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Teaching Pastor Dr. Yancey Arrington and 517 Campus Pastor Lance Lawson sit down to talk through one of the oldest questions people bring to the Bible: do faith and science have to be at odds? As we walk through the Beginnings series in Genesis, they dig into the creation account — what it's actually saying, what it isn't, and how we can hold a deep trust in Scripture alongside real curiosity about the world God made. An honest, hopeful conversation for anyone who's ever wondered how it all fits together.

In this episode, Worship Leader Aric Harding is joined by Tanner and Courtney as they reflect on Psalm 32 and the invitation to bring our hidden sins before the Lord in honest repentance. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, they explore what unconfessed sin does on the inside of us — and how God, like a skilled craftsman, restores what's been broken when we finally bring it to the right place.

In this episode, 517 Campus Worship Leader Courtney Ricketts is joined by 528 Campus Worship Leader Aric Harding and Egret Bay Campus Worship Leader Tanner Smith as they reflect on Isaiah 55 and the invitation to let God's word soften our hearts toward repentance, surrender, and dependence on him. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, they consider the ways our hearts can grow hardened toward God — and how he calls us back, over and over, to trust him with the things we've been holding onto.

In this episode, 528 Campus Worship Leader Aric Harding is joined by Egret Bay Campus Worship Leader Tanner Smith and 517 Campus Worship Leader Courtney Ricketts as they reflect on Ephesians 2:8-10 and the truth that you are God's workmanship, created for good works he prepared specifically for you. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, they explore what it looks like to believe that God sees you and has a place for you in his story — whether that feels like a daily reality or something you're still learning to trust.

In this episode, Egret Bay Campus Worship Leader Tanner Smith, 528 Campus Worship Leader Aric Harding, and 517 Campus Worship Leader Courtney Ricketts reflect on Psalm 139 and invite listeners to rest in the truth that God sees, knows, and remains near. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, they consider both the comfort and conviction of being fully known by God, while reminding us of His grace and compassion through Jesus.

In this episode, 528 Campus Worship Leader Aric Harding and 517 Campus Worship Leader Courtney Ricketts reflect on Psalm 36 and invite listeners to slow down and take refuge in God. Through Scripture, prayer, and worship, they consider how distraction and noise can pull us away from his presence, while reminding us that God’s steadfast love remains constant through it all.

In the final episode of the Story of Scripture, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss not only the end of Revelation, but the culmination of the entire story of God's Word. How does every one of God's purposes and promises conclude with this cosmic, beautiful, picture? How has Jesus always been the only and necessary answer? How can we respond?

In this episode of the Story of Scripture, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss the scrolls, trumpets, witnesses, and beasts of Revelation. While at first glance, it all appears complicated and confusing, this imagery has deep roots in the Old Testament, and provides simple, compelling message for the church today.

In this episode of The Story of Scripture, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester begin the book of Revelation. A letter that is sometimes ignored, sometimes minutely studied, and often misunderstood. What can be learned from the opening of this letter and what is its surprisingly simple message?

In this episode of the Story of Scripture, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss the conclusion of Romans and what it means for the church today. What should our faith look like in the world we live in and how do we figure out what part we play in God's plan?

In this episode of The Story of Scriptire, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss what disciples and theologians throughout the history of the church consider the most important passages written by the apostle Paul. How do these passages fit within God’s story of redemption a for the Christians of the first century and how are they relevant today?

We have read through much of the Story of the Scripture, we have read Stephen, Paul, and Peter's summaries of the Story of Scripture, and in Romans, we get to study the apostle Paul's theology of the Story of Scripture. In this letter to the church in Rome, Paul calls the Jewish and Gentile Christians to unity, faith, and obedience to Jesus. In the first few chapters, he reminds his Jewish brothers of what all of humanity was called to in Genesis 1, what we all lost in Genesis 3, and how Jesus fully and finally redeems all who receive him in faith.

In this episode of the Story of Scripture, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss the final chapters we have of Paul's story. Paul stands against the Jewish leaders who oppose his faith in Jesus, stands against the Roman rulers of the world, and even must confront the unseen powers in the world through a storm, shipwreck, and snakebite. Throughout every obstacle, Paul remains faithful to his Lord and his mission.

In this episode of the Bible Reading Podcast, Ted Ryskoski, Lance Lawson, and Rachel Chester discuss Acts 16-21.  Paul continues on his second and third missionary journeys. He faces suffering and opposition, but also amazing openness to the gospel. Despite repeated warnings, Paul heads to Jerusalem. He knows what awaits, but is willing to be all and give all for the gospel.

In this episode of the Story of Scripture, the new church is growing exponentially, but also faces difficult questions about this newly formed people of God. Do the newly included Gentile disciples need to follow the laws of the Torah? Should the Jewish disciples of Jesus and the Gentile disciples of Jesus interact? Eat together? Are they the same status? God has always planned to bring salvation to the whole world, and the early church must wrestle with what this new reality means for their traditions and faith.