In the episode "Remembering the Exodus – The Power of 'Zakar'," Word in Focus explores the Hebrew verb zakar (to remember) as it is presented in the Exodus narrative. This episode delves into the theological significance of zakar in shaping Israel's identity, worship practices, and covenant relationship with God. Listeners will discover how the act of remembrance reinforced the collective memory of God’s deliverance and faithfulness, deepening their understanding of how zakar underpinned Israel’s devotion and obedience.

In the episode "Discovering 'Makarios' in the Beatitudes," Word in Focus delves into the Greek word makarios as used in Matthew 5. This episode unpacks the implications of makarios for understanding true happiness and blessing, examining its significance within the context of first-century Judea and its connections to Old Testament wisdom literature. Listeners will gain a richer appreciation for how Jesus' teachings in the Beatitudes redefine the concept of blessedness, revealing profound insights into spiritual contentment and divine favor.

In the episode "Discovering 'Koinonia' – Fellowship in the Early Church," Word in Focus investigates the Greek word koinonia and its appearances throughout the New Testament. This episode highlights the communal and relational essence of early Christian life, illustrating how shared faith, mutual support, and the pooling of resources defined their practice. Listeners will gain insight into the depth of koinonia, showcasing how it shaped the early church's identity and fostered unity and spiritual growth.