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Letters From Home

Letters From Home

Di: Hank Garner
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We're all a long way from home.

That's the thing the Bible keeps trying to tell us. We're sojourners. Pilgrims. People walking a road we can't see the end of. And the whole canon of Scripture — Moses, the prophets, the Psalms, the Gospels, Paul writing from a Roman prison — is mail for people still on the road. Sent by a Father who has not forgotten where we belong.

Letters from Home is a daily Bible teaching podcast with host Hank Garner. Each weekday, we open one letter and read it slow. Monday through Thursday lays the groundwork — the context, the language, the lives behind the words. Friday, the message lands.

No yelling. No hot takes. No twelve-step takeaways. Just Scripture, opened with care, for the kind of people who keep their Bibles dog-eared and their questions honest.

If you're homesick for somewhere you've never been — that's not a problem. That's the address on the envelope.

Pull up a chair. There's mail.

Hank Garner 2026
Catechesi ed evangelismo Cristianesimo Spiritualità
  • Letter 028 — The Story: I Have Seen, I Have Heard, I Know (Exodus 3)
    Jun 17 2026

    The bush burns and is not consumed. The voice says Moses's name twice. The verbs change everything — I have seen, I have heard, I know.

    In this letter

    - Walking through the encounter slow

    - The Hebrew seneh (H5572) — the thorny bramble bush

    - The Angel of the Lord, and the question of pre-incarnation Christ

    - Moses's choice to turn aside, and why the voice waited

    - Hineni (H2009) — Here I am, full availability

    - Qodesh (H6944) — holy ground

    - The three verbs of divine awareness — raah, shama, yada

    - I have come down — the gospel in one sentence

    Scripture

    - Exodus 3:1-10

    Hebrew word studies

    - seneh (סְנֶה, Strong's H5572) — the thorny bramble bush

    - hineni (הִנֵּנִי, H2009) — Here I am. Available. Ready.

    - qodesh (קֹדֶשׁ, H6944) — holy, set apart

    - raah (רָאָה, H7200) — to see, perceive

    - shama (שָׁמַע, H8085) — to hear, listen responsively

    - yada (יָדַע, H3045) — to know intimately

    Coming tomorrow | The Address. Are you noticing the bush?

    > There'll be more mail tomorrow.

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    12 min
  • Letter 027 — The Sender: Three Lives, Forty Years Each (Exodus 2-3)
    Jun 16 2026

    Moses had three lives. One ended at forty. The next ended at eighty. The third was about to start in a wilderness he had stopped expecting anything from.

    In this letter

    - The traditional Mosaic authorship of the Torah

    - Moses the prince of Egypt — the basket in the reeds, Pharaoh's house

    - The killing of the Egyptian and the flight to Midian

    - Moses the fugitive — forty years tending Jethro's sheep, married, settled, done

    - Numbers 12:3 — Moses as anav, the humblest man on earth

    - Why God called the eighty-year-old, not the forty-year-old

    Scripture

    - Exodus 2 (referenced)

    - Numbers 12:3

    - Acts 7:23-29 (Stephen's retelling, referenced)

    Coming tomorrow | The Story. The encounter at the bush, slow.

    > There'll be more mail tomorrow.

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    9 min
  • Letter 026 — The Envelope: The Bush That Wouldn't Burn Up (Exodus 3)
    Jun 15 2026

    A fugitive shepherd on the back of the desert. A bush that burns and is not consumed. A voice that says his name twice. The day Moses's real life began.

    In this letter

    - Setting the scene — Moses at eighty, tending Jethro's flock in Midian

    - A slow read of Exodus 3:1-8 (NKJV)

    - The bush — seneh, the scraggly bramble

    - Why God put the strange thing in Moses's path and then waited

    - The doubled name as summons (Abraham, Samuel, Saul)

    - Here I am — Moses's one-word answer

    - Sandals off, holy ground

    Scripture

    - Exodus 3:1-8

    Coming tomorrow | The Sender. The man with three lives.

    > There'll be more mail tomorrow.

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    Join us at https://hanksbiblestudy.com for more resources to help strengthen your faith.

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    7 min
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