In episode 126 of the sixth season of the Enter the Bible podcast, co-hosts Kathryn Schifferdecker and Katie Langston discuss the question of how to interpret the Bible figuratively or metaphorically while still believing in the literal resurrection of Jesus with guest Nicholas Schaser. Together, they explore the different genres of biblical literature and the importance of understanding the intentions of the authors. Schaser explains that while Jonah may not be taken 100% literally, the resurrection of Jesus is presented as a physical, historical event in the Gospels.

In this episode of the Enter the Bible podcast, Professor Nicholas Schaser delves into the historical and spiritual depths of baptism, tracing its origins within Jewish tradition and its significance in the Christian faith. Highlighting its dual role as a symbol of purification and a marker of Christian identity, Schaser emphasizes its urgency as a call to repentance and preparation for the coming of God's kingdom.

Israel Kamudzandu returns to the Enter the Bible podcast. Join Kamudzandu and our co-hosts as they explore Ephesians 3:2-6, unveiling God's mysterious plan: including Gentiles in His economy, previously undisclosed. 

Ever wondered about Christianity's remarkable expansion in the global South and why studying the Bible there is so vital? Explore these intriguing topics with Katie Langston, Kathryn Schifferdecker, and Israel Kamudzandu as they uncover profound insights in their engaging conversation.

Today, our theologians will answer the listener-submitted question, "Was Jesus in Love with Mary Magdalene?"

Today, our theologians will answer the listener-submitted question, "What are the Top 5 Things to Know About the Bible to Interpret it Well?"

Today, our theologians will answer the listener-submitted question, "Where do saints come from?"

Today our theologians will be answering the listener-submitted question, "How Did We Get From the Bible to the Creeds?"

Today our theologians will be answering the listener-submitted question, "Martin Luther Seems to be Saying that God, in Jesus, Died on the Cross. But Isn't That Heresy?"