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Navigating An Ancient Faith Podcast

Navigating An Ancient Faith Podcast

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Welcome to a podcast that bridges the past and present in a transformative exploration of the Bible and faith. At Navigating An Ancient Faith, we delve into the original context of Scripture, mirroring the perspective of its first listeners. Our travels have taken us to Biblical lands, such as Israel, Greece, Turkey, and Egypt. Through insights from these travels, as well as engaging discussions around philosophy and mythology, we traverse the journey toward our own spiritual transformation. Join us on this journey from ancient faith to modern devotion.

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Episodes
  • Parables of Jesus: Revealing Hidden Knowledge
    Feb 15 2026

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    In this episode, we continue our exploration of Jesus’ parables by focusing on the theme of hidden knowledge and the mystery of the Kingdom of Heaven. ✨ We wrestle with why parables can be so challenging to interpret and how they reveal deeper truths about virtue, discernment, and readiness for God’s coming kingdom. 🙏 Drawing on vivid images—fields, lamps, pearls, and nets—we uncover how Jesus used ordinary scenes to communicate extraordinary theological insight. 🪔 Along the way, we reflect on the responsibility of spiritual leaders and the wisdom required to recognize divine truth hidden within the complexities of everyday life. 🎙️

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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Parables of Jesus: The Coming Kingdom
    Feb 1 2026

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    🎙️ We kick off Season 4 with a brand-new series exploring the Parables of Jesus, beginning in Matthew 13. In this episode, we dig into Jesus’ kingdom imagery—seeds, soil, wheat, weeds, mustard, and yeast—to uncover what the Kingdom of Heaven looks like as it takes root and grows. 🌿 We explore how these everyday images spoke powerfully to ancient audiences and how they continue to challenge and transform us today. ✨Along the way, we reflect on why parables resist quick answers, inviting us into ongoing reflection and deeper engagement. Join us as we begin this journey into the hidden wisdom of Jesus’ parables and learn to see divine truth woven into ordinary life. 🔍

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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • Season 4 Preview
    Jan 15 2026

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    🎙️ In this episode of the Navigating An Ancient Faith Podcast, we preview what’s ahead in Season Four. 🔮 We share upcoming topics like the parables of Jesus, the Minor Prophets, familiar Sunday school stories, and a new series focused on transformation. 🙏 We also reflect on how the podcast has evolved—from a Greece travelogue to deeper explorations of symbolism and ancient meaning. 🏛️ Along the way, we tease some new video content on YouTube, a potential book project (The Mythic Story of the Judges), and the continuation of our Stranger Things series as we tackle modern issues. 🖥️ Join us as we look ahead—and invite you to help shape the conversations to come. ✨

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    33 mins
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