The Stranger Theology Bible In A Year Podcast
by Joel Muddamalle, PhD
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Mt. Moriah - Episode 4
Apr 30, 2026
5m 19s
Melchizedek: The King-Priest Who Appears Without Beginning
Apr 13, 2026
37m 24s
The Unseen Battle - A Deep Dive Into the Theology Behind the Book
Mar 30, 2026
1h 02m 39s
The Tower of Babel - Episode 3
Mar 26, 2026
5m 31s
Why Iran Rages: Cosmic Geopolitical Warfare Today
Mar 21, 2026
34m 09s
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| 4/30/26 |  Mt. Moriah - Episode 4 | This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit strangertheology.substack.comOne mountain. Three moments. Infinite significance. On Mt. Moriah, Abraham bound Isaac, David built an altar, and Solomon raised the temple—and at the center of it all stands the Angel of the Lord with outstretched sword. This is the mountain where the morning star fell and where the true Morning Star would one day be lifted up. Discover the cosmic connections between Venus, Lucifer, sacrifice, and the pre-incarnate Christ standing watch over the place where provision meets promise. | 5m 19s | ||||||
| 4/13/26 |  Melchizedek: The King-Priest Who Appears Without Beginning | The figure of Melchizedek appears in Genesis 14 without warning. No genealogy. No origin story. No explanation. He blesses Abraham, receives tithes, and then vanishes from the narrative—only to resurface centuries later in Psalm 110 and become the centerpiece of Hebrews 7’s argument about Jesus as our great high priest.Most Christians skip past Melchizedek entirely. Second Temple Judaism tried to contain him by inventing a genealogy. But the author of Hebrews refuses both approaches and instead presents Melchizedek as a deliberately enigmatic figure pointing forward to Christ—a king-priest who operates outside the Levitical system, foreshadowing the one who would fulfill what the Law could never complete.In this conversation with trial attorney and author Adam Dougherty, we explore:* Why Genesis presents Melchizedek without father, mother, or genealogy—and what that silence is meant to teach us* How seeing Jesus throughout the Old Testament (not just waiting in a divine green room until the Incarnation) reshapes our understanding of Scripture’s coherence* The way Second Temple Judaism attempted to domesticate Melchizedek by tying him to Shem, and why the author of Hebrews demolishes that reading* What it means that our high priest operates in the order of Melchizedek rather than the order of Aaron—and why that distinction matters for understanding spiritual warfare and our access to GodThis is not speculation. This is the biblical text doing what it was designed to do: pointing us to Christ.Buy Adam’s Book:Get access to all the Podcast episodes,including the premium podcast series, “TheCosmic Mountain,” by upgrading to a paidmember. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 37m 24s | ||||||
| 3/30/26 |  The Unseen Battle - A Deep Dive Into the Theology Behind the Book | Get The Unseen Battle Today: https://amzn.to/4bsRMfkWeaving through the Old and New Testaments we will explore how Paul presents a supernatural household framework—the idea that God has both a supernatural and a human family—to explain the cosmic worldview of the Bible.We’re going to cutting through the noise of conspiracy theories and fanaticism, and instead gain a the theological framework to understanding spiritual warfare.* Gain clarity about geopolitical and cosmic war by understanding what Deuteronomy 32:8-9 teaches about our origin story.* Understand what the Bible teaches about demons, angels, and God's divine council, and how spiritual warfare impacts believers.* Discover the real reason for the division and disunity in our world, and the unexpected but crucial answer we find hiding in plain sight within the supernatural worldview of the Bible.Subscribe to the Substack: strangertheology.substack.com This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 1h 02m 39s | ||||||
| 3/26/26 |  The Tower of Babel - Episode 3 | This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit strangertheology.substack.comWhat do you do when you don't have a mountain? Build one. The Tower of Babel wasn't just human arrogance—it was a temple-tower reaching for the divine, an attempt to recreate what was lost at Eden. Explore the ingenuity, rebellion, and cosmic significance of humanity's first skyscraper, and discover how Pentecost became the redemptive reversal of Babel's curse. Sometimes our greatest gifts become our greatest idolatry when we curve inward instead of Godward. | 5m 31s | ||||||
| 3/21/26 |  Why Iran Rages: Cosmic Geopolitical Warfare Today | THE GODS OF THE NATIONS & GEOPOLITICAL WARFARE A 5-Week Cohort with Dr. Joel Muddamalle Exclusive for Stranger Theology Paid Members Starts March 27This is not a casual Bible study. It’s a seminary-level exploration of one of the most neglected frameworks in Scripture: the rebellious divine beings assigned to govern the nations after Babel (and what their ongoing warfare means for how we understand conflict, culture, and our calling as the people of God).What you’ll learn over five weeks:* Week 1: Theological Foundations. What does the Bible mean by “gods”? The cosmic structure of the biblical worldview.* Week 2: The Deuteronomy 32 Worldview. The text that reframes the entire Old Testament.* Week 3: Daniel 10 & Geopolitical Warfare (Live Teaching and Q/A). One of the most stunning passages located in the exilic period (and what it means for our world).* Week 4: Powers & Principalities in Paul. What Paul actually meant by these terms (and why it matters for how we live).* Week 5: The Gods Today (Live Teaching and Q/A). Where the powers operate now, and how the church stands in Christus Victor.What’s included:1. Curated articles and essays compiled by Dr. Joel and podcast episodes each week2. Selected chapters from The Unseen Battle (our textbook)3. Two live seminary-level teaching sessions with Q&A (Weeks 3 and 5)This cohort is exclusively for Stranger Theology paid members.You’ll get immediate access to the cohort, plus the entire Stranger Theology archive, premium podcast series (The Cosmic Mountain), and all future cohorts we release this year.Upgrade to paid today and get access to the cohort and the rest of the premium content. (Annual members get the best value, and you’ll be locked in for everything we release in 2026.)Sign up before March 27 to experience this in real time, and be sure to join the live later today!The world is at war. Do you know who you’re fighting (and why)?Start with the live event today. If the framework clicks, the cohort is waiting for you.Dr. Joel MuddamalleStranger Theology This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 34m 09s | ||||||
| 3/14/26 |  The Overlapping of Realms: Dreams, Visions, and Martyrdom with Leslie Garcia | What if one of the most overlooked figures in early Christianity reshapes how we understand spiritual warfare, martyrdom, and authority in the unseen realm?In this episode of Stranger Theology, we explore “The Woman Who Stepped on the Dragon’s Head”—a deep dive into Perpetua, early Christian visions, and the cosmic worldview of the ancient church. Far from symbolic fantasy, Perpetua’s visions reveal how early Christians understood the overlapping the realms.For a deep dive into the theology of this - Buy Joel’s Book “The Unseen Battle”Get access to all the Podcast episodes, including the premium podcast series, “The Cosmic Mountain,” by upgrading to a paid member. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 42m 40s | ||||||
| 2/26/26 |  Mt. Hermon - Episode 2 | This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit strangertheology.substack.comWhy do we always talk about the flood but never why it happened? Hidden in plain sight in Genesis 6 is the most overlooked backstory in Scripture—a rebellion on Mt. Hermon that unleashed chaos into creation. From Syria's snow-covered peaks to the springs of Caesarea Philippi where Jesus later declared war on hell itself, uncover the ancient rebellion of… | 5m 53s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 |  When the Spirits Answer Back: How the Bible Understands Spiritual Encounters | What does Scripture assume is happening when spiritual beings respond, deceive, or intervene?This conversation explores how the biblical authors understood spiritual encounters—not through modern psychology or superstition, but through ancient cosmology, divine councils, and spiritual authority. If you’ve ever wondered whether the Bible actually expects the unseen world to interact with ours, this is where the conversation gets serious.For a deep dive into the theology of this - Buy Joel’s Book “The Unseen Battle”Get access to all the Podcast episodes, including the premium podcast series, “The Cosmic Mountain,” by upgrading to a paid member. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 48m 21s | ||||||
| 1/21/26 |  Mt. Eden - Episode 1 | This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit strangertheology.substack.comBefore the fall, there was the ideal garden planted by Yahweh on a mountain top.Journey to the cosmic mountain of God, where Eden sat as earth’s first temple-garden. Discover why Adam and Eve weren’t just gardeners but warrior priests, how the Garden prefigured every sanctuary to come, and why understanding Eden transforms everything we think about sin…The Unseen BattleThe Book Of EnochStranger Theology Substack | 5m 00s | ||||||
| 1/20/26 |  The Cosmic Mountain: It's Time To Start The Ascent | This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit strangertheology.substack.comIn our inaugural episode of The Cosmic Mountain, we’re pulling back the curtain on one of the most overlooked yet essential features of biblical cosmology: mountains aren’t just pretty hiking spots, or an ancient tourist attraction. They were cosmic intersections. Ever wonder where stories of portals, time travel, and inter-dimensional existences came from? What if it all has to do with the “Cosmic Mountain.”Think about it. When was the last time you read about a biblical mountain and thought, “Oh, this is where heaven, earth, and the underworld meet”?Probably never. But that’s exactly what the original readers understood.The Ancient Map You’ve Never SeenIn this episode, we dive deep into ancient Hebrew cosmology (don’t worry, we make it fascinating, not boring; and accessible). Picture this:The Peak: Reaching into the heavens themselves (Ps 48:2-3)The Base: Extending down into Sheol, the underworld (Ps 46:3; 104:5-9)The Middle: Where we live, where the action happens, where cosmic battles play outThis wasn’t unique to Israel. From Greece to Japan, from India to Africa, ancient cultures recognized mountains as places of divine manifestation. They knew something we’ve forgotten. | 6m 12s | ||||||
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| 1/16/26 |  How To Read Genesis 1-11 Like An Ancient Israelite w/ Hakeem Bradley | In this conversation, Joel Muddamalle and Hakeem Bradley explore the profound themes found in Genesis 1-11, emphasizing the importance of understanding the ancient context and language of the biblical text. They discuss how language reflects cultural worldviews, the significance of genealogies, and the theological implications of stories like Babel and Abraham's narrative. The conversation highlights the cyclical nature of human behavior and divine response, encouraging listeners to engage deeply with scripture and its ancient roots.Hakeem Bradley: https://www.hakeembradley.com/Joel Muddamalle: https://www.muddamalle.com/Join the Substack: https://strangertheology.substack.com/Buy the Stranger Theology Journal: https://www.amazon.com/Stranger-Theology-Bible-Year-Journal/dp/B0G6FWHMZPBuy The Unseen Battle: https://www.amazon.com/Unseen-Battle-Spiritual-Warfare-Rebellions/dp/0310177626 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit strangertheology.substack.com/subscribe | 49m 37s | ||||||
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