In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will unpack Genesis 13, where Abraham and Lot face a crucial decision about their future. After returning from Egypt with immense wealth, their growing prosperity leads to unexpected conflict. As their herds and flocks expand, tensions rise between their households—forcing them to separate.

What does this story reveal about the dangers of wealth? How does Lot’s decision to chase after what “looks like Eden” lead him toward disaster? And what can we learn from Abraham’s faith and God’s reaffirmation of His promises?

In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Genesis 12, where God calls Abraham—the father of faith—into a journey that will shape the future of humanity. But Abraham's story is far from perfect. From his humble beginnings as a pagan worshiper to his shocking failures and moments of doubt, this episode explores how God's faithfulness triumphs over human flaws.

Why did God choose Abraham, a man who wasn’t even seeking Him? What does Abraham’s story reveal about God’s grace and relentless pursuit of His people? Sam and Will unpack these questions and more, showing how Abraham's journey mirrors our own struggles with trust, identity, and God's promises.

This episode is a powerful reminder that God doesn’t choose us because we're perfect—He chooses us because He is. Whether you’re wrestling with doubt or needing a fresh reminder of God’s grace, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will explore one of the most pivotal yet often misunderstood stories in the Bible—the Tower of Babel. Was it really just about humans trying to reach heaven? Or was there something far deeper happening that still echoes through history today?

Diving into the historical and biblical context, they uncover the true nature of Babel as the birthplace of the world's rebellion against God. How does this ancient story set the stage for the battle between the kingdom of man and the kingdom of God? What does it reveal about humanity’s desire for power, self-glory, and resistance to God’s will?

Sam and Will also connect Babel’s consequences to the New Testament, where Jesus begins to reverse the curse at Pentecost—uniting people through the power of the Holy Spirit. This episode will challenge the way you see human history, faith, and your own place in God's kingdom.

In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Genesis 10, often called the Table of Nations. This chapter may seem like just a long list of names, but it holds deep significance, tracing the origins of all the nations back to Noah’s three sons—Shem, Ham, and Japheth.

Why does this genealogy matter? How does it set the foundation for human civilization and even connect to the spread of the gospel in the New Testament? Sam and Will break down how God’s redemption plan unfolds across history, revealing how the nations scattered in Genesis are later pursued by Christ through the apostles.

Join us as we uncover the hidden beauty in a chapter most people skim past—and see how the Bible’s grand narrative stretches from ancient genealogy to global salvation.

In the continuation of The Bible Show’s deep dive into the story of Noah, Sam and Will explore Genesis 8–9, where judgment gives way to renewal. As the floodwaters recede, the ark comes to rest, and God begins anew with Noah and his family. How does this moment point us to themes of redemption, baptism, and God’s covenantal faithfulness?

The hosts unpack the significance of Noah as a “new Adam,” the symbolism of the olive branch and rainbow, and how these elements foreshadow Jesus Christ as the ultimate ark of salvation. They also delve into the profound connection between God’s mercy, humanity’s brokenness, and the promise of a new creation.

In this powerful episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive deep into the story of Noah's Ark, exploring Genesis 6-7. They unpack one of the Bible's most well-known and misunderstood stories—the global flood. Why did God bring such a devastating judgment? How does Noah's Ark foreshadow Jesus Christ as the ultimate ark of salvation?

Sam and Will discuss the seriousness of God's judgment, the depth of human wickedness, and the mercy God extends through Noah. They explore fascinating connections between the Ark and Jesus, the symbolism of atonement, and how the flood narrative points to a future hope of complete restoration. From ancient history to practical lessons for today, this episode challenges listeners to reflect on God's justice, grace, and the call to walk faithfully in a broken world.

In this captivating episode of The Bible Show, hosts Sam and Will dive into one of the most mysterious and debated passages in scripture—Genesis 6:1-4. They unpack theories surrounding the "sons of God," "daughters of men," and the enigmatic Nephilim. Were these angels, kings, or something else entirely? Why has this passage puzzled theologians for centuries?

Join the discussion as Sam and Will explore the historical, cultural, and biblical contexts behind these verses, share insights from early church fathers and modern scholars, and address the supernatural themes that make this topic so compelling. It's a thought-provoking conversation that blends theology, history, and faith while reminding listeners to stay focused on the ultimate truth found in Jesus Christ. Don't miss this deep dive into one of the Bible's most perplexing mysteries!

In this thought-provoking episode, Sam and Will dive into the genealogy of Genesis 5 and the intriguing first verses of Genesis 6. Why did people live for centuries in ancient times? Who were the Nephilim and the sons of God? Join the discussion as they explore these questions, offering insights into the theological and historical theories that have fascinated readers for generations.

From the staggering lifespans of Adam's descendants to the mysterious figure of Enoch, this episode unpacks biblical accounts and their cultural echoes, while also reflecting on humanity's struggle with mortality and God's plan for redemption. With a dash of humor and a deep respect for scripture, this conversation invites you to think critically and engage with the enduring mysteries of the Bible.