Living Without Seeing, Trusting the Risen Christ

And He Descended into Hell: The Silence Between the Cross and Resurrection

What did the early church mean when it confessed, “He descended into hell”? This episode explores Christ’s descent into death, the realm of the dead, and the fullness of His victory. Far from a forgotten line in the Apostles’ Creed, it reveals hope for suffering, death, and the fear beneath human existence.

Practically Speaking: The Scandal of the One Way

In this episode of Notes from Nineveh: Practically Speaking, we explore John chapter 14 and the unsettling claim of Jesus as “the way, the truth, and the life.” Why does the idea of one way still provoke modern culture? We discuss truth, trust, pluralism, and the invitation to follow Christ personally, not merely admire Him intellectually.

Practically Speaking: Formed, Not Just Informed

In this episode of Notes from Nineveh: Practically Speaking, we explore Acts of the Apostles 2:42–47 and the early Church’s devotion to Scripture, fellowship, prayer, and shared life. Discipleship was never meant to be information alone. It was formation. What shaped the first believers still speaks to how Christians are formed, rooted, and transformed today.

Practically Speaking: Not Fine, Still Held

In this episode of Notes from Nineveh: Practically Speaking, we explore how the resurrection functions as a present stabilizer. Hope is not denial but orientation. When life is not fine, we learn to stand, endure, and remain grounded in a living hope that holds steady through uncertainty, suffering, and change.

Living Without Seeing, Trusting the Risen Christ

In this episode of Notes from Nineveh, we explore what it means to trust the risen Christ without seeing. Through Thomas’s story, we examine doubt that stays in the room, honest wrestling, and the invitation of Jesus to move from uncertainty toward a deeper, steady, and living faith.