Immanuel New Testament Challenge Podcast

Join us for the New Testament Challenge, a weekly podcast designed to help you stay engaged as we read through the New Testament together. Through short, practical conversations with pastors, ministry leaders, and people from our church, we’ll explore what we’re reading, answer common questions, and hear how God is using Scripture to make us more mature disciples of Jesus.

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  Episode #2

  Reading The Bible as a Family

  Aug 26, 202619 minS1

  <p>Pastor Wesley and Kelly Potter, Immanuel’s Director of Women’s and Children’s Ministries, discuss the week’s reading in Luke 1–6 and introduce the Immanuel Kids Daily Devotional as a simple family companion guide. Wesleyconnects the resource to Deuteronomy 6:4–9 (the Shema), emphasizing God’s word as part of everyday family rhythms. Kelly explains she created the devotional after prayer and staff goal planning, motivated by growing family participationand parents’ uncertainty about discussing Scripture and prayer at home. The format includes a brief synopsis, “think about it” questions (content, feelings/why, and application), and a scripted prayer to help families begin. They...

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  What Bible Translation Should I Read?

  Aug 19, 202612 minS1

  <p>The Immanuel New Testament Challenge podcast launches as a weekly Friday show designed to support participants reading through the New Testament with discussion, common questions, and guests. In this opening episode, Pastor Wesley and Pastor Mike address the question of what Bible translation to use. They explain that Scripture was written in Hebrew and Greek and describe translation philosophies on a continuum from more word-for-word (e.g., ESV, NASB) to more readability-focused (e.g., NLT), with NIV and CSB in the middle. They note comparing translations can help in study and application, and encourage listeners not to let finding...

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