Kuriosity Saves

Sheena Keesha
  • 4.7 (3)
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Come, let's reason together — not apart from God, but with him. This podcast is for seekers, believers, and the spiritually curious. Kuriosity Saves explores divine questions God asks throughout Scripture and the ones we carry in our own hearts. God's questions aren't informational; they're invitational. Blending cinematic storytelling with biblical insight, this podcast reveals how holy curiosity surrendered to Christ can lead to encounter, restoration, and new life. The title cleverly integrates the Greek word Kurios, meaning "Lord," with a play on a famous idiom "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back".

Season 1

  1. Episode 1

    S01E1: K is for Curious | Intro

    What if your questions aren’t something to be afraid of or something you have to fix? What if they’re actually leading you somewhere—or to Someone—deeper? In this first episode, host Sheena Keesha unpacks why this podcast is called Kuriosity Saves. The title carries a double meaning: the human pull toward curiosity, and Kurios, the Greek word for Lord. Each episode will explore a question God asks in Scripture and what that question shows us about who He is, who we are, and the life He invites us into. Come with your questions. And stay long enough to hear His.

  2. Episode 2

    S01E2: Creator Before Questioner

    What comes first: the Creator or the questions? It's difficult to understand what's broken if you've never seen it whole. So let's go back to the "very good" beginning, where wonder comes before wander. Only then can we understand not only what was lost, but also why the questions God asks carry so much weight. Before the first sunrise, there was a sentence. In this episode of Kuriosity Saves, we let the creation story speak for itself and trace how God used His Word(s) to bring order, beauty, relationship, and rest into the world. From the stars in the sky to the seas, and all the way to humanity being made in God’s image, Scripture shows us that creation was never meant to be empty or meaningless. It was made as a sacred place where we could live in connection with the Creator—the One who made it all and continues to hold it all together.   Scriptures Read in This Episode: Psalm 104:24   Genesis 1:1–2 Psalm 104:30 Psalm 90:2 Nehemiah 9:6 Isaiah 45:18 Job 38:4–7   Genesis 1:3–5 Job 38:12 Job 38:19–20 Psalm 33:6, 9 John 1:1–5 2 Corinthians 4:6 Colossians 1:15–17   Genesis 1:6–8 Psalm 148:4 Job 26:8 Proverbs 30:4   Genesis 1:9–10 Job 38:8–11 Job 28:24–27 Proverbs 8:12, 27–29 Jeremiah 5:22   Genesis 1:11–13 Psalm 104:14–16 Isaiah 55:10–11   Genesis 1:14–19 Psalm 136:7–9 Jeremiah 31:35 Psalm 19:1–6 Job 38:31–33 Romans 1:19–20   Genesis 1:20–23 Psalm 148:7 Job 12:7–10 Job 39:26–27   Genesis 1:24–25 Psalm 50:10–11 Psalm 104:20–22 Job 38:39–41   Genesis 1:26–28 Psalm 8:3–8 Psalm 115:16 Acts 17:26–27   Genesis 1:29–31 Psalm 145:15–16   Genesis 2:1–3 Exodus 20:11 Hebrews 4:4 Hebrews 4:9–10 Revelation 4:11

  3. Bonus

    BONUS: The Breakdown | S01E2

    Note: This bonus segment features two AI-generated voices discussing the episode's themes, based on research and direction from the podcast host. When we read Genesis alongside the rest of Scripture, we see that it is doing more than explaining where the world came from. It shows us God creating a world that is alive, welcoming, and able to sustain life. And He does this by speaking—through His Word, dabar in Hebrew, memra in Aramaic, and logos in Greek. It's also about God making a place where relationship can happen. From the very beginning, God is inviting humanity to live close to Him and to enter into Sabbath rest—a life marked by peace, trust, and ongoing connection with the Creator.

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About

Come, let's reason together — not apart from God, but with him. This podcast is for seekers, believers, and the spiritually curious. Kuriosity Saves explores divine questions God asks throughout Scripture and the ones we carry in our own hearts. God's questions aren't informational; they're invitational. Blending cinematic storytelling with biblical insight, this podcast reveals how holy curiosity surrendered to Christ can lead to encounter, restoration, and new life. The title cleverly integrates the Greek word Kurios, meaning "Lord," with a play on a famous idiom "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back".

Information

  • Creator
    Sheena Keesha
  • Episodes
    3
  • Seasons
    1
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
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