S2. Episode 3: Elijah & Elisha – Prophets of Power

S2. Episode 7: The Story of Daniel - The Man Who Refused to Bow

The name Daniel means "God is my Judge" or "God is my Judge and Defender." His name reflected the faithfulness that would characterise his entire life. Daniel was born in the Kingdom of Judah, likely around 620–615 BC. As a young teenager, he was taken captive to Babylon during the first Babylonian invasion of Jerusalem in 605 BC under King Nebuchadnezzar. Daniel would spend most of his life in exile, serving under several rulers and empires, including Babylon and Persia. His ministry spanned approximately 70 years, making him one of the longest-serving leaders in the Bible.

S2. Episode 6: Ezekiel – Prophet of Visions

Episode 6: Ezekiel – Prophet of Visions Podcast WelcomeWelcome to Stories of Joshua and Grace, where we discuss faith and spiritual growth in a relaxed setting. IntroductionEpisode OverviewIn today’s episode, we’re exploring the life of Ezekiel—a prophet known for his symbolic and deeply meaningful visions. We’ll walk through his encounters with God’s glory, his calling as a watchman, and the message behind the valley of dry bones.

Bonus Episode - Easter Special

Bonus Episode - Easter Special

S2. Episode 5: Jeremiah & Lamentations – The Weeping Prophet

Welcome to Stories of Joshua and Grace, where we discuss faith and spiritual growth in a relaxed setting. We’re so glad you’re joining us today. In this episode, we’re talking about one of the most emotional and powerful prophets in Scripture, Jeremiah, often called “the Weeping Prophet.” We’ll explore his difficult ministry, his message of judgment, the beautiful promise of the New Covenant (in Jeremiah 31), and the grief and hope found in Lamentations.

S2. Episode 4: Isaiah – Prophet of the Messiah

Today’s episode is titled “Isaiah – Prophet of the Messiah.” Isaiah is one of the most profound and influential prophets in the Bible, known for both his strong warnings and his powerful messages of hope. This episode will focus on three major themes: * Isaiah’s vision of God’s throne in Isaiah chapter 6 * His warnings to the nation of Judah * And the hope he proclaims in the coming Immanuel and the Suffering Servant