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Pastor Kevin with Pathway hosts BibleWay | Bible in a Year Devotional Bible Study, a religion show with 80 episodes published.
Man looks at the outward appearance. God looks at the heart. Samuel is ready to anoint the tallest, most impressive son in the room, and God stops him cold — the next king is the youngest, the one still out with the shee
You obey God right up until it stops being convenient — that's Saul's whole strategy, and he doesn't even see it as disobedience. He spares the king. He keeps the best livestock. He builds himself a monument before Samue
“Nothing can hinder the LORD from saving by many or a few.” Jonathan believes it enough to attack a garrison with nobody but his armor-bearer at his side, and God sends the enemy into a panic before Israel's main army ev
A battlefield win can make anyone look like the right choice. Saul rescues a besieged town, unites the tribes, and for one shining chapter looks every bit the king Israel wanted. But Samuel knows the truth isn't found in
Israel wants a king they can see, the same way their ancestors always wanted Egypt's meat and a golden calf over an invisible God. Samuel warns them plainly what that king will take — sons, daughters, land, everything —
Israel drags the ark onto the battlefield like a good-luck charm and loses it to the enemy for their trouble. In Philistia, a false god falls on its face twice before losing its head and hands. God isn't deployed. He isn
Barrenness becomes the setting, again, for a woman who refuses to stay silent in front of God. Hannah prays with no sacrifice, no priest, nothing but her own voice — and the tabernacle finally becomes what its name alway
Four hundred years of collapse, and then, quietly, one woman who loves better than anyone else in the story. No miracle announces Ruth. No prophet backs her up. Just a foreigner who refuses to leave a bitter, grieving wi
Grief doesn't always lead to repentance — sometimes it just leads to more of the same. Israel goes to war over an atrocity, loses twenty-two thousand men before God even shows up to help, and afterward does everything ex
A blinking warning light doesn't cause the problem — it just tells you something's broken underneath. Three stories of religious collapse, one after another: a homemade idol, a priest for hire, a wandering tribe that ste
There's a particular kind of ache in doing something meaningful without ever feeling like you're part of the story. Samson has strength enough for ten men and devotion to no one but himself. Every relationship becomes a
Nothing ruins a relationship faster than turning it into a negotiation. Jephthah is a brilliant deal-maker — with his family, with his enemies, and tragically, with God. He didn't need the vow. The victory was already hi
Seventy brothers, one rock, and a throne nobody gave him. Abimelech seizes power through blood, and the city that helped him get there will die right alongside him. A parable about a bramble nobody wanted as king becomes
Thirty-two thousand men become three hundred, because God won't share the glory with an army large enough to take credit. A dream about a barley cake does what months of reassurance couldn't — it drains the fear right ou
God's rule is a cruise ship in open water — steady, safe, unshaken. Israel keeps jumping for the ferry instead. Deborah leads when a warrior won't. Jael finishes what a general started. And Gideon, threshing wheat in hid
Freedom without wisdom always reveals what you're actually made of. With Joshua gone and no one left to lead them back to God, Israel starts down a road every young adult recognizes — chasing what feels like independence
A dying leader's last words carry more weight than all his first ones combined. Joshua's is a simple formula: God fought for you, so cling to Him. But in his final speech he flips the order everyone expects — not “God is
Twelve tribes sharing one land will always need someone standing in the gap. That's the priest's job — not to take sides, but to carry the current of vengeance, grief, and guilt somewhere safe. Cities of refuge exist for
One child gets more than another — that's just how inheritance works, in families and in kingdoms. But God's math isn't about birth order. It's about who was willing to lay their life down for someone else. Judah gets th
For most of history, either the gods did the work or we did — never both. God rejects that whole framework. He wants partners, not spectators. So while the land is divided among tribes too tired or too timid to take thei
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