In this episode of Bible Over Brews, the hosts and guest Brian Godawa delved into the themes of God’s silence during the intertestamental period, the significance of the Apocrypha, and the role of the Septuagint in understanding scripture.
They explore the Maccabean revolt, the spiritual warfare between heavenly and earthly powers, and the character development in Godawa’s new novel, Judah Maccabee.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of narrative theology and the intersection of faith and history.
Brian Godawa discusses the interplay between imagery, storytelling and cultural narratives, emphasizing how these elements can convey truths within different contexts.
He explores the relationship between paganism and Christianity in storytelling, the role of superheroes as modern deities, and the ideological shifts in media influenced by DEI.
Godawa also delves into the significance of historical context in storytelling, the impact of nihilism on narratives and the creative boundaries that shape his writing.
Throughout the discussion, he highlights the importance of engaging worlds and the theological implications of his work, particularly regarding the Watchers in his novels.