This episode continues a segment we are calling Sunday Study Hall, where we dive deeper into the past week's sermon topic (unless we're more than a week out, like right now) to follow rabbit trails from the biblical text and explore the depths and riches of what we taught on Sunday to a deeper level than we could in that context. In this episode, Trevor and Ryan talk about John the Baptist's entrance into the story of Matthew's gospel account. The conversation includes the magnitude of John breaking God's 400-year silence, the use of snakes and trees in the passage, and the difference in John's ministry and the ministry of the Pharisees. Join the conversation by commenting what you found interesting in our conversation down below!
