Orpah | Mother of Giants

Caleb | The Last Mountain

Caleb waited forty-five years for Hebron. The mountain where Abraham first heard the promise. The ground where giants lived. The place Israel feared. At eighty-five years old, he finally asked for it. In this episode, we trace the history of Hebron from Abraham to the conquest, dig deeper into what it meant for Caleb to have “another spirit,” and explore a truth Scripture quietly repeats: Lineage is not faith. Faith must be chosen. Every generation.

Caleb | Another Spirit

Most people remember Joshua. But standing beside him was a man God singled out with a title no one else in Scripture ever received: another spirit. Caleb wasn’t born into the covenant. He believed into it. Before the Red Sea, before the giants, before the victories… his faith was forged in the shadows of slavery. In this episode, we follow the outsider from Esau’s line who became the warrior of Judah, the only man of his generation besides Joshua who refused to let fear define his future.

Orpah | Mother of Giants

Orpah appears only briefly in Scripture, a quiet figure overshadowed by Ruth. But her story, and the silences around it, have stirred curiosity for centuries. In this episode, we explore Orpah’s path through a narrative retelling and then examine how tradition, history, and interpretation tried to fill the gaps Scripture leaves behind. A journey into one of the Bible’s most overlooked women, and what her choices came to mean.

Why | Take The Shot

We all know the line: “Let my people go!” But the story of Moses didn’t start with boldness. It started with excuses. In this episode, we take a closer look at Moses and Aaron, and how God used them to accomplish His plan. From Aaron’s overlooked role as the stand-in, to Moses trembling at the burning bush, to my own struggle with offering God my weakness instead of my strength. This is a story about obedience when you feel unqualified. Whether you see yourself in Moses, reluctant and afraid, or in Aaron, stepping into a role you never thought you’d carry, the challenge is the same: take the shot.