Show Notes
With the new era underway, Jamey guides listeners through the art and science of reading Scripture as an Orthodox Christian. Discover essential tools, interpretive traditions, and why context is everything in understanding the Bible—especially its “extra” books.
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Kicking off a year-long journey through the “Wisdom of Sirach”! Jamey opens the doors to Sirach, an ancient book of wisdom that’s been a guide for generations. Why start here? And what can Sirach teach us today? Join us for the start of a deep and rewarding journey through one of the Bible’s richest treasures.
Guided tour—exploring stories, heroes, and lessons from the “extra” Scriptures. And which “extra” books are we talking about? In this episode, Jamey walks through the major players: their history, unique themes, and surprising relevance. From Judith to Maccabees, get ready to meet some new (and old!) favorites.
Jamey reintroduces listeners to the often-overlooked “extra” books and explains their unique place in the Orthodox canon. This episode sets the stage for a deeper dive, arguing that these stories are not just relics—they’re vital for today’s believer.
Dive deeper into Orthodox interpretation and reading practices of Scripture. Building on last week’s foundation, Jamey explores more practical approaches to reading the Bible: literary genres, liturgical readings, and how to let the text shape our lives.
From Bible Answer Man to Orthodox Convert, Hank finds himself with a few extra chapters! Hank Hanegraaff, famed host of the “Bible Answer Man” show, shares his journey into Orthodoxy and what it means to embrace a “bigger Bible.” Joel and Jamey sit down with Hank to talk about how these so-called “extra books” have changed his approach to faith, Scripture, and ministry.