Curiously Kaitlyn

Human beings are made in the image of God, so we should be first, right? The first are usually the most important. Why would God make us after all the animals and plants? Kaitlyn explains the theology behind Adam and Even being made after the Garden of Eden.
 
0:00 - Theme Song
 
1:33 - Why Did God Create People Last?
 
2:42 - Being Last Humbles Us
 
9:00 - Being Last Elevates Us
 
16:18 - God Gave Us Rest
 
21:26 - Why Rest is Hard
 
26:05 - End Credits

So, every year, we talk about Jesus dying and coming back. Did that just happen once, or did he die and come back? Kaitlyn and Mike talk about why we mourn Jesus every year even though he only died once.
 
0:00 - Theme Song
 
2:45 - Does Jesus Die on the Cross Every Easter?
 
9:08 - Crucifixion and Communion
 
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21:28 - Mourning Jesus
 
27:01 - Lament with Hope
 
29:00 - End Credit

Ever read something Jesus said and thought… wait, was that supposed to make sense? One young listener asks why Jesus seemed to intentionally confuse people in Mark 4, and it turns out she's stumbled onto one of the hardest passages in the Gospels. Kaitlyn and Mike dig into the parable of the sower, Jesus' surprising quote from Isaiah, and whether God actually wants some people not to understand. They also wrestle with a tension many of us feel: why doesn't God just make everything clearer? The answer has less to do with intelligence and more to do with relationship, trust, and timing.
 
0:00 - Theme Song
 
1:15 - Why Does Jesus Confuse People?
 
2:45 - Mark 4
 
10:19 - Old Testament God
 
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21:22 - Truth Must Be Revealed
 
28:55 - Truth is Deep
 
34:54 - End Credits

You may have heard people in church say, "Jesus is the Word of God," but they also say, "The Bible is the Word of God." The Bible itself refers to Jesus as the "Word of God." How are those things both true? Kaitlyn's explains how the term "Word of God" is used throughout the Bible, the debates around the Greek word for "word," and how we interpret scripture to define important terms.






0:00 - Theme Song

1:00 - Why are Jesus and Scripture Both Called the Word of God?

4:30 - Translating "Logos"

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12:05 - "Word" as Revelation

21:40 - God Loves Us

24:11 - End Credits

If your dog goes to heaven, will she see Jesus as a dog? Kaitlyn and Mike explore what the Bible actually says about animals, God's care for creation, and whether the pets we love might be part of the new creation. They tackle why Jesus became human and why that particular, embodied humanity still matters today. The conversation leads to a bigger question many adults quietly assume: is Jesus whoever we want him to be? And what happens when the real Jesus challenges the version we've made in our own image.
 
0:00 - Theme Song
 
1:05 - Will Jesus Look Like a Dog to Dogs?
 
5:04 - God Loves Animals
 
12:11 - Is Jesus Still Human?
 
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21:32 - Jesus Isn't All Things
 
29:53 - Self-Examination
 
33:52 - End Credits