It's easy to think that the men of the Bible must have been paragons of virtue and perfection, but when we read the Bible we quickly discover that nothing could be further from the truth. Many of the men God used for His purposes were terrible???and yet God used them in spite of them. Even Moses had a skeleton in his family closet. That's out topic today on Foundations. 


'Foundations' is about filling in the gaps with the information most people miss or are unaware of. The truth is that over time words, definitions and culture changes in dramatic ways and applying present day understanding and meanings to words, phrases and events, can lead to very different conclusions. By learning about the Jewish and Hebrew culture that the Bible was set in and the environment, traditions and understandings of the people whom God chose to write down His Word, we can gain a bigger, deeper and richer understanding of God's Word that we love so much.

For more great Christian radio from Australia, visit Vision Christian Radio online for more great content at www.vision.org.au.

'Foundations' is about filling in the gaps with the information most people miss or are unaware of. The truth is that over time words, definitions and culture changes in dramatic ways and applying present day understanding and meanings to words, phrases and events, can lead to very different conclusions. By learning about the Jewish and Hebrew culture that the Bible was set in and the environment, traditions and understandings of the people whom God chose to write down His Word, we can gain a bigger, deeper and richer understanding of God's Word that we love so much.
For more great Christian radio from Australia, visit Vision Christian Radio online for more great content at www.vision.org.au.

Foundations with Mandy and Robbo

Most Christians have a desire to know and understand the Bible better, but what if their study and research only provides you with half the information you need?

‘Foundations’ is about filling in the gaps with the information most people miss or are unaware of. The truth is that over time words, definitions and culture changes in dramatic ways and applying present day understanding and meanings to words, phrases and events, can lead to very different conclusions. By learning about the Jewish and Hebrew culture that the Bible was set in and the environment, traditions and understandings of the people whom God chose to write down His Word, we can gain a bigger, deeper and richer understanding of God’s Word that we love so much.

The show notes are available at vision.org.au or you can contact us at admin@vision.org.au

Our Mission:To be a trusted, consistent and unifying voice in the Australian community to encourage, challenge and affirm people in the Christian faith.

For more great Christian radio from Australia, visit Vision Christian Radio online for more great content at www.vision.org.au.

Most Christians have a desire to know and understand the Bible better, but what if their study and research only provides you with half the information you need?
&lsquo;Foundations&rsquo; is about filling in the gaps with the information most people miss or are unaware of. The truth is that over time words, definitions and culture changes in dramatic ways and applying present day understanding and meanings to words, phrases and events, can lead to very different conclusions. By learning about the Jewish and Hebrew culture that the Bible was set in and the environment, traditions and understandings of the people whom God chose to write down His Word, we can gain a bigger, deeper and richer understanding of God&rsquo;s Word that we love so much.
The show notes are available at vision.org.au or you can contact us at <a href="mailto:admin@vision.org.au">admin@vision.org.au</a>
Our Mission:To be a trusted, consistent and unifying voice in the Australian community to encourage, challenge and affirm people in the Christian faith.
For more great Christian radio from Australia, visit Vision Christian Radio online for more great content at www.vision.org.au.

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