01Start with the story.
Henry explains how Scripture was formed, why Catholic and Protestant Bibles differ, and how the Old Testament prepares the way for the New Testament.
What the Bible Actually Says About God’s Love
See the bigger story in Scripture.
Begin with the Bible’s formation. Explore its covenants, moral vision, and the history behind questions people still ask.
The Bible is a collection of books with a connected story. These conversations offer different entry points: how the books came together, what the commandments mean, and how Christian history can illuminate belief.
Start with Episode 28 for the broad picture. Then choose the question you want to explore next.
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02Connect belief with a moral life.
Henry and Jody explore the Ten Commandments, their influence on personal conduct, and their place in community life.
The Ten Commandments - A Blueprint for Society
03Follow a question into history.
Explore the episode centered on John O’Neill’s The Fisherman’s Tomb.
John O'Neill's The Fisherman's Tomb
Explore a shorter conversation.
Watch a focused segment from this listening path.
Ep. 29. Seg 1 of 5. What Is True Love? The Great Commandment Explained
What is true love? The Great Commandment explains the Christian mission to love God and neighbor.
Ep. 29. Seg 2 of 5. Why Forgiveness Sets You Free
Why forgiveness sets you free: Henry explains how Christian forgiveness releases the heart from resentment and bitterness.
Ep. 28. Seg 1 of 4. Is Your Bible Complete? The Truth About Different Versions
Why do Catholic and Protestant Bibles contain a different number of books? In this segment, Henry explains the history of the biblical canon, the seven Old Testament books found in Catholic Bibles, the New Testament manuscript tradition, and how the early Church identified the 27 inspired books of the New Testament.
Questions to bring to the conversation
- What changes when I read an individual passage within the Bible’s larger story?
- Which question about the formation of Scripture do I want to understand better?
- How does a belief become a daily practice?