Learn The Bible

In this podcast I read through the Bible, chapter by chapter. I also share what the Lord is teaching me throughout the journey.

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  Episode #278

  Real. Practical. Encouragement - Day 278

  Oct 5, 20264 minS2

  DAY 278 - October 5 Jeremiah 9:17-26, Jeremiah 10, Jeremiah 11:1-17 • Colossians 1:24-29, Colossians 2:1-5 • Psalm 117:1-2 Join our daily Bible reading for Day 278 as we study Jeremiah and Colossians to explore themes of humility and unity. This session covers the readings for Day 278, focusing on Jeremiah 9-11 and Colossians 1-2. We look at God's specific instructions to Jeremiah and the importance of avoiding pride, providing a clear scripture breakdown to help you maintain a consistent rhythm in your own study. We also reflect on the importance of unity and understanding found in our Colossians commentary. By analyzing these texts during this Jeremiah study, we gain a clearer perspective on how the broader biblical narrative connects the warnings of the Old Testament with the practical encouragement of the New Testament. Subscribe for daily Bible reading breakdowns to keep your study consistent, and let me know in the comments: what stood out to you most about the message in today's reading?

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  Episode #277

  What the Bible says about Child Sacrifice! - Day 277

  Oct 4, 20265 minS2

  DAY 277 - October 4 Jeremiah 7:30-34, Jeremiah 8, Jeremiah 9:1-16 • Colossians 1:1-23 • Psalm 116:12-19 Join our daily Bible reading for Day 277 as we explore the warnings of Jeremiah prophecy regarding the coming exile. This session focuses on Jeremiah 7:30-34, Jeremiah 8, and Jeremiah 9:1-16. We analyze the prophet's condemnation of child sacrifice and discuss the historical context of the medicinal resin trade in Gilead. By walking through these passages, we offer a clear scripture breakdown that helps you maintain a consistent rhythm in your personal study. We also reflect on the descriptions of God as the visible image of the invisible God, connecting these Old Testament themes to the broader biblical narrative. Whether you are following a structured plan or looking for a deeper look at these specific chapters, this recap provides a framework for your personal reflection. Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns to keep your consistency, and let me know in the comments: what stood out to you most about the message in today's reading?

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  Episode #276

  The Role of The Watchmen - Day 276

  Oct 3, 20265 minS2

  DAY 276 - October 3 Jeremiah 6, Jeremiah 7:1-29 • Philippians 4:2-23 • Proverbs 24:5-14 Join our daily Bible reading for Day 276 as we analyze the Jeremiah prophecy regarding the siege of Jerusalem and the call to repentance. This session covers the readings for Day 276, focusing on Jeremiah 6 and 7, alongside Philippians 4 and Proverbs 24. We walk through the warnings found in Jeremiah 6, reflecting on the role of the watchmen and the specific call for the people to return to God's ways. By examining the historical context, we gain a clearer perspective on the weight of ancient prophecy. We also look closely at the temple sermon, where the prophet confronts the false security of the people. This exploration of biblical judgment helps us understand the tension between divine warning and the invitation to genuine knowledge of God. Connecting these texts provides a helpful framework for your personal reflection and spiritual growth. Subscribe for daily Bible reading breakdowns to keep your study consistent, and let me know in the comments: what stood out to you most about the message in today's reading?

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  Episode #275

  Paul is a Pharisee? - Day 275

  Oct 2, 20264 minS2

  DAY 275 - October 2 Jeremiah 4:10-31, Jeremiah 5 • Philippians 3, Philippians 4:1 • Psalm 116:1-11 Join our daily Bible reading for Day 275 as we examine the prophecies in Jeremiah and the teachings in Philippians. This session covers the readings for Day 275, focusing on Jeremiah 4-5, Philippians 3-4:1, and Psalm 116. We walk through the text while outdoors to provide a clear scripture recap that helps you maintain a consistent rhythm in your personal study. By looking at the prophetic warnings in Jeremiah alongside the New Testament letters, we clarify the continuity of the biblical narrative. We also explore the themes of Jesus's coming and the zeal of a Pharisee during this Jeremiah study. Connecting these passages helps us understand the shift from Old Testament prophecy to the practical instruction found in our Philippians breakdown. Whether you are following a structured plan or looking for a deeper look at these specific chapters, this session provides a framework for your reflection. Subscribe for daily Bible reading breakdowns to keep your study consistent, and let me know in the comments: what stood out to you most about the message in today's reading?

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  Episode #274

  This is Why he is called The Weeping Prophet - Day 274

  Oct 1, 20266 minS1

  DAY 274 - October 1 Jeremiah 2:31-37, Jeremiah 3, Jeremiah 4:1-9 • Philippians 2:12-30 • Psalm 115:12-18 Join our daily Bible reading for Day 274 as we study Jeremiah and Philippians to understand themes of judgment and grace. This session covers the readings for Day 274, focusing on Jeremiah 2-4 and Philippians 2:12-30. We examine the prophetic warnings of Jeremiah prophecy regarding Israel's turning away from God and the subsequent call to repentance. By walking through these texts, we aim to provide a clear scripture breakdown that helps you maintain a consistent rhythm in your own study. We also reflect on the encouragement found in our Philippians study, specifically the call to work out our salvation with fear and trembling. The contrast between the weight of biblical judgment in the Old Testament and the practical instruction in the New Testament helps clarify the continuity of the biblical narrative. Whether you are following a structured plan or looking for a deeper look at these specific chapters, this recap provides a framework for your personal reflection. Subscribe for daily Bible reading breakdowns to keep your study consistent, and let me know in the comments: what stood out to you most about the message of restoration in today's reading?

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