How do we know God, and how does that knowledge shape us, change us, and bring responsibility? What’s the connection between knowledge and love? That’s what we’re focused on in this episode.

Christmas may already seem far away in the rearview. But it’s important to keep first things first; so we’re asking in 2023, how shall we train ourselves to see Christ? Plus: Rebranding and New Episode Formats

The people walking in darkness — you and me — have seen a great light! Rejoice!

There are three main uses of “the word” in Scripture. This episode explores their relationship and how they reveal God. Finally, Sara offers some helpful reminders about what the Bible is and isn’t.

When we think of how God speaks to us, we often jump straight to the Bible. But God reveals himself through other means too! Listen as we consider how God speaks, what special revelation makes possible, and the different meanings of “the Word.”

God’s self-disclosure or revelation is life altering. When he pulls back the veil on who he is, everything is changed. But where can we see him in order to know him? Well, let’s talk about general revelation.

The creation narratives reveal who God is, thereby securing our hope for the future and reminding us not only who we are but where we are headed.

Beyond the cultural war of creation versus evolution: Is there a better way to approach Gen. 1-2? This episode does just that, asking: what does it mean for God to be the creator? Together we’ll explore how God utilises the act and results of creation to reveal himself.

In this final consideration of God’s moral attributes, Sara engages the question of whether or not we can think of God as mother, what it means for God to be faithful, and how this study of God’s character should form the believer’s life.

What does it mean to say that God loves his people? His creation? How do we understand God as a person, rather than a force or disinterested entity? In what ways does human justice compare with God’s? These are only a few of the questions explored in this week’s episode as we begin thinking about God’s moral attributes.

Can God make something so big he can’t lift it? This kind of conundrum is usually posed around God’s omnipotence. But maybe it misses the point! Join us as continue to explore God’s non-moral attributes, specifically looking at the famous omni’s.

What is God like? This episode explores the different ways of grouping attributes and then jumps in with some big ideas: aseity, infinity, and immensity. We’ll also look at how these things shape our worship and interaction with God.

What are some common misunderstandings of the Trinity? How and why should the Trinity matter to the average believer? This episode explores heresies and the significance of the Trinity for believers today.

The word Trinity isn’t found in Scripture but the church has consistently affirmed that Christians worship One God in Three Persons. How is this possible, where did it come from, and why should we affirm it when it isn’t explicitly stated in Scripture? We'll dive into the deep end this week. Join us!

Pausing before we get into the Trinity and asking ‘why does all this matter’? How does the Trinity or the gospel relate to all the news, arguments, and sorrows to which we’ve woken up this week? What’s our role moving forward as Christians?

Is there a method in this madness? This episode explores common ways of doing theology, the sources we allow to inform our theological endeavours and what we’ll be doing at Macrina’s Key.

Curious about Sara Evans and why she’s worth listening to? Here’s a chance to find out just a bit more about Sara, her background and education, her personal life, and a few awkward moments just to prove she’s human.

Who was Macrina the Younger and why is she the inspiration behind this podcast? What’s the key for theology and finding God in every season?