The Man, (Not a) Myth, & Legend: The Streaker of Gethsemane

Welcome to Bible Stories for the Lame—the podcast series for people who love Jesus but sometimes get lost in the weird parts of Scripture.

In today’s episode, we’re heading to the Garden of Gethsemane on the night of Jesus’ arrest, where things go from intense… to slightly bizarre. Someone runs away. Without clothes. And yes, it’s in your Bible.

We’ll talk about:

* What this strange moment in Mark’s Gospel might actually mean

* The connection between shame, fear, and fleeing Jesus

* Why this mysterious naked guy might be more relatable than you’d think

* And how even our messiest, most unprepared moments are still covered by Jesus

Plus, we're bringing in context from The Bible Project and The Bible Recap to make it all make sense—and not just to your brain, but to your actual life.

🎧 Pull up a seat. Laugh a little. Think a lot. Maybe clutch your linen robe.

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When have you felt unprepared to follow Jesus?Whether it was fear, shame, or just plain confusion—what made you want to run?

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📚 References & Resources:

Disclaimer:Neither The Bible Project nor The Bible Recap sponsors or is affiliated with the Bible Stories for the Lame Series or the Come to the Table Podcast. The references to these resources are provided solely for educational and informational purposes. For more information, please visit the official websites of The Bible Project and The Bible Recap directly using the links provided below:

* The Bible Project – “Mark Overview” (Part 2)Insight into the themes of failure, misunderstanding, and the disciples’ struggle during Jesus' final hours. Watch the full teaching at bibleproject.com.

Substack: BibleProject Instagram: @bibleproject

* The Bible Recap – Day 307: Mark 14Helpful context on the young man who fled naked, the spiritual fatigue of the disciples, and the chaotic emotion of Gethsemane.thebiblerecap.com

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No Diggity, No Doubt: Can You Trust God When You Have Questions?

Episode Summary:

We’ve all been there — asking questions, wrestling with uncertainty, and wondering if God is really listening. In this episode of Come to the Table, we’re diving into the reality of doubt and how it actually plays a role in deepening our faith.

Is it okay to question God? What does the Bible say about doubt? And how do we navigate those seasons without shame or fear? We’re breaking it all down honestly, biblically, and with a whole lot of grace.

What You’ll Hear:

✔ Why doubt isn’t the opposite of faith, and what it actually is

✔ How biblical figures like Thomas, David, and Peter wrestled with God

✔ What to do when your doubts feel bigger than your belief

✔ How God responds to our questions — with truth, not condemnation

✔ Encouragement to stay curious, stay rooted, and stay in relationship with Him

Big Takeaway:

Doubt isn’t a dead end. It’s often an invitation to deeper faith. God isn’t afraid of your questions; He welcomes them.

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DISCLAIMER:

This podcast is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute providing professional therapy or counseling advice or professional services. The information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating any health issue, including mental health issues. Any person seeking personal medical or counseling advice should consult with a licensed medical professional. We are not responsible for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from the use of this podcast. For a complete understanding of the disclaimers pertinent to this podcast, kindly refer to the show notes. Thorough review of these disclaimers is advisable.

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Welcome back to Come to the Table! In today’s episode, we’re diving into the very beginning—Genesis 1:1-5. We’ll explore how God spoke light into existence, bringing order from chaos and purpose from nothingness. Join Anna as she breaks down these foundational verses and discusses what they reveal about God’s character, creation, and how this ancient text still speaks to us today.

What You’ll Hear:

* A deep dive into Genesis 1:1-5 and why these verses set the tone for the entire Bible

* How God’s creation of light from darkness reflects His transformative power in our lives

* Encouragement to look at the world around us and see God’s intentional design

* Honest reflections on how creation reveals the nature of God and His relationship with us

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Thanks for joining us at the table today. We hope this episode inspires you to see God’s light breaking through the darkness in your own life! 💛