Tectonic Ministries on YouTube
Hosted by Daniel Murphy, author of The Death and Resurrection of Our World, explores the profound and timeless visions of a renewed world as described in the Bible. Each episode dives deep into scripture, offering reflections and insights on themes of peace, restoration, revelations, the rapture, the bible and today, as well as the divine promise.
Latest Podcast Episode
13th August 2026
All God's covenants have this in common
Most of us grew up hearing that God loves us and that Jesus died for our sins. Both of those things are profoundly true. But there is a framework that makes those truths even more extraordinary than we realised.
In Episode 4 of God's 55 Days, host Sarah Biggs and author Dan Murphy explore the concept of the Suzerain Vassal Treaty, an ancient form of covenant in which the greater party sets all the terms and pays the full cost, and the lesser party simply responds. Every covenant God has made with humanity operates on this basis.
But here is where it becomes something other than a legal transaction. Because what God is offering in the New Covenant is not a set of obligations. It is a marriage proposal. Jesus came to purchase His bride. He paid the bride price with His own blood. We are not signing up to a set of doctrines. We are responding to a proposal from the God of heaven and earth.
Jesus died exactly 1500 years to the hour after this happened
What if God established the pattern of salvation fifteen hundred years before Jesus fulfilled it?
In this first episode of the God's 55 Days podcast series, host Sarah Biggs sits down with author and pastor Dan Murphy to explore one of the most extraordinary structural patterns in all of Scripture. Fifteen hundred years before Jesus rode into Jerusalem, God unfolded a covenant with Israel at the foot of Mount Sinai across exactly fifty-five precise days.
And then, to the exact day, He did it again. Dan shares the moment that started it all: standing in the largest church in Papua New Guinea, watching thousands of faithful believers worship, and noticing with quiet grief that something was simply missing.
That moment set him on a journey into Scripture that changed everything.
