In this Episode of Let Us Consider, we briefly develop an understanding about what the Bible claims for itself. We look at Psalm 12, Psalm 19, 2 Timothy 3:16, and 2 Peter 1:16-21. Several other passages could be consulted (and will be in later episodes).

Genesis 4 takes us from the hope of life after Eden to the sobering reality of sin’s spread in the world. In this episode, we walk through the account of Cain and Abel, tracing the jealousy, rebellion, and violence that follow humanity’s first worship service. We’ll consider God’s warning to Cain, the tragedy of murder, and the rise of a culture both marked by human achievement and marred by human depravity. Ultimately, Genesis 4 shows why we need God’s grace and why true worship cannot be separated from a heart of faith.

Join us to consider the Book of Numbers!

The book of Numbers may sound like a dry census report, but it is a gripping story of God’s people on the move. From Mount Sinai to the edge of the Promised Land, Israel’s journey reveals both the seriousness of sin and the steadfastness of God’s promises. In this episode, we’ll explore the structure, major themes, and key events of Numbers—rebellion in the wilderness, God’s discipline and mercy, and the hope of inheritance. Join us as we consider how this ancient journey still speaks to our walk of faith today.

In this episode of Let Us Consider, we dive into the prologue of systematic theology—Prolegomena. Pastor Tim Miller walks us through the purpose and method of systematic theology, exploring how we gather and organize biblical truth across key theological categories like Bibliology, Christology, Soteriology, and more.

Learn why studying theology is both a personal and communal journey, how to balance inductive and deductive methods, and 12 key observations to guide your study. Whether you’re new to theology or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode will help you think clearly about God, Scripture, and the life of faith.

Chapters in this episode include:

• Introduction & Podcast Housekeeping

• What is Systematic Theology?

• The 10 Core Categories of Theology

• Inductive & Deductive Study Methods

• 12 Key Observations for Studying Theology

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Join us for a quick overview of Genesis 3.

Join us to consider the story! We take some time for an overview of the book of Leviticus. It is a crucial book for every Christian to know!

In this episode of Let Us Consider, we define systematic theology and introduce the systematic categories into which we will break down all of the biblical data.

In this episode of Let us Consider, we consider the Scripture of Genesis 2 and see God forming man, planting Eden, and giving humanity a holy calling. This chapter shows us humanity’s purpose—to worship, obey, and enjoy fellowship with God.