In this episode, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 21 to 25, exploring themes of judgment, salvation, and the complexities of divine will. They discuss the symbolism of the fiery serpent, the significance of Balaam's journey, and the victories over Sihon and Og, emphasizing God's grace and the importance of intentions in understanding His anger. In this conversation, the participants explore the complexities of God's emotions, particularly focusing on the concepts of impassibility, jealousy, and the interpretation of scripture. They discuss how God's emotions differ from human emotions, the implications of God's jealousy as seen in the actions of Phineas, and the misguided assumptions of Balak regarding God's nature. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding the analogical language used in scripture and how it relates to God's character and human experience.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 18, 19, and 20, discussing the roles and responsibilities of the priesthood, the significance of the red heifer, and the consequences of Moses' disobedience. They explore themes of leadership, accountability, and the importance of approaching God with reverence. The conversation highlights the transition from Moses to a new generation of leaders and reflects on the implications of these biblical narratives for contemporary faith practices.

In this episode of the One Accord podcast, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 15, 16, and 17, discussing themes of blasphemy, the consequences of defiance against God's commands, and the nature of human sinfulness. They explore the concept of high-handed sin, the significance of sacrifices, and the importance of following God's law rather than one's own heart. The conversation emphasizes the radical nature of biblical teachings and the balance between God's commands and human capability. In this conversation, the speakers delve into theological reflections on moral inability, the justice of God in the Old Testament, and the dynamics of leadership as illustrated by Korah's rebellion against Moses. They explore the nature of accusations, accountability, and the human tendency to grumble against authority. The discussion highlights Moses' role as an intercessor and God's merciful signs amidst rebellion, emphasizing the importance of humility and reliance on divine guidance. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the themes of authority, rebellion, and the nature of complaints against God and leadership. They explore the implications of grumbling against authority figures, the signs and consequences of rebellion, and the distinction between righteous lamenting and unfaithful grumbling. The discussion also touches on God's will, human agency, and the complexity of divine knowledge, emphasizing that while God has a plan, human choices can influence the outcomes.

In this celebratory 100th episode of the One Accord Podcast, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 11 through 14, exploring themes of complaints, leadership, and divine communication. They discuss the Israelites' grumbling, Moses' burdens, the role of prophets, and the conflict between Miriam and Aaron, emphasizing the importance of humility and sincerity in communication with God and each other. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the biblical narrative of the Nephilim, exploring their origins and the implications of their presence in Canaan. They discuss the spies' report and the Israelites' fear of the giants, linking it to a broader theme of faith and trust in God's promises. The discussion shifts to Moses' intercession for the Israelites, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's glory in prayer. The conversation also touches on complex theological concepts such as corporate election and God's emotional responses, ultimately highlighting the challenges of interpreting biblical texts and the lessons they offer for faith and prayer.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the team discusses Numbers chapters 9 and 10, focusing on themes of God's mercy, compassion, and the importance of participation in religious observances. They explore the role of human wisdom in divine guidance, the significance of the silver trumpets, and the spiritual status of Jethro's family. The conversation emphasizes the balance between divine instruction and human agency, highlighting the need for faith and obedience in the life of believers.

In this episode of the One Accord podcast, the hosts delve into Numbers chapters 5 through 8, exploring themes of purity, the significance of the Nazarite vow, the role of the Levites, and the importance of God's direct communication with Moses. They discuss the implications of the adultery test, the Aaronic blessing, and the symbolism of wave offerings, emphasizing the rich theological insights found within these chapters. The conversation highlights the ongoing relevance of these biblical texts for contemporary believers.

In this episode of the One Accord podcast, the hosts delve into the Book of Numbers, focusing on chapters one through four. They discuss the significance of the census taken by God, the military organization of Israel, and the unique role of the Levites in guarding the tabernacle. The conversation highlights the importance of distinctions among the tribes, the practical age limit for Levite service, and the need for mentorship in the church today. Through their exploration, the hosts reflect on God's plans for His people and the lessons that can be applied to modern faith communities.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the final chapters of Leviticus, focusing on the themes of the Year of Jubilee, God's ownership of the land, the distinction between Israelites and sojourners, the consequences of disobedience, and the concept of valuations and redemption. They emphasize God's grace throughout the laws and the importance of understanding the context of these biblical principles.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the hosts delve into Leviticus chapters 23 and 24, discussing the appointed times, the significance of the Sabbath, and the various pilgrimage festivals. They explore the Feast of First Fruits, the Feast of Trumpets, and the Feast of Booths, emphasizing their importance in Israel's worship and community identity. The conversation also touches on the eye for an eye principle, examining its implications for justice and proportionality in the context of Old Testament laws. Throughout the discussion, the hosts reflect on the cultural and historical context of these laws and their relevance for modern readers.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the team delves into Leviticus chapters 20, 21, and 22, exploring the connections between sin and punishment, the nature of God's laws, and the significance of holiness in the lives of the Israelites. The discussion highlights the severity of punishments, the role of the priesthood, and the implications of sanctification, emphasizing that God's laws are designed to maintain holiness and order within His people.

Join Eric, Micah, Greg, and Joe as they dive deep into Leviticus 18, one of the Bible's most important chapters on sexual morality and holiness. This episode explores God's timeless standards for human sexuality, the distinction between Israel and surrounding nations, and why these ancient laws still matter today.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the hosts delve into Leviticus chapters 16 and 17, exploring the significance of the Day of Atonement, the role of the scapegoat, and the nature of confession. They discuss the importance of corporate worship and the necessity of approaching God with reverence and humility. The conversation emphasizes that true confession is an agreement with God about sin and highlights the foreshadowing of Christ's ultimate sacrifice in the Old Testament sacrificial system. In this conversation, the participants delve into the complexities of apologies, humility, and the spiritual significance of fasting and atonement. They explore the nuances of limited versus unlimited atonement, the role of blood in sacrificial practices, and the implications of these concepts for understanding spiritual life and worship. The discussion highlights the importance of boundaries in relationships, the necessity of humility in spiritual practices, and the theological implications of atonement as depicted in scripture.

In this episode, the hosts delve into Leviticus chapters 11 through 15, exploring the themes of cleanliness, dietary laws, and the spiritual significance of these regulations. They discuss the implications of being clean or unclean, the role of women in childbirth, and the nature of leprosy as a symbol of sin. The conversation emphasizes the importance of atonement and holiness, reflecting on how these ancient laws point to the need for Christ's ultimate sacrifice. The hosts encourage listeners to appreciate the value of all scripture, even the challenging parts, as they contribute to a deeper understanding of God's holiness and grace.

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most sobering chapters in Scripture - Leviticus 10. Join hosts Joe, Greg, Eric, and Micah as they examine the tragic account of Nadab and Abihu, Aaron's sons who offered "strange fire" before the Lord and faced immediate divine judgment.

In this episode of the One Accord Podcast, the hosts delve into Leviticus chapters 5 through 9, exploring the themes of sin, guilt, and the sacrificial system. They discuss the significance of sins of omission and commission, the role of offerings in maintaining holiness, and God's graciousness in providing a means for atonement. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the law and its implications for the relationship between God and His people, culminating in a dramatic display of God's approval through fire consuming the sacrifices.

Join us as we dive into the often misunderstood Book of Leviticus! In this episode, we explore Leviticus chapters 1-4, breaking down the meaning and purpose of biblical sacrifices including burnt offerings, grain offerings, peace offerings, and sin offerings. In this episode, we discuss: Why Leviticus is placed between Exodus and Numbers The purpose and meaning of burnt offerings (Ch. 1) Understanding grain offerings and memorial portions (Ch. 2) Peace offerings and fellowship with God (Ch. 3) Sin offerings for unintentional sins (Ch. 4) How these ancient practices point to Christ Why Christians should still read and value Leviticus today

In this episode, the hosts discuss the concluding chapters of Exodus, focusing on God's character, the significance of His jealousy, the importance of the Sabbath law, and the construction of the tabernacle. They reflect on Moses' experiences, the Israelites' generosity, and the glory of the Lord filling the tabernacle, emphasizing the themes of God's presence and the people's response to His commands.

In this episode, the hosts delve into Exodus 33, exploring themes of God's judgment, mercy, and the intimate relationship between God and Moses. They discuss the significance of God's presence, the implications of sin, and the importance of intercession. The conversation highlights the unique role of Moses as a mediator and friend of God, emphasizing the evolving nature of divine presence and the trust required in the relationship between God and His people. In this conversation, the speakers explore the profound desire of Moses to know God more intimately, emphasizing the importance of experiencing God's glory and presence. They discuss how scripture serves as a vital means to understand God's character and ways, and how God's grace and compassion are not arbitrary but tied to His relationship with His people. The hope of one day beholding God's full glory is highlighted, alongside the distinction between seeking God for who He is versus what He can provide. The conversation encourages listeners to pursue a deeper relationship with God through prayer, scripture, and community.

What happens when God's people get impatient? In this episode, we dive into one of the most shocking chapters in the Bible - the Golden Calf incident. Aaron makes the worst excuse in biblical history ("I threw gold in the fire and out came this calf!"), Moses literally makes Israel drink their pulverized idol, and 3,000 people die in what might be the first recorded church discipline. We wrestle with tough questions: Did God really change His mind? Was Moses justified in his actions? And what does this ancient text mean for us today? Join Greg, Joe, and Eric as we explore themes of leadership failure, the power of intercessory prayer, and the dangerous blessing of being God's people. Plus, we debate whether Aaron was trying to please both God and man (spoiler: it didn't work).