Bourne Again Through the Bible
A guided spoken encounter with Scripture, connected to the reader volumes. The teaching podcast is planned for both audio and filmed presentation, with reflection and practice that return people to the biblical passage.
In developmentWhat does this passage bring into view, and how might I respond faithfully?
- Scripture before commentary
- Guided understanding and formation
- Connected reader and curriculum resources
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These descriptions introduce planned episodes. Recording availability is shown on each episode page.
Genesis opening episodes
Episode 1: In the Beginning, God
Creation, order, goodness, vocation, and rest invite a reading that begins with God rather than ourselves at the center.
Genesis 1:1–2:3
In development
Explore the episode →Episode 2: Made in the Image of God
Human dignity, difference, dominion, and faithful power come into view through the image of God.
Genesis 1:26–31
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Explore the episode →Episode 3: Dust, Breath, Garden, and Command
Dependence, gift, work, freedom, and wise limits frame a guided encounter with life in the garden.
Genesis 2:4–17
In development
Explore the episode →Episode 4: It Is Not Good to Be Alone
Relationship, mutuality, covenant, and wise vulnerability invite careful reflection on life together.
Genesis 2:18–25
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Explore the episode →Exodus opening episodes
Episode 1: When a New Pharaoh Forgets the Story
Exodus begins with names before Pharaoh turns fear into policy and forced labor. The planned conversation follows forgotten history, dehumanizing stories, and human dignity, inviting a faithful response without identifying present people as Pharaoh.
Exodus 1:1–14
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Explore the episode →Episode 2: When Obedience to God Requires Defying Power
Shiphrah and Puah refuse Pharaoh’s command to kill children. This conversation explores the limits of human authority, integrity in vocation, and faithful resistance without romanticizing rebellion or reproducing domination.
Exodus 1:15–22
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Explore the episode →Episode 3: When Deliverance Begins in a Basket
Before Moses can become a deliverer, others carry and protect him. His mother, Miriam, and Pharaoh’s daughter bring providence, vulnerability, compassion, and small acts of faithfulness into view without making rescue a formula.
Exodus 2:1–10
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Explore the episode →Episode 4: When You Know Something Is Wrong but Are Not Yet Ready to Fix It
Moses sees real oppression, but his concern becomes a violent and unformed response. The conversation distinguishes justice from vengeance, calling from impulse, and grace from rewriting history, with responsibility kept beside hope.
Exodus 2:11–15
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Explore the episode →Leviticus opening episodes
Episode 1: When Worship Costs Something
God calls and provides a way of approach before anyone offers a sacrifice. This conversation explores surrender, costly worship, and grace without treating suffering, financial pressure, or religious performance as a means of buying God’s favor.
Leviticus 1:1–17
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Explore the episode →Episode 2: When Ordinary Work Becomes an Offering
The grain offering brings fields, kitchens, skills, provision, and hidden labor into worship. The conversation honors paid and unpaid work while rejecting burnout, exploitation, and productivity as the measure of a person’s worth.
Leviticus 2:1–16
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Explore the episode →Episode 3: The Altar Becomes a Table
The fellowship offering opens a conversation about peace, gratitude, shared joy, and life together. Hospitality, truthful repair, boundaries, grief, and belonging remain connected, with no pressure toward unsafe reconciliation or forced celebration.
Leviticus 3:1–17
In development
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