In this episode of the Confident Faith Podcast we're looking at the question, 'Why are the genealogies of Jesus in the gospel of Matthew and the gospel of Luke different?

Understanding these differences is vital for appreciating the theological and historical significance of Jesus' lineage as portrayed by the Gospel writers. This article explores the reasons behind the discrepancies in these genealogies, examining their theological intentions, historical contexts, and the implications for understanding the identity of Jesus.

In this episode of the Confident Faith Podcast we're looking at the question, 'Where did Jesus go between His death and resurrection?' This question is one that has intrigued theologians, scholars, and Christians for centuries. This period, often referred to as the "descent into hell" or the "harrowing of hell," raises significant theological implications and is grounded in various passages from Scripture. To understand this event, we need to explore both the Old and New Testaments, analyse key biblical texts, and consider the historical creeds of the Christian faith.

In this episode of the Confident Faith podcast we're looking at the question, 'if Jesus was divine, why was he called the 'son of man'?

The title "Son of Man" is one of the most frequently used self-designations by Jesus in the New Testament, appearing over 80 times in the Gospels. Despite Jesus' divinity, as affirmed by Christian theology and scripture, He consistently referred to Himself as the "Son of Man." This title, though seemingly paradoxical when ascribed to a divine figure, holds profound theological significance and serves as a key to understanding the dual nature of Christ—both fully divine and fully human.