The Bible Brush-Up Podcast

Bold Christianity in the Catholic Epistles

This episode looks at 1st and 2nd Peter, as well as Jude, and explores how these epistles encourage the church then and today to live bold and holy lives before the unbelieving world. 

Christ's Appearing: the Secret Sauce for Boldness

In today's episode, Paul's insight into Christ's glorious appearing is used to promote boldness and courage in young Timothy despite the dark circumstances surrounding him and the Christian church. 

Doctrinal Courage

Today's episode explores Paul's boldness as it relates to his doctrine and theology. As he pens some of his shorter letters, many are prison epistles that display his commitment to speak that truth at all cost. 

When a Church Goes Wayward

In this episode we explore Paul's letters to the Corinthians and examine how his bold and courageous character was necessary to bring correction and rebuke to a church on a theologically erroneous path. 

How the Book of Romans Changed the World

In this episode we explore the vast impact the book of Romans has had on various figures within Christendom. Augustine, Luther, and Calvin are but a few of the religious leaders who were deeply impacted by Paul's epistle to the Romans and their influence has transformed the landscape of the Church as a result of this amazing book.

Boldness of Paul in Acts

This episode explores Paul's ministry in the book of Acts and discusses how the church can benefit from examples like the Apostle to the Gentiles.

Holy Spirit Boldness

In today's episode, we explore some of the ways Luke emphasizes boldness and courage, including his references to the Holy Spirit and an emphasis on finances. 

Boldness and Courage in Luke's Introduction

In today's episode we explore the theme of boldness and courage in the opening chapter's of Luke. Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary, John the Baptist, and Jesus are a few of those represented in this portion of God's word. Where were they bold? What gave them the courage to do God's will? How can we learn and grow from their example?

Davidic Kings, Temples, and Churches?

Today's episode explores the conclusion of 2 Chronicles and draws parallels between the righteousness of Judah's kings and their commitment to the temple. Furthermore, it explores the New Testament's connection to these motifs. 

The Interplay of 2 Roles and 2 Covenants in Chronicles

In this episode we explore the way in which the book of Chronicles (1-2 Chronicles) brings together two roles that had previously been differentiated in Scripture–namely the roles of King and Priest. Additionally, this episode looks at the way in which the Davidic covenant runs alongside the Mosaic covenant given in the Torah.