The Environmental Christian Podcast

Dr. Matthew Sleeth wrote an excellent book called Reforesting Faith: What Trees Teach Us About the Nature of God and His Love for Us. I want to share an unofficial study he did over the years regarding trees in the Bible.

It’s wonderful that we have nature all around us. Even in the city we can look to the sky, find plants growing in crevices, and see birds. (Or at least the evidence of birds.) You can also see evidence of humans.

Friends Gabby and Scott, author of The Year Without a Purchase, join me to talk about their year, what they learned and how they're proceeding. 

(This podcast is about 18 minutes long.)

⁷ But we have this treasure in jars of clay,^[a] so that the surpassing greatness of the power may be from God and not from ourselves. 2 Cor. 4:7

Why, after such an announcement like “this is my son whom I am well pleased” did Jesus remove himself from company and spend 40 days alone without food?

Did you know cleaning the house can be hazardous to your health? 

10 creation care themes in scripture

We're familiar with the 3Rs, but what about the 5Rs?

There are five books of poetry and wisdom in the Bible: Job, a book about human suffering; Psalms, a book that can be used for prayers; Proverbs, a book of wisdom; Ecclesiastes, a book about living; and Song of Songs, a PG-13 book about love.

Reveling in the Genesis scripture, poetry by Dr. Scott Cairn, and getting in the dirt.