the dry bones dance podcast

Dry bones dance does two things simultaneously--either of which would make this podcast well worth listening to: First, it allows you to connect this ancient gospel with the questions, trials and joys of your everyday life, and second, it presents the intriguing ambiguities, difficulties and paradoxes of the Gospel of Mark in a scholarly and honest way. Tom Jones (amateur, in the best sense) and Rodney Reeves (scholar, also in the best sense) share with us their conversation about what is clearly the most important thing in their lives--the historical and living Christ.

Dry Bones Dance is a timely, intelligent and fresh dialogue between Tom Jones and Rodney Reeves about the gospel of Mark. Their easy conversation deftly catches you and puts the listener into the conversation. Rodney and Tom handle the complex with biblical criticism that brings needed light on a neglected gospel. It's their simple conversational approach that brings Mark to the reader/listener in such a manner that builds a renewed desire to "see" Jesus once again. Excellent for novice as well a advanced biblical studies students.