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Hosted by Glenn Smith and Steve Allem · religion · EN-US
Reasoning Through the Bible is a verse-by-verse Bible study podcast dedicated to teaching Scripture from chapter one, verse one, with careful attention to historical context, theology, and faithful application. Each episode offers in-depth, expository teaching rooted in the authority of the biblical text and the shared foundations of the historic Christian faith. While taught from an evangelical perspective, this podcast warmly welcomes all Christians seeking deeper engagement with God’s Word. Designed for listeners who desire serious Bible study rather than topical devotionals, Reasoning Through the Bible explores entire books of Scripture in an orderly and thoughtful manner—examining authorship, setting, theological themes, and the meaning of each passage within the whole of Scripture. Whether you are studying the Bible personally, teaching in the Church, or simply longing to grow in understanding and faith, this podcast aims to encourage careful listening to
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Signup to Generate a PitchReasoning Through the Bible is a verse-by-verse Bible study podcast dedicated to teaching Scripture from chapter one, verse one, with careful attention to historical context, theology, and faithful application. Each episode offers in-depth, expository teaching rooted in the authority of the biblical text and the shared foundations of the historic Christian faith.
Reasoning Through the Bible is hosted by Glenn Smith and Steve Allem. The show has published 685 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Was Matthew 24 Fulfilled in 70AD? - Matthew 24:15-28 (Session 50)" (29 October 2026, 28 minutes), "Are Wars and Earthquakes Signs the End is Near? - Matthew 24:1-14 (Session 49)" (28 October 2026, 33 minutes), and "End Times Views Explained: Which One Fits the Bible Best? - Topical Session" (27 October 2026, 41 minutes).
Reasoning Through the Bible publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 685 episodes.
Booking probability for Reasoning Through the Bible is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Reasoning Through the Bible requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Reasoning Through the Bible's contact route on record: public web form.
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Glenn Smith and Steve Allem hosts Reasoning Through the Bible, a religion podcast with 685 episodes published.
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Episode #95
Was Matthew 24 fulfilled when Rome destroyed Jerusalem in AD 70, or was Jesus describing events that are still future? In Matthew 24:15–28, Jesus identifies a specific sign: the “abomination of desolation” spoken of by...
Episode #94
Are wars, earthquakes, famines, and global turmoil signs that the end is immediately upon us? Matthew 24 begins the Olivet Discourse, one of the most important prophetic sections in the New Testament. After Jesus...
Episode #93
Why do Christians have so many different views of the End Times? Before beginning Matthew 24 and the Olivet Discourse, Glenn and Steve pause the normal verse-by-verse study to provide a big-picture overview of biblical...
Episode #89
How much does one word in Scripture matter? In Matthew 22:30–32, Jesus responds to the Sadducees’ denial of resurrection by quoting Exodus 3:6: “I am the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob.”...
Episode #91
Why did Jesus speak so harshly to the religious leaders in Matthew 23? Jesus continues His series of “woes” against the scribes and Pharisees, accusing them of shutting people out of the kingdom, burdening others with...
Episode #90
What made Jesus so angry with the religious leaders? Matthew 23 begins with some of the strongest words Jesus speaks anywhere in the Gospel. He is standing in the temple complex before a large Passover crowd, openly...
Episode #88
What happens after death? Will there really be a bodily resurrection? And how can the Messiah be both David’s Son and David’s Lord? In Matthew 22, the Sadducees take their turn trying to trap Jesus. Because they deny...
Episode #87
Why would anyone refuse an invitation to a feast prepared by a king? Matthew 22 opens with Jesus telling the parable of the wedding feast directly to Israel’s religious leaders. The king prepares a celebration for his...
Episode #86
What did Jesus mean when He said the kingdom of God would be taken away and given to others who would produce its fruit? Matthew 21:18–46 brings Jesus into direct confrontation with Israel’s religious leadership. He...
Episode #84
Why did Jesus ride into Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a horse, and what caused Him to overturn the tables in the temple? Matthew 21 continues the triumphal entry as Jesus fulfills prophecy and receives the praise of...
Episode #83
The triumphal entry is much bigger than a crowd waving branches while Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey. Matthew 21 brings together several major movements that stretch across the Bible. Jesus enters Jerusalem...
Episode #82
What does greatness look like in the kingdom of God? In Matthew 20, the mother of James and John approaches Jesus with a bold request: give her sons the places of highest honor beside Him in His kingdom. The request...
Episode #78
How many times are Christians expected to forgive someone who keeps hurting them? Matthew 18 continues Jesus’ teaching about church discipline and then turns directly to forgiveness. Glenn and Steve first examine the...
Episode #77
How should Christians respond when another believer is caught in serious sin and refuses to change? Matthew 18 gives some of Jesus’ most practical teaching about life within the church. He begins with a strong warning...
Episode #76
How much faith does it take to move a mountain? In Matthew 17, Jesus comes down from the Mount of Transfiguration and encounters a desperate father whose son has been suffering terribly. The disciples had previously...
Episode #75
What did Jesus mean when He said that some standing with Him would not taste death until they saw the Son of Man coming in His kingdom? Matthew 17 immediately follows that statement with the Transfiguration. Jesus takes...
Episode #74
What did Jesus mean when He said, “Upon this rock I will build My church”? Matthew 16:18–27 contains several of the most debated statements in the Gospel. Jesus speaks about the rock, the church, the gates of Hades, the...
Episode #73
Who is Jesus? Matthew 16 brings us to one of the most important questions in the Gospel. The Pharisees and Sadducees demand another sign even though they have already seen abundant evidence of Jesus’ authority. Jesus...
Episode #72
Why does Jesus initially seem to turn away a desperate Gentile woman asking Him to heal her daughter? In Matthew 15, Jesus travels toward the region of Tyre and Sidon, where a Canaanite woman repeatedly asks Him for...
Episode #70
What matters more to God—clean hands or a clean heart? In Matthew 15, Pharisees and scribes travel from Jerusalem to confront Jesus because His disciples do not follow the ceremonial handwashing traditions of the...
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