# Walter Brueggemann

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Homeward Bound: Yet

Yet — full teaching, notes and transcript on our site. In 1983, a Soviet military officer named Stanislav Petrov sat alone in a bunker outside Moscow, watching an early-warning screen whose only purpose was to report incoming American missiles. When the system flagged one missile, then two, then f…

An Introduction to the Old Testament, Third Edition Audiobook by Walter Brueggemann

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: An Introduction to the Old Testament, Third EditionSubtitle: The Canon and Christian ImaginationCategories: Bible, Bible Study, Christianity, CommentaryAuthor: Walter BrueggemannNarrator: James Anderson FosterPublisher: Tantor Au…

(September 27, 2026) “Prayers from the Psalms: Shepherd”

from Psalm 23 In speaking of Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s work on the Psalms, Walter Brueggemann writes, “The sum of Bonhoeffer’s study is that the book of Psalms is converted from a collection of ‘nice’ poems of spirituality to a vigorous articulation of faith. The daily practice of praying the Psalms th…

When God is Distant: The Wall | Dave Peterson

Today, Dave Peterson explores how spiritual doubt is not a sign of failure but a doorway to deeper intimacy with God. CHAPTERS [00:00] - Opening & Relationships [00:01:04] - Why Relationships Matter [00:03:28] - Spiritual Journey with God [00:05:17] - Personal Relational Wounds [00:07:04] - COVID …

The Scary, Scary Bible (Part 1): What Is It?

One of the most common questions Katie hears from people in the middle of a deconstruction is: "What am I supposed to do with the Bible?" In the first of a six-part series called "The Scary, Scary Bible," Katie explains why we should stop thinking of the Bible as a "book of instructions" and inste…

Holding On to Hope in Anxious Times

We are living through anxious times. Our fears are not only about the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. They are also about conflicts around the world and the rising cost of living, driven by energy crises, wars, fuel prices, corruption, and much more. Yet among all of these, AI may unsettle u…

The Fragility of Goodness

Rev. Scott Starbuck Focus:   “Abraham does not tell Isaac all he wants to know because Abraham himself does not know.” – Walter Brueggemann

“Be Anxious for Nothing”—What to Do When Anxiety Still Comes

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Jason challenges the idea that strong faith should eliminate anxiety: even Jesus faced anguish in Gethsemane, and Paul’s instruction to “be anxious for nothing” assumes anxious thoughts will come. In this episode, Jason reflects on what to do when they arrive—rejoice, pray, and give thanks—and shar…

No Middle Ground: Why the Church Can’t Stay Silent | Justice 13-6

Send us Fan Mail What if staying silent isn’t neutral, but the very thing the powerful are counting on? Tim and Steve Stewart continue the justice series by moving from the Old Testament prophets and Jesus into our own time, asking what it means for Christ followers to live and speak prophetically …

Magnificent Humanity, Apocalyptic AI? (Robyn Whitaker & Simon Buckingham Shum)

What does a 2,000-year-old book about a talking statue have to say about ChatGPT? And can AI form us, or only perform for us? Pope Leo XIV chose artificial intelligence as the subject of his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, and presented it with Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah, at his side. W…