Here OT scholar Dr. Lissa Wray Beal leads us through Genesis 2:18-25 (when God makes a helper for the human). She points to how the text reveals our human need for human companionship and to how God remedied what was “not good” by making a human counterpart similar to and yet different than Adam. She also shows how this passage is for the Church, for women and men, regardless of whether they’re married or not.
Jonathan Toews takes us through the story of James + John asking for the best seats and the story of the two blind men asking Jesus for mercy. How do these stories pair? Let's listen and see. https://youtube.com/live/-W-j-jkoy54
What does the story of Jesus' interaction with the rich young man have to do with the parable of the master of the vineyard? Are they connected - and if so, how? https://youtube.com/live/X8JxGt6VBG8
Why does Jesus initially say no to her? Here we explore the story of the Canaanite woman. https://youtube.com/live/gpzYx4H8Nqw
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