HeyJaredOne Accord
A podcast featuring Christians with various and diverse theological backgrounds coming together in Christian love and unity to have hard conversations while maintaining the bond of peace.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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1 Kings 8–9 (opens the original)
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The glory of the Lord fills the temple, Solomon prays one of the most theologically loaded prayers in Scripture, and God declares that His name, His eyes, and His heart will be in this place perpetually. But what does "forever" actually mean? Joe, Eric, and Greg work verse by verse through 1 Kings 8 and 9 and hit one of the sharpest disagreements of the entire Biblical Theology Project: whether God's promise is tied to a building, a city, or a people, and whether anything has changed since.
1 Kings 5–7 (opens the original)
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Solomon spends seven years building a house for the name of the Lord and thirteen building his own palace. Is that a misplaced priority, or is it exactly backward from how modern readers assume? In this episode of The One Accord Podcast, Joe, Eric, and Greg work verse by verse through 1 Kings 5-7, wrestling with what it means for God's name to dwell in a building He cannot be contained by, why the temple site had to be silent, whether the carved cherubim and palm trees echo Eden, and what a skep
1 Kings 1–4 (opens the original)
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The Biblical Theology Project opens a brand new book. Joe, Greg, and Eric walk through 1 Kings 1-4, where David's reign ends in political chaos, Adonijah crowns himself without an invitation list, and Solomon consolidates a kingdom through a series of executions the Bible reports without flinching. Along the way the guys wrestle with what it means that God shows up to bless a king who is already compromising, and why Solomon's request for wisdom is a model for prayer without being a promise.
2 Samuel 20–24 (opens the original)
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In this episode, the One Accord Podcast wraps up the book of Second Samuel by tackling chapters 20 through 24. From Joab's ruthless return to power and a broken ancient treaty that triggered divine judgment, to the provocative question of whether God can truly be "moved by prayer," this conversation digs into some of the most theologically charged passages in the historical books. The hosts also examine David's census, the nature of free will, and what it means to offer God something that actual
2 Samuel 17–19 (opens the original)
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n this episode of The One Accord Podcast, Joe, Eric, and Greg work through 2 Samuel 17–19, where God's sovereign hand orchestrates the collapse of Absalom's rebellion. From the divine thwarting of Ahithophel's counsel to Absalom's infamous death in a tree, this passage raises hard questions about God's providence, the ethics of deception, and what it looks like when a father grieves the son who tried to destroy him.
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