Reflections on Ezekiel's Occasion

Listen to another update on what's happening with the Rebind: Paternity leave, season 2, submitting questions, and more!

In this first of the month interview, the Rebind hosts Caleb Smith for a discussion about the different parts of the Bible that have received the most attention in different parts of history. Filled with both fascinating trivia questions (how well do you think you’ll score?) and insightful principles for today, this interview adds a church historian’s perspective to the core convictions of the podcast.

Picking up where Episode 28 left off, this episode of the Rebind investigates the message of Ezekiel 16 and 23 and its relevance for today. Now that the baggage associated with these chapters has been addressed in part one, the full impact of its unique contribution will be unpacked in part two.

In this standalone episode of the Rebind, Andrew talks through some issues and tips related to studying and interpreting the Bible. Whether you're wanting some insights to help with your devotional reading, some recommendations for leading a Bible Study, or whether you've just got that philosophical itch to talk about the nature of truth, this Rebind start to the new year has it all.

As the Rebind returns to its investigation of Ezekiel's chapters, this episode explores some of the offensive features of the parable in Ezekiel 16 and 23, addressing the concerns they raise to free the prophet's metaphor from its modern baggage.

In this shorter episode, Andrew reflects on more of the contributions of the book of Ezekiel in light of its unique place on the timeline and prophetic occasion.

In this first-of-the-month interview, Bishop Quigg Lawrence discusses the inevitability of habits and forms in churches and Christian living, pointing out the difference a more intentional approach to those habits can make on our interaction with the Bible.

In this standalone episode of the Rebind, Andrew discusses some of the ways Ezekiel shows up in contemporary Christian culture--from organic farms to doomsday prophets--the assumptions behind those trends, and some healthier alternatives.

In this standalone episode of the Rebind, Andrew explains the history and original purpose of the red letter edition of the Bible while critiquing its use and effect on evangelical Christianity today.