The Highland Bridge Builders Podcast

Join us as Scott Frizzell ends our 7-week journey through The Torah with a lesson on Deuteronomy. If you aren’t familiar with the book of Deuteronomy, it literally means “second law” in Greek and it helps retell the laws of God. Deuteronomy also reminds us of the covenant God made with his people and acts as Moses’ farewell address.

Join us as Kevin Betts continues our Torah series with the book of Numbers. He looks at the 40 years of wandering in the wilderness, the repeated complaining and punishments of the Israelites, and the interesting character of Balaam.

Join us as Scott Frizzell teaches on Leviticus, focusing our thoughts on the themes of Uncleanliness and Purity, Atonement, and Holiness - themes that definitely tie into our lives today.

Peter Snell continues our Torah series with a lesson on chapters 19-40 of Exodus. We explore the Ten Commandments, the second fall of man, and the tabernacle.

Scott Frizzell continues our Torah series with a lesson on the first part of Exodus, chapters 1 through 18. We look at Moses and Pharaoh, the ten plagues, and God’s judgment at the Red Sea.

Kyle Fagala covers Genesis 12-50 in part 2 of our series on The Torah. He looks at the characters of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph and how despite their repeated failures, God is faithful to His promises.

Join us as David Flatt begins our seven week series on the first five books of the Old Testament, also known as The Torah. In our first week, we will look at Genesis chapters 1 through 11, the point of God’s creation, and how sin separates us from God.

If you were faced with the question "Did Jesus rise from the dead?", what would your answer be? Do you believe Jesus physically rose from the dead? Does it matter? Would it surprise you to discover that an increasing number of active Christian church members, Christian theologians, and even preachers question the physical and factual nature of the resurrection of Jesus? In my opinion, the Gospel loses its power without an actual, physical resurrection of the body of Christ. Paul says it like this in 1 Corinthians 15:14 - "And if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain and your faith is in vain." David Flatt will discuss these questions in the final week of our Apologetics series with a lesson on "The Historical Argument for the Resurrection."

Does the complexity of our universe imply an act of necessity, chance, or design? Is God the one who designed us? Does modern science provide any theories that might help us better answer these questions? Kyle Fagala argues for the existence of God from the evidence of order and design in nature.

Did the universe begin to exist? Do things that begin to exist need a cause for their existence? Do modern scientific concepts of the beginning of the universe line up with those found in the first chapter of Genesis? Join us as David Flatt teaches on these questions and more.