In this episode of the Ridge Roundtable, we wrap up our “Threads” series with the theme of God's kingdom.

We quickly we dive into the rich, sweeping story the Bible tells about the Kingdom of God:

📖 What do we mean by “threads”?
Major themes that begin in Genesis, run through the entire Bible, and culminate in Revelation and show a supernatural continuity across 40 authors and 1,500 years.

👑 What is the Kingdom of God, really?
We break down the classic definition: God’s people, in God’s place, under God’s rule, enjoying God’s presence. And we trace that pattern from creation to the fall, through Abraham, Israel, David, the prophets, into Jesus and the early church.

🔥 Why does Jesus talk about the Kingdom more than anything else?
From his first recorded words, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near”, to his miracles, parables, and resurrection, the Kingdom is the centerpiece of Jesus’ message.

🌍 What does it mean for us today?
We explore the “already and not yet” tension, the role of believers as ambassadors, and why understanding the Kingdom reshapes how we see our purpose, our identity, and our place in God’s story.

Whether you’ve been with us the whole way or you’re joining at the end, this conversation invites you deeper into Scripture, deeper into God’s story, and deeper into what it means to live as citizens of a kingdom that is here… and coming.

This week on Threads we unpack the theme of God's covenants/promises.

From Adam to Noah, Abraham to David, and finally to Jesus, this episode traces the entire biblical story through the lens of God’s promises. What they meant then, what they mean now, and how they all point to one ultimate covenant: grace fulfilled in Christ.

If you’ve ever wondered how the Old and New Testaments connect or how God’s faithfulness weaves through all of history, tune in to this episode.

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Welcome to a special bonus episode of the Ridge Roundtable Podcast!

This conversation picks up where our recent episode, How God Communicates With His People, left off. After that recording we realized there was more to unpack around one specific (and sometimes controversial) phrase: “God told me.”

In this episode, the we dive deep into the tension between God’s sovereignty, the authority of Scripture, and how the Holy Spirit leads believers today.

Topics include:

- Is it dangerous to say “God told me”?

- How the Holy Spirit still moves and guides us

- The difference between revelation and communication

- Why semantics matter in how we describe God’s leading

- Guardrails for discerning if you’ve truly “heard from God”

- What to do when two people both think “God told them” opposite things

- And how to stay anchored in Scripture while being sensitive to the Spirit

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In this episode of Threads, we explore one of the most foundational questions in faith: how does God speak to us? From His voice in creation to His direct words to the patriarchs, through the prophets, and ultimately in the person of Jesus Christ, the conversation traces the consistent “thread” of God’s communication from Genesis to Revelation.

Together, they discuss the difference between general and special revelation, what it means that Jesus is the Word made flesh, the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers into truth, and how to discern God’s will today through Scripture and community.

If you’ve ever wondered how God reveals Himself, or how to recognize His voice in your own life, this episode offers a thoughtful and deeply biblical perspective.

In this week’s episode of The Ridge Roundtable Podcast, we dive into one of the most foundational and misunderstood truths in the Bible: grace.

What is it, really?

Is it just “unmerited favor”? A New Testament concept? Something God gives only when we deserve it least?

We unpack the thread of grace that runs from Genesis to Revelation, from God’s first pursuit of Adam and Eve in the garden, to His ultimate act of love through Jesus Christ. Along the way, we talk about what it means to grow in grace, how to extend it to others, and why grace isn’t just what saves us, it’s what sustains us.

Watch, reflect, and be reminded that grace is not something we earn. It’s who God is.

In this episode of Threads we dive into one of the biggest biblical themes of all — God’s People. From Adam and Eve to Abraham, Israel, the Church, and ultimately the redeemed from every nation, we trace the thread of how God has always been forming a people for Himself.

The conversation covers:

Why studying “threads” across Scripture strengthens your faith

The difference between biblical theology and systematic theology

The meaning of “continuity vs. discontinuity” in God’s plan

How Abraham’s faith set the pattern for all who would come after

What it means to be God’s people today — chosen, holy, and sent

Key Passages: Genesis 12, Deuteronomy 7:6–8, Romans 9, 1 Peter 2:9–10

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In this episode of Threads, the team dives into one of the most profound themes woven throughout the Bible — God’s dwelling place. From the Garden of Eden to the tabernacle, from the temple to the incarnation of Jesus, and finally to the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, this conversation explores how God has continually pursued His people and chosen to dwell among them.

If you’ve ever wondered how the story of Scripture fits together or what it truly means that God is with us, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.