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The Bible is the most important book in the world. It not only takes us through the whole history of the universe from beginning to end, but it can also speak clearly to us about daily life: Why are we here? Is there really a God who has shown up in human history? How should we live? Book by Book explores the Bible's answers to the deepest questions.
Biblical Frameworks hosts Book by Book, a religion show with 43 episodes published.
You can sit through years of preaching and still miss the point. From a fruit and veg shop at the Farm Fellowship near Preston, we open James and let it press on the places where everyday life is won or lost: listening,
“Consider it pure joy” is one of the hardest lines in the New Testament to take seriously, especially when life is genuinely frightening. From a barn at Farm Fellowship near Preston, we begin a book-by-book Bible study o
The world can feel like it belongs to whoever shouts loudest, fights hardest, or manipulates best, so Psalm 24 lands like a challenge: “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” We take that claim seriously and ask
Psalm 23 is so familiar that we can miss how daring it really is. We sit with “The Lord is my shepherd” and read it in its wider setting, between Psalm 22’s crucifixion shadow and Psalm 24’s picture of Christ the King, a
The opening line of Psalm 22 is not a distant religious quote, it is the cry Jesus chose for the cross. We sit with the words “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” and ask what they actually mean, not just emotiona
Psalm 20 sounds like a comforting prayer until you ask one unsettling question: who is the “you”? From Sandown Park near London, we follow that thread and find ourselves face to face with the Messiah, because the psalm n
A love that warns is a love that won’t look away. We sit with Leviticus 26–27 and hear a Father’s voice pressing toward blessing, waving us off the edge with urgency, and promising a world remade. The conversation tracks
What if the most radical social policy begins in worship? We open Leviticus 24–25 and find a blueprint where reverence for the Name reshapes hearts, households, and even soil. This conversation moves from the gravity of
A calendar of rituals can feel distant, until you realise it maps the whole arc of redemption. We walk through Leviticus 23 and discover how each feast becomes a waypoint: Sabbath as weekly rest that remembers creation a
Holiness isn’t a soft glow. It’s a blazing reality that exposes our best masks and raises a hard question: who can stand? We open Leviticus 22 and follow its thread through the strict life of priests, the demand for perf
Holiness isn’t a Sunday hobby. We open Leviticus 17–20 and discover why worship touches money, marriage, mercy, and the moments that feel too small to matter. When God says “be holy because I am holy,” he invites us into
A single day each year, one man stepped behind the curtain with trembling hands, and an entire nation held its breath. We unpack Leviticus 16 with clear eyes and full hearts, exploring why the Day of Atonement sits at th
What if holiness is less about rule-keeping and more about life-keeping? We open Leviticus 11 and trace a surprising thread from clean and unclean animals to moldy walls, childbirth, and the hope of resurrection, showing
Holiness can feel abstract until you watch water, oil, blood, and glory move through a people. We step into Leviticus 8–10 and watch Aaron and his sons begin their ministry with washing, robes, and an overflow of oil, th
Ever felt squeaky clean on the outside yet weighed down inside? We open Leviticus and find a path that deals not just with guilt but with stain, not just with apology but with repair. With Dr Paul Blackham and the Revere
A voice calls from the tent of meeting and a harder question follows: how can unholy people live near a holy God without being consumed? We take listeners into Leviticus with fresh eyes, showing how the book continues th
Standing at the threshold of the Promised Land, Moses gazes across the horizon at what his eyes can see but his feet cannot tread. This poignant final chapter of Deuteronomy offers us profound wisdom about finishing well
Moses stands at the edge of the Promised Land, delivering his final messages to a new generation of Israelites. What could possibly be so urgent that this dying leader needs to emphasize it with his last breaths? The ans
The stark reality of life's fundamental choice stands at the heart of Deuteronomy chapters 26-28. As Israel prepared to cross into the Promised Land, they faced a decision that would shape their entire future: follow God
Chaos has become our default state. As we rush through life tethered to our devices, boundaries blur and integrity falters. But what if there's a better way? Deuteronomy offers striking wisdom about living ordered lives
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