

Myths & Mistakes: The Tripartite Law

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 07:00:55 GMT

In this episode, we are dealing with a very common theological/category mistake that people make concerning the Law. We often view it as tripartite, or having three parts: Moral, Ceremonial, and Civil. But is that right? Drs. Tim and Brian think not! Check out their discussion in this week's episode.

Question and Answer #4: The Nephilim

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 08 Aug 2023 07:00:58 GMT

Welcome to the latest episode of In With the Old! This week we have a question-and-answer episode dealing with the Nephilim of Genesis 6. Who are they? What are they? Why does it matter? Dr. Tim and I wrestle through these questions and give you our thoughts. This was a fun episode to record, and in fact, even though this is a very long episode (~48 min.) we talked nearly that long again after we finished recording! We hope you enjoy it.

Myths & Mistakes: The Old Testament Only Cares About Israel

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 11 Jul 2023 07:01:12 GMT

This week we are tackling a common misunderstanding that the Old Testament only cares about Israel. It is a view that exists not only today, but we can see it even within the biblical story itself. Such a view cannot be further from the truth though, so check out how Drs. Tim and Brian dig into this fascinating issue!

Something Old, Something New: Putting the Pieces Together

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 18 Apr 2023 13:00:13 GMT

In this week's episode, Drs. Tim and Brian begin putting together the various lessons covered in series 1. Using the book of Habakkuk as an example, they walk through the book and show how the book speaks powerfully to the Christian life today. Come see how the Old Testament can be studied and appreciated to its fullest.Have a question you'd like the Doctors to answer? Email with questions at inwiththeoldpodcast@outlook.com

Myths & Mistakes: The Angry God of the Old Testament

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 30 May 2023 13:00:35 GMT

When people imagine the God of the Old Testament, they often think of an angry, vindictive deity who smites people left and right. Is that how God is portrayed in the Old Testament though? No! In this week's episode, Drs. Tim and Brian work to dispel that myth and illustrate how God is a God of justice, love, and mercy in both Testaments.

Interview: Dr. Richard E. Averbeck

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 13 Jun 2023 07:01:07 GMT

In a special episode this week, Tim and Brian get to sit down with a leading Old Testament scholar, Dr. Richard Averbeck, and discuss his latest book, The Old Testament Law for the Life of the Church. Dr. Averbeck is Emeritus Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Trinity International University, and his book explores how Christians can and should engage with the Old Testament Law. You can find Dr. Averbeck's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Old-Testament-Law-Life-Church/dp/0830841008/

Something Old, Something New: Understanding Narrative (pt.1)

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 14 Mar 2023 13:00:15 GMT

In this episode, Drs. Tim and Brian discuss how the Bible communicates via narrative or story. They cover the essential elements of narrative as well as how the Christian can begin to appreciate God's story as it forms a worldview. This is part one of a two-part look at narrative.

Question and Answer #6: Books, Feasts, and Hidden Codes

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 22 Aug 2023 07:01:05 GMT

Welcome to another question and answer episode of In With the Old! Today we have a trio of fascinating questions. First, we look to see if the length of a biblical book is related to its importance. Next, we look at the feasts of the Old Testament and their ongoing importance for the modern Christian. And finally, we address the myth that there is a hidden code in the genealogies of the book of Genesis. These were great questions, and we hope you all enjoy the discussion!

Exodus 19:3-6: A Kingdom of Priests and a Holy Nation

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 12 May 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Dr. Tim Howe walks through the foundational text for understanding God's call for the people of Israel, Exodus 19:3-6. What does it mean that God called Israel to be a kingdom of priests and a holy nation?

Habakkuk: Intro to the Minor Prophets

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 14 May 2024 21:32:38 GMT

What is a prophet in the Old Testament? Why do we call some of them "Minor" prophets? Join us this week as we begin series 5 on the book of Habakkuk by answering those questions and much, much more!

Counterpoint: The Covenants

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 07 Nov 2023 07:00:15 GMT

In this latest installment of 'In With the Old,' Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian delve into the deep topic of covenants, exploring their vital significance for Old Testament studies and for our theological frameworks. Join us as we engage in a nuanced debate on the many ways in which covenants shape our understanding of the Scriptures and can cause us to arrive at different conclusions about the trajectory of the Biblical story.

How do covenants operate within the Old Testament and contribute to the coherence of the entire Bible? 🤔 This episode promises to help us get at that answer. 📚 Prepare for a scholarly discourse that delves into the heart of biblical theology.

Ruth 3:8-18–Awaiting Redemption (pt.1)

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 26 Mar 2024 14:37:35 GMT

In today's episode, we pick up right where we left off, in the pivotal scene of Ruth 3:8-18. We have seen Ruth and Naomi put their daring plan into action, and now we see what happens. Boaz wakes up! But will he reject Ruth, or treat her with honor. Find out on this week's episode!

Main sections in this episode: 4:32 - Boaz Awakes 5:59 - The Meaning of Feet 9:43 - Ruth's Proposal 12:03 - The Wings of Boaz #oldtestament #bible #podcast #christianity #inwiththeold #biblestudy

Myths & Mistakes: Mosaic Authorship of the Pentateuch

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 18 Jul 2023 07:00:56 GMT

Welcome to another episode of In With the Old! This week we delve into one of the most captivating and debated topics in biblical scholarship: the Mosaic Authorship of the Pentateuch. The Pentateuch, also known as the Torah, comprises the first five books of the Hebrew Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Traditionally attributed to Moses, these sacred texts have shaped religious beliefs, moral codes, and cultural identities for millennia. However, modern biblical scholarship has raised crucial questions about the origins and authorship of the Pentateuch. Join us as we discuss this history and theology behind these ideas, exploring the theories surrounding the authorship and how we can approach this topic with solid reason and care for God's word.

Counterpoint: Inerrancy and Creationism

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 24 Oct 2023 07:00:27 GMT

This week, we are going back to the beginning in this episode of 'In With the Old'! Our episode is titled: "Counterpoint: Inerrancy and Creationism." Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian are back and locked in on navigating the rich and complex story of Genesis 1. In this debate, we'll unpack the intricacies surrounding inerrancy and creationism. 🔍Does adherence to inerrancy confine us solely to a Young Earth interpretation, or does the biblical narrative allow for a broader understanding? Beyond just inerrancy, what other theological ideas might be at stake in this passage? Join us for a profound exploration as we contemplate the biblical implications for our understanding of creation. Article mention in podcast: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/essay/evangelical-interpretations-genesis-1-2/#inwiththeold #bible #creationism #genesis1 #biblicaltheology #theology #debate

Counterpoint: The Age of Accountability

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 17 Oct 2023 07:00:45 GMT

This week, we bring you a more serious and contemplative discussion led by Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian. Together, we are diving into the intricate theological concept of the Age of Accountability. Join us as we navigate this topic's profound implications. This is not just a regular debate, but one that we feel requires a loving and truthful discussion. Remember to share your questions, invite your fellow seekers, and let's engage in a respectful discourse on this crucial aspect of our theological journey.

Counterpoint: The Satan in the Book of Job

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 12 Sep 2023 03:55:08 GMT

Come explore the mystery of "The Satan" in the Book of Job! Welcome to 'In With the Old,' where we help you rediscover the Old Testament for the life of faith. In this episode, we delve deep into the Old Testament and explore the enigmatic presence of "The Satan" in the Book of Job. Join us as we debate and wrestle with this theological puzzle. Whether you're a theology enthusiast, a devoted Christian, or simply curious about the mysteries of the Bible, this episode will have something for you!.

Season 6 Intro

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 21:06:55 GMT

Welcome back to In With the Old! We are looking forward to Season 6.

Counterpoint: Is the Garden of Eden a Temple?

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 29 Aug 2023 07:00:30 GMT

Here it is, our first live episode! And it is the start of a new season! This week, Drs. Tim and Brian begin Counterpoint by debating is the garden of Eden a temple? Come explore and enjoy!

Psalm 1: Delighting in God's Law

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Psalm 1 teaches us to be rooted in the instruction of God's law. God's instruction is honest, personal, and reveals God's heart.

Question and Answer #1: Balaam, Death, and Goliath

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 02 May 2023 13:00:23 GMT

This week we have our very first question and answer focused episode. In these episodes, Dr. Tim and Brian will take on the questions that you have asked! In this episode the doctors address:

What is the point of the Balaam's story?
Why does God kill so many people in the Old Testament?
Is Goliath the only giant in the Old Testament?

Do you have a question you would like featured in an episode? Send them in to us at: inwiththeoldpodcast@outlook.com

Counterpoint: Traditional Authorship

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 31 Oct 2023 07:00:16 GMT

This week we dive deep into the foundations of Old Testament studies and theology with Dr. Tim and Dr. Brian as they explore the significance of traditional authorship for the Old Testament books. In this episode, they will ask: why does traditional authorship matter, what alternative theories are out there, and what insights does it provide for our understanding of the Old Testament? Prepare for a scholarly exploration in this newest episode of 'In With the Old'! 🔍 Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that delves into the fabric of biblical scholarship. 🔔 Hit that notification bell, set a reminder, and be part of the discourse as we navigate the importance of traditional authorship in shaping our theological landscape. Engage with us and share your thoughts on this crucial aspect of biblical studies! Thank you for being a part of our community. Your insights make these discussions richer and more enlightening. #theology #christianity #podcast #biblicalinsights #biblestudy #oldtestament

Understanding Biblical Law with Dr. Dru Johnson

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 07:00:00 GMT

The way many approach biblical law is backwards. It’s not about legalism—it's about shaping minds and hearts. Most of us see law as rules you break or keep. But Torah is about more: it’s formational, mental, relational. It’s a training ground for justice, guiding us to think beyond rules—shaping how we see others, ourselves, and God’s mission. Biblical law is rooted in God's character and His mission to bless all nations, not just rules to enforce—a moral blueprint for community flourishing.

Myths & Mistakes: Why the Old Testament Attracts Odd Ideas

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 23 May 2023 13:00:50 GMT

In the kick-off to season 2, the doctors outline some significant reasons why the Old Testament often attracts odd ideas. Looking at linguistics, history, and modernity, they go over the major causes of myth and outline the trajectory of this series.

Unfolding Redemption with Dr. Ian Vaillancourt: Part 1

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:00:00 GMT

Discover how the Old Testament Historical Books foreshadow Christ with Dr. Ian Vaillancourt, exploring themes of redemption, typology, and the Bible's grand story.

Key Topics:

Dr. Vaillancourt’s personal journey from non-reader to biblical scholar dedicated to Old Testament studies.
The significance of biblical theology and the "big picture" perspective for understanding Scripture.
The role of typology in seeing Christ revealed in Old Testament stories like Abraham and Isaac, Esther, Jonah, and others.
How stories of sin and judgment, such as David and Bathsheba or Judges’ atrocities, reveal both sin’s severity and God's grace.
The process of biblical scholarship and the humility involved in refining understanding through peer review.
Recognizing themes of justice, judgment, and grace in difficult passages, and their relevance for today.

Unfolding Redemption: The Heart of the Gospel in the Story of Old Testament History: Vaillancourt, Ian James, Vaillancourt, Ian J.: 9781514011546: Amazon.com : Books

Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Ian Vaillancourt and his focus on Old Testament theology 01:37 - Dr. Vaillancourt’s background and call to biblical studies 04:21 - The importance of biblical theology and seeing the forest, not just trees 08:37 - The Old Testament as gospel nourishment in Christ's perspective 10:06 - The story of Jesus healing and the Old Testament witness 12:29 - Interpreting difficult texts like David and Bathsheba with accuracy and humility 16:28 - The significance of the third day theme in Old Testament typology 20:17 - Redemptive themes from the Pentateuch to the conquest, and the hope amid unresolved promises 22:02 - Lessons from the grotesque story at the end of Judges as a warning and reflection of God's justice 28:20 - The importance of the Davidic covenant and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ 33:45 - Christ as the ultimate king, the son of David, reigning from heaven 36:24 - The process of sin through David’s life, culminating in Christ’s redemptive work 44:07 - The exaltation of Bathsheba and the grace of God's sovereignty amid human failure 45:52 - The inclusive nature of biblical stories, from Rahab to Ruth, pointing to Christ

In With The Old - Podcast Trailer

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Fri, 03 Feb 2023 18:24:01 GMT

This is In With The Old, the weekly Old Testament podcast focused on helping you rediscover the Old Testament for the life of faith.

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Trailer Song: Wings of Liberty by Evgeny Bardyuzha

Something Old, Something New: Ancient Themes and Biblical Uses

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 04 Apr 2023 13:00:10 GMT

How can appreciating the ancient world and its themes help us understand the Old Testament? Find out this week! On this episode, Drs. Tim and Brian look at the book of Job, the Temple, and Deuteronomy to show how we can better explore the word of God through its ancient context.

Something Old, Something New: Understanding Narrative Theology (pt.2)

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 21 Mar 2023 13:00:30 GMT

In this episode, Drs. Tim and Brian continue their discussion of how the Bible communicates via narrative or story. In this episode the focus is on theology, and how to rightly find theology from the narrative. This is part two of a two-part look at narrative.

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 3:16-19

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 10 Jul 2024 14:39:03 GMT

In today's episode, we finish out the book of Habakkuk. It has been a long and difficult journey, but we finally get to see the Prophet's lesson. What is that lesson? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk

Rooted Deep in Yahweh's Love

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 04:35:00 GMT

This song features lyrics written by Sydney Reno. The song was inspired by a sermon on Psalm 1 at The Potter's House of Camdenton, MO. Used by permission.

Ruth 2:1-9: The Introduction of Boaz

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Wed, 28 Feb 2024 15:08:48 GMT

In today's episode, we delve into Ruth 2:1-9, introducing Boaz— a man of power and wealth. We will see Ruth as she takes initiative, following the guidelines of Dt 24, showcasing her virtue by gathering food for Naomi. Providence guides her to the field of Boaz, emphasizing God's presence in thin chance. But what sort of a man is he? Is he just Ruth-less or a man who honors the Lord? Join us as we explore the character!

#ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament

Season 3 Trailer + Announcement!

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Sat, 19 Aug 2023 23:53:42 GMT

Here it is, the big news! We are going to be streaming season 3 of In With the Old live on YouTube! You can join us Monday nights at 8 pm. Central as we debate some amazing topics, including: the Garden of Eden being a temple, the function of the Satan in Job’s story, the historicity of books like Jonah and Job, and much much more. Join as at: youtube.com/@InWiththeOld See you there!

In With the Old - Series 2 Trailer

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Thu, 18 May 2023 21:01:33 GMT

Welcome to our announcement trailer for series 2: Myths and Mistakes! In this series, Drs. Tim and Brian will be looking at common myths and mistakes that we make concerning the Old Testament, and how to fix them. It will be an exciting journey made even more exciting by the introduction of video recordings! If you want to watch us recording our podcast episodes, you can follow us at https://www.youtube.com/@InWiththeOld We are excited to get started! Episode 1 of the new series comes out this Tuesday (May, 23rd)!

Ruth: The End of the Road

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 23 Apr 2024 17:29:53 GMT

In today's episode, we look back at our time in Ruth. We look at the point of the story and how it gets picked up in the rest of Scripture. #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible

Easter in the Old Testament: Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 22:00:12 GMT

In this episode, Tim discusses how Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53 point us to the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Ruth 2:10-13: Under the Wings of God

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 05 Mar 2024 14:44:17 GMT

In today's episode, we continue on in our series by focusing in on Ruth 2:10-13. Here we will see the discussion between Boaz and Ruth, and how that continues to grow and develop the themes of the book.

Main sections in this episode: 1:23 - Read Ruth 2:10-13 6:19 - Boaz's Knowledge of Ruth 9:26 - Boaz's Blessing and God's Protection 16:29 - Ruth's Reply 21:04 - Final Thoughts and Application #ruth #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament

Guest Episode: Ecclesiastes & Meaning

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 28 Nov 2023 15:29:28 GMT

Tonight, we welcome Dr. Russell Meek, the Old Testament Explainer, on this latest episode of “In With the Old”!

🎓Dr. Meek is an Associate Professor of Old Testament at William Tennent School of Theology, teaches adjunctively for both Western Seminary and Colorado Christian University, and serves as a freelance theological review editor for HarperCollins. You can find all the latest from Dr. Meek, including links to his articles and books on his website: https://russmeek.com/

Our discussion will revolve around his latest book, "Ecclesiastes and the Search for Meaning in an Upside-Down World." This book marries strong academic work with Dr. Meek’s own life journey to help us understand pain, trauma, and God’s presence in our lives. Join us as we delve into the importance of the book of Ecclesiastes, unravel the story of Abel in Genesis, and explore the theme of finding meaning in a broken world.

🤔 Get ready for a riveting conversation that promises to expand your understanding of Ecclesiastes and the pursuit of meaning in the complexities of life.

🔔 Hit that notification bell, set a reminder, and ensure you're part of this exciting interview with Dr. Russell Meek. As always: Stay Cool, and Stay Old! #bible #theology #podcast #christianity #ecclesiastes #genesis #meaning #inwiththeold

Year in Review: Celebrating Our First Year!

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 07:00:17 GMT

Hey, In With the Old community! 🎙️ Can you believe it's the end of our first year since we embarked on this incredible journey together?

🌟 Join us in celebrating our milestone with the LAST EPISODE of the year! Your hosts, Dr. Tim & Dr. Brian, will reflect on our favorite moments from our first year & look forward to 2024. This episode is all about YOU, our amazing community. Your questions, your thoughts, your reflections - let's make this farewell to 2023 one for the books!

Get ready to wrap up the year with a bang. Thank you for being a part of our journey. Here's to many more years of exploring the Old Testament together! 📖✨ #inwiththeold #celebration #christianity #podcast #community

Flood and Fury with Dr. Matthew Lynch

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 19 May 2026 07:19:00 GMT

When you encounter the violent stories in Scripture, does your view of God become shaken? Dr. Matthew Lynch, an expert in Old Testament studies, challenges the common assumptions with profound insights rooted in biblical theology and ancient Near Eastern context. He reveals how understanding God's original peaceful design for creation and His grief over violence reshape our interpretations—and deepen our trust in His character.

You can find Dr. Lynch's book at https://www.amazon.com/Flood-Fury-Testament-Violence-Shalom/dp/B0DZXMLKV6.

Introduction and Guest Introduction (0:00 - 0:55)
- Timothy introduces the podcast and guest, Dr. Matthew Lynch.
Dr. Lynch's Background and Interest in Old Testament (0:55 - 3:44)
- Discussion about Dr. Lynch's journey and interest in studying the Old Testament.
Importance of Wrestling with Old Testament Violence (3:44 - 7:45)
- Conversation on why it's crucial for Christians to engage with the topic of violence in the Old Testament.
Genesis and the Concept of Violence (7:45 - 14:29)
- Exploration of how violence is depicted in Genesis and its implications.
The Flood and God's Grief (14:29 - 21:43)
- Discussion on the story of the Flood and God's response to violence.
Conquest and Hyperbolic Language (21:43 - 34:06)
- Examination of the conquest narratives and the use of hyperbolic language.
Spiritual Background of Conquest (34:06 - 43:07)
- Insights into the spiritual dimensions of the conquest stories.
Understanding God's Character (43:07 - 51:53)
- Reflection on how violent texts can reveal God's character.
Conclusion and Final Thoughts (51:53 - 52:20)
- Closing remarks and encouragement to engage with the content.

Habakkuk: Habakkuk 2:2-5

Tim Howe & Brian Koning — Tue, 18 Jun 2024 16:06:27 GMT

In today's episode, we see God's final reply and one of the most quoted passages of Scripture. The righteous shall live by faith, but what does that mean? What is the balance between trust and asking questions? Find out in today's episode! #biblicalstudies #characteranalysis #faithfulness #podcast #biblestudy #oldtestament #bible #habakkuk