Engage The Scripture Podcast

Kim and Jeff invite you into the rhythm of God’s calendar—the appointed times, or moedim. These aren’t just ancient traditions; they’re divine invitations to meet with God, to rehearse His redemptive plan, and to align our lives with heaven’s timing.

Together, we’ll explore how each feast reveals part of Messiah’s mission—past, present, and future. The Spring Feasts point to His first coming; the Fall Feasts prepare us for His return and reign. These days aren’t about religion—they’re about revelation. Not just history—they’re about hope.

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In this episode, Kim and Jeff invite you into the rhythm of God’s calendar—the appointed times, or moedim. These aren’t just ancient traditions; they’re divine invitations to meet with God, to rehearse His redemptive plan, and to align our lives with heaven’s timing.

Together, we’ll explore how each feast reveals part of Messiah’s mission—past, present, and future. The Spring Feasts point to His first coming; the Fall Feasts prepare us for His return and reign. These days aren’t about religion—they’re about revelation. Not just history—they’re about hope.

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n this episode, Jeff and Brent dive into the opening verses of John’s Gospel, exploring the deep theological and poetic layers behind the phrase, “In the beginning was the Word.” Together, they unpack how John echoes Genesis, revealing Jesus not only as present at creation but as its very source. The conversation moves through verses 2–4, touching on themes of creation, divine unity, and the kind of life Jesus came to give—zoe life, not just existence, but fullness, light, and transformation. Along the way, Jeff and Brent reflect on Proverbs 8, Trinitarian theology, and the beauty of how Scripture reveals Je...

In this foundational episode, Jeff and Brent explore the origins of the New Testament as a collection of Second Temple period literature, shaped by Jewish history and fulfilled in the life of Jesus. They focus on the Gospel of John—its unique voice, debated authorship, and theological depth—and discuss how early Christian writings emerged from eyewitness accounts and Spirit-led storytelling. The episode invites listeners to slow down, ask good questions, and engage Scripture with clarity and reverence.

In this foundational episode, Jeff and Brent explore the origins of the New Testament as a collection of Second Temple period literature, shaped by Jewish history and fulfilled in the life of Jesus. They focus on the Gospel of John—its unique voice, debated authorship, and theological depth—and discuss how early Christian writings emerged from eyewitness accounts and Spirit-led storytelling. The episode invites listeners to slow down, ask good questions, and engage Scripture with clarity and reverence.

In this foundational episode, Jeff and Brent explore the origins of the New Testament as a collection of Second Temple period literature, shaped by Jewish history and fulfilled in the life of Jesus. They focus on the Gospel of John—its unique voice, debated authorship, and theological depth—and discuss how early Christian writings emerged from eyewitness accounts and Spirit-led storytelling. The episode invites listeners to slow down, ask good questions, and engage Scripture with clarity and reverence.

In this inaugural episode, Jeff and Kimberly lay the foundation for Engage the Scripture by addressing a critical issue in the Church today: biblical illiteracy. They explore how a lack of personal engagement with Scripture has led to shallow faith, cultural confusion, and spiritual instability—and why returning to God’s Word is essential for discipleship, truth, and lasting peace.

You’ll hear key insights on what biblical illiteracy really means, how it affects believers, and why Scripture must be studied—not just quoted. With heartfelt reflections and practical teaching, this episode invites listeners to rediscover the power, c...