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H46 - Theology and Apologetics

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Hosea 4:6 says, "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." Here, we believe that it's the duty and privilege of all believers to "speak the truth in love" by knowing, articulating, and defending what the bible says. The H46 Theology and Apologetics podcast is recorded as part of the Systematic Theology and Apologetics class at Rock Hill Church in California. Views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of Rock Hill Church or its leadership and are not to be taken as endorsements by the church.

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March 8, 2026

3.33 - Genesis Study - The Covenant with Abram

When God makes a promise to Abram, it sounds straightforward enough. But then Abram asks how he'll know God will actually deliver on the promise—which seems odd, considering Scripture just told us Abraham believed God and it was counted as righteousness. Abram's request wasn't complete disbelief. It was wavering confidence, like asking for a prenup before marriage. God responds with a peculiar ritual involving slaughtered animals split in half, a common ancient Near Eastern covenant ceremony where participants would walk between the pieces, swearing they'd face similar destruction if they broke the oath. But God does something unexpected. He puts Abraham to sleep and passes through the animals alone, taking full responsibility for the covenant's fulfillment. Through a smoking fire pot and flaming torch, God declares the land will absolutely be given to Abraham's descendants—even though they'll first endure 400 years of bondage in Egypt. This wasn't just ancient symbolism. What appeared metaphorical to Abram became literal reality in Jesus Christ, who was physically torn apart on the cross between two criminals, bearing the covenant's penalty himself.

March 1, 2026

3.32 - Genesis Study - And He Believed God

After his military victory in Genesis 14, Abram receives a vision from God—not just words, but a visible manifestation. This marks the first time scripture records "the word of the Lord came to" someone, establishing Abram as God's representative on earth.God reassures Abram of the promise offspring as numerous as the stars, and Abram's belief is counted as righteousness. But here's what makes this moment remarkable: Abram doesn't pretend everything is fine. Ten years have passed since the initial promise, Sarah remains barren, and he's legally preparing to adopt his servant Eliezer as heir. With respectful honesty, Abram brings his frustration directly to God. What does God ask for? Simply trust in His word and His timing, not Abram's preferred timeline. Throughout scripture, God repeatedly reminds His people to remember past faithfulness when facing new challenges.

February 22, 2026

3.31 - Genesis Study - Melchizedek and the Messianic Profile

Who exactly was Melchizedek, and why should you care about this mysterious biblical figure? This enigmatic priest-king makes a brief appearance in Genesis 14 before vanishing from scripture for nearly a thousand years. When he resurfaces in Psalm 110, King David makes surprising messianic connections that Jesus himself later references to challenge the Pharisees' understanding. After Psalm 110, this figure mysteriously disappears from discussion for a millennium.In the Second Temple period, Jewish scholars identified multiple messianic profiles—including the conquering son of David and the suffering servant. The Dead Sea Scrolls reveal that the Qumran community believed Melchizedek would be the Messiah, a divine figure executing God's judgment. The discussion traces how scattered biblical references ultimately converge in Hebrews, where Melchizedek's priesthood is directly compared to Jesus's eternal priesthood. The debate of Melchizedek's identity centers on Hebrews 7:3, which describes Melchizedek as having no genealogy or lifespan. Some scholars see him as a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus, while others view him as typology—a human priest-king foreshadowing Christ through symbolic elements.

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What is H46 - Theology and Apologetics?: Hosea 4:6 says, "My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." Here, we believe that it's the duty and privilege of all believers to "speak the truth in love" by knowing, articulating, and defending what the bible says.

The H46 Theology and Apologetics podcast is recorded as part of the Systematic Theology and Apologetics class at Rock Hill Church in California. Views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of Rock Hill Church or its leadership and are not to be taken as endorsements by the church.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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