From a small, strange rural church called The Farmhouse, this is a scholarly yet accessible guide to the Bible and Theology.
Whether you’re a beginner or a skeptic, exhausted with modern Christianity or wanting to explore the text more fully — this podcast aims to challenge poor interpretations and Biblical illiteracy so as to untangle and clarify what the Bible actually says.
Consider this an audio library to cover an extensive, encompassing breakdown of the books in the Bible and the main theological concepts of Christianity.
Hopefully, though we’re a bit unordinary, we can offer an approach to recover an informed version of Biblical content, discover a meaningful version of Christianity, and share a free education for anyone wanting to know more about the text.
We begin with some gratefulness.
A reading from Taryn Schmitz on grief and our community.
A special object reflection by Tracy York on the quilt of a place.
Content from Genesis 12, 1 Corinthians 3, Jeremiah 29 and Maewyn Succat on the identity of a community that exists for the good of its commonplace (i.e., the church beneath the church).