Aliens On Earth

the Book of Jeremiah uncovers three prophetic portraits of Christ and their implications for the believer's life. First, Jeremiah's life as the Rejected Messenger foreshadows Christ's ultimate rejection, calling listeners to choose courage over the "soft compromise" of silence. Second, the prophecy of the Righteous Branch (Yahweh Tsidkenu) reveals Christ as the King who is our righteousness (Jeremiah 23:6), ch...

The episode, "Song of Solomon," transitions from the futility of Ecclesiastes (Hevel, or "vapor") to the Eternal Substance of intimacy, revealing Jesus Christ as the ultimate Bridegroom. It explores the Song of Solomon on three levels, culminating in the prophetic allegory of Christ and the Church, emphasizing His passionate, pursuing love as the answer to life's deepest longings and a love stronger than dea...

The episode, "Discovering Jesus in Ecclesiastes," argues that the book's theme of Hevel (meaninglessness/vapor) is a "divine setup."It highlights that everything "under the sun"—wealth, wisdom, pleasure—is vapor and cannot satisfy the "eternity in man's heart." This futility drives the listener to Jesus, the Eternal Word and Solid Rock, who is the only reality that is not Hevel. He fu...

In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of Israel’s worship — the book of Psalms — and uncover how every cry, every song, and every moment of praise points us to Jesus. From the throne room of the Righteous King, to the anguish of the Suffering Servant, to the glory of the Pre-Incarnate Christ, we’ll see how these ancient songs reveal the fullness of who Jesus is.

You’ll be encouraged to surrender your worries to His kingship, ...

This episode of "Aliens on Earth" season 2, episode 15, titled "Discovering Jesus in the Old Testament: Job," explores the story of Job and how it points to Jesus. It delves into themes of God's confidence in Job's faith amidst suffering, Job's integrity in loss, the silence of God, the longing for a mediator, the declaration of resurrection, and Job's ultimate restoration through forgiveness. Th...

It explores Nehemiah's story of rebuilding the broken walls of Jerusalem, highlighting themes of leadership, opposition, and God's faithfulness. The episode draws parallels between Nehemiah's actions and the ultimate Rebuilder, Jesus Christ, emphasizing His willingness to leave heaven, intercede for humanity, and serve as a leader. It also discusses the spiritual warfare encountered during rebuilding and the finished wo...

In this episode of "Discovering Jesus in the Old Testament," we dive into the Book of Ezra. Picking up after the Babylonian exile, we explore the return of the Jewish exiles to Jerusalem and their efforts to rebuild the Temple. We'll uncover how this story of restoration is a "second exodus," foreshadowing Christ's ultimate deliverance from sin, and how God uses unexpected people like King Cyrus to fulfi...

The episode explains that "Chronicles" means a detailed historical record. The author, "the Chronicler," retold Israel's history after their exile with a new emphasis on God's promises, presence, and the hope of a coming King. The key goals were to establish identity, emphasize hope (focusing on the Temple, worship, and the Davidic king), and encourage faithfulness. The conclusion encourages listeners to...

n this episode of Aliens on Earth: Discovering Jesus in the Old Testament, we step out of the national chaos of Judges and into the personal story of Ruth. What begins with famine, compromise, and loss in Bethlehem leads to a breathtaking portrait of God’s faithfulness. We explore Naomi’s bitterness, Ruth’s radical faith, and Boaz as a picture of Christ, our Kinsman-Redeemer. At its heart, Ruth shows us how God can turn emptiness i...

The book of Judges is full of broken and imperfect people like you and I. This book is also filled with repeated failure. Israel falls into a cycle of sin, oppression, and short-lived deliverance. Yet, in every judge we see a shadow of Jesus — the true and perfect Deliverer. Gideon’s weakness, Samson’s sacrifice, Deborah’s wisdom — all points us to the One who saves fully Perfectly and finally. Judges ends with a longing for a king...

In this enlightening episode, we dive into the transition from Moses to Joshua, exploring how this pivotal moment in the book of Joshua symbolizes the shift from law to grace. As Moses represents the law, Joshua's leadership foreshadows the grace and salvation found in Jesus Christ. We examine how Joshua's role as a deliverer and conqueror mirrors Christ's mission to lead us into spiritual freedom and victory. Join us a...

Deuteronomy is often seen as a book of laws and long speeches, but beneath its surface runs a golden thread pointing us to Jesus Christ. In this episode, we trace that thread and discover how Christ is revealed as the Bread of Life in our wilderness (Deut. 8), the God of second chances who rewrites our story (Deut. 10), the Defender of the weak and forgotten (Deut. 10), the Prophet we must listen to (Deut. 18), the One who bore our...

In this episode of "Aliens on Earth," we dive into the profound symbolism of the five offerings in Leviticus and their prophetic connection to Christ. Discover how each offering—burnt, grain, peace, sin, and guilt—provides a unique perspective on Jesus' ultimate sacrifice. From the burnt offering's total devotion to the grain offering's sinless life, and the peace offering's reconciliation, to the sin offe...