Evangelion

Read through a lawyer’s lens and Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving debtor becomes a courtroom drama about debt, mercy, and accountability: a king forgives an enormous debt, but the forgiven servant immediately demands...

On a moonless night beyond the city walls a man sits among the pigs—yet his story doesn't end in exile, because the father runs to meet the prodigal before repentance is proven. Jesus’s parables of the lost son, the...

Why do we bury feelings and call the habit “who we are”? In this episode we trace how a childhood survival system—burying fear, silencing anger, and chasing perfection—keeps us safe at first but later hardens into...

We all assume a century-old oak comes from the soil, but most of its mass is air turned to wood by sunlight—an invisible, above-ground source that upends that common-sense view. That surprising biology becomes a lens...

Why did Christianity come to center on Jesus’ death and resurrection rather than only his teaching about God as Father? In this episode we unpack a historical puzzle and run a thought experiment that shows how the cross...

In this episode we unpack a startling question from Jesus’ teaching: must we be perfect before God accepts us, or does God meet us at the start of the road? We explore why the Sermon on the Mount and other commands...

Clearly, the restructuring of the apostles’ consciousness was not instant. What, then, kept them with Jesus? He often said things they did not understand and shattered the expectations and hopes of his closest...

This episode rethinks a familiar story: Jesus’ teaching overflowed with images of life, growth and the Kingdom, yet history turned his violent death into the eye through which everything is seen. We trace how a...

This episode maps the unseen landscape of the mind, using oceanic currents, tectonic plates, and fertile soil as metaphors for the hidden forces that shape our thoughts and feelings. Through readings of Jesus’...

What if faith were less like knowledge and more like a bird searching for food? This episode borrows simple images—a bird, a tree's roots, a hungry child—to show that spiritual life needs active seeking, daily...

Jesus speaks in the slow language of seedtime and journey, while Paul often sounds like a verdict already rendered—justification, redemption, adoption. In this episode we trace those two rhythms and probe how the...

What if Jesus’ refusal to write a single line was no accident but a deliberate strategy? This episode explores the idea that oral teaching—rather than a single authored text—suited the limited outlook of ancient minds...

Most people assume Jesus built a church, but this episode argues he left a family — a simple brotherhood, not a hierarchical institution. We trace how early necessity turned living faith into clergy, bylaws and...

We start with the line “If you don’t know me by now” to ask a bigger question: can long familiarity ever become true knowing? Drawing on psychology and Carl Rogers, this episode teases apart the difference between...

What if salvation isn't a one-time transaction but a decades-long process of becoming? Jesus' parables of seeds, vines, and fruit insist that real transformation takes time, yet too often conversion is treated like a...