Yeah, yeah. There’s so much more to the story, I know. Part 2 is coming tomorrow! What part of this story do you actually remember? More wonderfully unnecessary knowledge at the link in bio. #BibleStories #BiblicalHistory #howthehelldidinotknowthat #luciefrost

When Jesus taught His followers how to pray, He was actively rebelling against the mindless, repetitive religious rituals of the Roman Empire. Let's explore the rich, rebellious historical context of Matthew chapter 6. #Matthew6 #BiblicalHistory #ContextFromTheBible #LearningBiblically

When Jesus walked up a mountain to teach the crowds, every first-century Jewish listener would have immediately thought of one specific person from their history. Let's explore the stunning historical parallels hidden in Matthew chapter 5. #Matthew5 #biblicalhistory #SermonOnTheMount

Everyone in the first century expected the Messiah to launch His kingdom from the religious capital of Jerusalem. Why did Jesus choose a culturally mixed region on the outskirts instead? Let's look at the fascinating geography of Matthew chapter 4. #Matthew4 #BiblicalHistory #BibleContext

John the Baptist didn't choose the Judean wilderness by accident. Let's dive into the ancient history of Matthew chapter 3 and see why the desert has always been a place of preparation and testing. #Matthew3 #BiblicalHistory #BiblicalContexts #HistoryOfFaith #ChristianCommunity #BiblicalLearning

We usually only see him as a cartoonish villain in Christmas plays, but the real King Herod was one of the most ruthless and paranoid rulers of the ancient world. Let’s dive into the dark political history behind Matthew, chapter 2. #Matthew2 #BiblicalHistory #BibleContext #HistoryLovers