salvation history series
The story of God’s active presence in the history of humanity from Adam through Jesus and the eucharist.
about this series
What is the overarching plot of the bible? Who are the key players? And what are their roles? When we have a firm grasp on *salvation history,* these questions are easily answered.
There are six key players in salvation history: Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and Jesus. Every week, Richaél Lucero will examine the life of one of these figures, the covenant they made with God and its meaning.
You’ll leave with a better grasp on the scriptures and the truth of God’s continual presence in human history. And hopefully a deeper love of the Lord and his sacrifice on the cross.
episodes
I hope you have enjoyed this series. Share it with friends.
The Bible, Salvation History, Adam, + Being a Child of God (Part 1)
What is the overarching plot of the bible? Who are the key players? And what are their roles? When we have a firm grasp on *salvation history,* these questions are easily answered. This is the first episode in a series on just that—salvation history.
Every week,…
LISTEN NOW
The Bible, Salvation History, Adam, + Being a Child of God (Part 2)
Welcome to week two of the series on salvation history. This week Richaél Lucero covers the first key player in salvation history, Adam. The same Adam who brought original sin into the world. Listen as she focuses on his pre-sin condition—which will give us the blueprint of a true Child…
LISTEN NOW
Noah, Covenants Vs. Contracts, and a God of Second Chances
We’re on week three of the series on salvation history. This week’s Old Testament figure, Noah. And there’s more to his story than a cute children’s tale. It’s a story that puts the rumors of a mean, angry, and eager to smite God to bed. Through Noah, God redeems and…
LISTEN NOW
Abraham: The Promise of a Great Nation, Great Name, and Worldwide Blessing
Abraham is the man of the hour during week four of our series on salvation history. And there are a lot of moving parts to his story: Before he was Abraham he was Abram. He was called out into the wilderness by God. He’s responsible for the practice of circumcision.…
LISTEN NOW
Moses, Idolatry, and Interior Slavery
Week five of our series on salvation history is here. And Moses is our man. I say Moses, you say? Ten Commandments. Ten plagues of Egypt. The golden calf. Parting of the Red Sea. Wandering in the wilderness for 40 years. What do all these pieces of his story have…
LISTEN NOW
David and Trickle Down Blessing
King David is in the hot seat this week—week six of our series on salvation history. He’s the most important figure in the Old Testament. David’s “a man after God’s own heart” after all. His life had many triumphs and some big falls. But of these vignettes, do we recall…
LISTEN NOW
Jesus and the Eucharist Foretold by the Prophets
Today we begin to explore the final covenant in salvation history—Jesus. Review prophets like Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel with Richaél Lucero. They reveal a covenant that is not confined to Jesus the God-man or his Passion and death. But includes the events in the Upper Room on Holy Thursday and…
LISTEN NOW
Covenants: Expanded God’s Family & Perfected by Jesus
The covenants of salvation history are more connected than they seem. First, God strategically grew his family from a marriage to an international Church through the covenants. And second, every covenant was fulfilled by Jesus. Listen to week eight of our salvation history series as Richaél Lucero points out the…
LISTEN NOW
The New Covenant Fulfilled: The Last Supper & Crucifixion
God prepared the Israelites for the Eucharistic covenant through his prophets. Look at the Last Supper and Crucifixion with Richaél Lucero. You’ll learn how they fulfill God’s promises given through the prophets. And what this new covenant in Jesus’ blood means for us today.
LISTEN NOW
support clumsy theosis
This show is 100% listener supported. And we can only do what we do because of listener generosity.
Will you help me get this show out to those who need it? Please donate today.
You must be logged in to post a comment.