What do you do when life doesn't make sense… even when you've done everything “right”? In this episode, we dive deeper into the Book of Job—one of the most challenging and frustrating books in the Bible. Job loses everything, gets terrible advice from the people closest to him, and is left trying to make sense of suffering he didn't earn. At the center of it all is Job 28—a powerful reminder that no matter how advanced or accomplished humanity becomes, true wisdom doesn't come from us… it comes from God alone. After all the arguments, opinions, and assumptions, God finally steps in—and instead of giving Job answers, He asks questions. Big ones. The kind that remind us who's actually in control. Job humbles himself. God corrects his friends. And in the end, Job is restored—but not because he earned it. Because blessing, wisdom, and restoration have always been gifts. This story isn't about getting all the answers. It's about learning to trust the One who has them. If you've ever wrestled with suffering, fairness, or God's plan—this one's for you. Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes! Follow us on social for more ⬇️ linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

Why does God allow suffering—especially for people who haven't done anything wrong? The Book of Job tackles one of the hardest questions in faith, and it doesn't give easy answers. In this episode, we dive into Job—a righteous man who loses everything through a cosmic conversation between God and Satan. His friends try to explain his suffering, but their answers miss the point. Job's story forces us to wrestle with justice, fairness, and what it really means to trust God when life makes no sense. Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes! Follow us on social for more ⬇️ linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

In this teaching, I explore the biblical concept of sacred space—from the Garden of Eden to the Temple—and how God's presence has always marked specific places where heaven and earth meet. I walk through Genesis 1–11 as a framework for understanding the entire Bible and explain how sin desecrated sacred space, creating a cosmic tension that runs throughout Scripture. I also unpack ideas like the divine council, spiritual beings, and what it means for us to live as ambassadors of King Jesus, carrying sacred space wherever we go. We'll look at how Jesus used the real, polluted Valley of Hinnom to explain separation from God, and how His sacrifice restores our path back to “Eden”—right relationship with the Father. This message is about surrender, love, and identity. God is not lost—we are. And He's always inviting us home. Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes! Follow us on social for more ⬇️ linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

In this episode, we look at the moment Elijah passes the torch—and the rise of Elisha, a man of action and obedience who steps into a calling far bigger than himself. Elisha asks for a double portion of Elijah's spirit, not as a demand for power, but as a declaration of inheritance. Most people remember Elisha for his miracles—waters parted, lepers healed, the impossible made possible—but behind the signs was a deeper truth. Elisha's story, especially through the healing of Naaman the Syrian, reveals that it's not performance that moves God, but faith. Jesus later echoes this same message, pointing us beyond miracles and into relationship. God's love is not conditional, and His power is not earned. In this character study, we'll see Elisha not just as a prophet of miracles, but as a son learning to trust the heart of a loving Father. Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes! Follow us on social for more ⬇️ linktr.ee/sundayschooldwithtp

In this episode, we look at the story of Elijah - the fiery prophet of God, a man of action and power who never wrote scripture but shook nations. He stood fearless before kings, called down miracles, battled despair, and even asked God to take his life. Most people know Elijah for his cosmic, world-bending feats—but behind all that was a very human man: bold, broken, passionate, and dependent on God. In this character study, we'll see Elijah not just as a prophet, but as a man God moved through in powerful ways. Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes!

This creature is found in ancient texts around the world. It's the enemy of order, the creator of confusion, and maybe mankind's biggest enemy. Let's explore the Chaos Dragon.

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