B125 - Pentecost 3 (Proper 6)
This week we focus on 1 Samuel 15:34-16:13 and Mark 4:26-34. Themes emerge regarding kingship and kingdoms. David is the surprising choice in 1 Samuel as the youngest and one chosen by the God who “looks on the heart”.
The parables in Mark are about the Kingdom or Reign of God, bringing to the for…
A137 – Pentecost 8 (Genesis 29, Romans 8, Matthew 13)
We continue with the Jacob story in Genesis 29:15-28 where themes emerge about God choosing the unlikely person, that God’s plan does not depend on our righteousness, and that God “sees” those whom the world deems unloveable or unimportant. Romans 8:26-39 speaks to the impossibility of us being sep…
Healing: Jesus for Everyone
Jesus for Everyone: HealingLuke 8:40–56
In this week’s message, Pastor Zach explores two powerful encounters of healing—Jairus’ daughter and the woman who had been bleeding for twelve years. Both stories reveal that Jesus’ healing is not about sin, blame, or ritual purity, but about dignity, agency…
A Jewish Scholar on What Christians miss when Reading the Bible | Dr. Amy-Jill Levine
What does it look like when a Jewish New Testament scholar sits down with a Christian host to talk about how two ancient traditions read the same texts — and reach such different conclusions? That's exactly the conversation host Jean Geran has with Dr. Amy-Jill Levine in this wide-ranging episode r…
America Reads the Bible
What happens when the Bible becomes a stage prop for national identity instead of a text that interrogates it?
This episode explores “America Reads the Bible,” a high-profile event where political leaders, actors, and influencers recited Scripture from the nation’s capital, and, drawing on Bonhoef…
The Subtext: America Reads the Bible
What happens when the Bible becomes a stage prop for national identity instead of a text that interrogates it?
This episode explores “America Reads the Bible,” a high-profile event where political leaders, actors, and influencers recited Scripture from the nation’s capital, and, drawing on Bonhoef…
126. The Jewish Jesus Christians Forgot (ft. AJ Levine)
What if most of the things you've been taught about the Pharisees, the Law, and the Jewish context of Jesus and Paul are completely backwards?
This week, we're honored to learn from Amy-Jill Levine, one of the world's leading New Testament scholars and a Jewish expert on the historical world of Jes…
How Do Jews and Christians Read Scripture Differently? | Seth Whitaker
In this episode of The UpWords Podcast, host Jean Geran sits down with biblical scholar Seth Whitaker to explore a question at the heart of Christianity's origins: how do Jews and Christians read Scripture differently—and what holds their interpretive traditions together?
Drawing on his doctoral re…
The Jewish Jesus with Amy-Jill Levine
QUICK SUMMARY
What does it mean to take the Incarnation seriously? According to AJ Levine, one of the most respected scholars of New Testament and Jewish Studies in the world, it means taking seriously the time, the place, and the people who first told those stories, and that starts with understan…
Meet the Jewish Scholar Elected to Lead the Catholic Biblical Association
This past summer, the Scripture scholar Amy-Jill (AJ) Levine, Ph.D., was elected as the first Jewish president of the Catholic Biblical Association (CBA). Sadly and horrifyingly, AJ’s election led to a torrent of antisemitic online comments and posts directed her way. Subsequent statements of suppo…
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