Hosted by Jason Conrad · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Welcome to Living the Bible where we examine the Bible and Church history to guide our everyday living.
Jason Conrad hosts Living the Bible, a religion show with 17 episodes published.
What kind of world crucified Jesus—and why do even atheist historians agree that John the Baptist was real? This episode explores the reign of Emperor Tiberius and the political tensions in Judea that led to the executio
What did it mean to call someone “Son of God” in the Roman world—and why would anyone believe it about Jesus? Long before the Gospels were written, Augustus was already called “son of the divine Julius,” “savior,” and ev
Was persecution in the early church just a myth? Some modern scholars say yes—but Paul’s seven undisputed letters tell a different story. In this episode of Living the Bible, we explore how persecution began not with Ner
How do we know the letters of Paul were preserved accurately before the earliest surviving manuscripts? In this episode, we trace the evidence—from early regional circulation and ancient quotations to how these letters w
Can we really know what Paul wrote nearly 2,000 years ago? In this episode, we dive into the manuscript evidence behind the seven letters that even secular scholars agree are authentically Paul's. Whether you approach th
Was early Christianity just one of many competing versions of Jesus? In this episode, we follow the historical evidence—not later legends—to uncover the only four divergent groups from the first century. You’ll see how e
In recent years, some have argued that early Christianity was a fragmented movement, with multiple versions of Jesus emerging in the first century—from exalted divine figure to ordinary Jewish teacher. But what if the ac
Many claim that the idea of Jesus’ divinity was a late invention of the church, evolving decades after his death. But what if the earliest Christians were already worshiping him as divine—within just a few years of the c
Was Paul the founder of Christianity? That’s what many skeptics claim—but in this episode, we follow the evidence from Paul’s seven undisputed letters to uncover something older than Paul himself. You’ll hear how histori
What if some of the most outspoken atheists and Christian believers actually agree on something crucial about the New Testament? In this episode of Living the Bible, Jason Conrad explores the seven letters that nearly al
This episode builds a bridge between agnosticism and confidence in the Christian faith. Bart Ehrman is a world-renowned scholar that champions the agnostic viewpoint and casts doubt on the certainty of Christ's resurrect
This episode explores the New Testament and the earliest Christian literature on the important roles that apostles and prophets held.
This episode addresses the idea of how Jesus' death annuls the Jewish Law as noted in Ephesians 2:14. We explore Jesus' view of the Law in the Gospels, the apostles' changing view in Acts, and ultimately Paul's view in h
In this episode, we look carefully at Ephesians 2:1-10 to see the stark difference between the Christian and non-Christian. It is a difference like light and darkness. The Christian can live with no regrets, by both expe
This episode looks carefully at how 1st century Ephesians would have heard Paul talk about the spiritual realms and the gods that pervaded their culture. In the end for Paul, there is really only one name that is needed,
Move beyond hearing and reading about why Christians should be so grateful. This episode explores the prayer of Ephesians 1:15-20 and the need for experiential knowledge of God's blessings.
This episode explores how important gratitude is for a healthy life. The difference between Christian gratitude from the Bible and those views of science without God is brought into sharp contrast. The Bible story offers
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Living the Bible is hosted by Jason Conrad. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 17 episodes.
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