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This inaugural Biblical World episode takes a deep dive into the archaeological background of King Hezekiah’s religious reform (2 Kgs 18:4). The post (Biblical World) Archaeology in the Time of Kings: Hezekiah’s Reform first appeared on OnScript.

Announcement! OnScript is launching a new podcast focused on the history, archaeology, culture, and geography of the Bible. Hosted by Chris McKinny, Lynn Cohick, Oliver Hersey, Kyle Keimer, Mary Buck, […] The post Biblical World Podcast – Coming Soon! first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Though Peter was the rock of the early church, why has Paul dominated New Testament scholarship? Part of the answer lies in the controversies surrounding the Gospels’ portrayals of […] The post Gene Green – Peter, The Lost Theologian first appeared on OnScript.

M. Daniel Carroll Rodas, Chair of Biblical Studies at Wheaton College and author of 'The Bible and Borders', dives deep into faith and immigration. He explores divine migration through Jesus' incarnation, revealing his role as an outsider. The discussion connects biblical narratives like Abram and Ruth to modern immigration issues, emphasizing resilience and hospitality. Carroll highlights cultural identity's significance in marginalized communities and urges Christians to approach immigration with compassion and understanding, advocating for a transformative biblical perspective.

Episode: Christians in the West go to great lengths to avoid direct contact with death, and as a result of this death avoidance, we avoid the hope and fullness of […] The post J. Todd Billings – The End of the Christian Life first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Trees are people too! While this claim may come as a surprise to many listeners, it’s familiar territory for biblical authors. Trees, mountains, skies, plants … all of these bear […] The post Mari Joerstad – The Hebrew Bible and Environmental Ethics first appeared on OnScript.

In this engaging conversation, Makoto Fujimura, an artist and writer renowned for his exploration of art and faith, shares his unique insights. He emphasizes the importance of generativity over mere usefulness in artistic creation. Fujimura discusses the transformative power of love and creativity, using Kintsugi as a metaphor for healing and renewal. He also tackles the tension between consumer culture and genuine artistic expression, advocating for meaningful interactions. The discussion reflects on how darkness can inspire creativity, ultimately highlighting the hope found in art.

Episode: Paul’s missionary travels stopped in Rome, but is that where they should end? Dr. Ervine Sheblatzm is back on the show to give a firm “Nein!” Listen to a fascinating […] The post Ervine Sheblatzm – Paul’s Theology of Universalism first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: What happens when Dallas Willard, Wendell Berry, and James K. A. Smith walk into a bar to discuss Paul and the Good Life? Join Julien C. H. Smith and […] The post Julien C. H. Smith – Paul and the Good Life first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Dru Johnson talks with Clinton Bailey about how he ended up living with Bedouins in the Negev, their law, gender practices, and poetry. His most recent book, Bedouin Culture […] The post Clinton Bailey – Bedouin Culture in the Bible first appeared on OnScript.