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Do you find the chaos and noise of the world getting you down? Time to turn up the voice of God in your life! Join Jenn Schultz for a mini-bible study podcast each weekday. In 7 minutes or less, you’ll dive into God’s Word and come up refreshed and ready for the next thing on your to do list. We know you can find 7 minutes a day to stop and soak in God's truth! You can totally connect with Jesus on your commute, during your lunch break, in the school pickup line, while you’re doing the dishes, or at the coffee shop with earbuds and your favorite latte. We’ve got you covered with a Bible podcast for your busy life!
Unknown Host hosts The Bible For Busy People.
There are moments in life that would’ve sounded impossible if someone had told us years earlier, something relatable to Zechariah who knows a thing or two about that. Even a faithful, righteous man struggled to believe G
Obedience feels a lot like parenting; we give instructions hoping our kids will trust that we see the bigger picture, even when they don’t agree. Jonah’s story reminds us that we often do the same with God, running in th
Faith can feel a little like math class sometimes — we want to trust the answer, but we still find ourselves asking God to show the work. Gideon knew that feeling well, coming to God with fear, questions, and a need for
Sometimes God nudges us toward something long before we feel ready, a bit like that slow climb on a roller coaster when every part of you wants to bail. Moses knew that feeling too — standing before a burning bush, overw
Some seasons make us feel small, unseen, or convinced we’re the only ones struggling but 2 Kings 6 reminds us that God is always doing far more around us than we realize. Elisha’s servant thought they were outnumbered un
Some of the most life‑changing moments begin when someone gently helps us see what we can’t see on our own, and Naaman’s story in 2 Kings 5 is a powerful reminder of that. Just like the friends who speak truth into our f
Miracles often show up in the places where our hope feels the thinnest, and 2 Kings 4 is full of reminders that God meets us right there—in our need, our fear, and our not‑enough. As someone who has walked through season
The story of the Shunammite woman invites us to slow down and see Scripture with fresh eyes, especially the stories of women whose faith, courage, and agency often shine brighter than we expect. In her friendship with El
When we open 2 Kings 3, we’re stepping into a moment that feels surprisingly familiar—three leaders scrambling for direction, each responding to crisis in wildly different ways, and God patiently waiting to be invited in
If you’ve ever watched The Sandlot, you know the magic of wanting “s’more”, and honestly, that’s exactly how it feels when we long for more of God’s presence and power in our lives. In 2 Kings, Elisha asks for a “double
Walking into a new church can feel awkward enough, but trust me, playing Jezebel in front of a room full of preteens is not the move. Elijah reminds us that even when we cringe at our own missteps, God still calls us to
Some days it feels like the hard stuff hits fast, but the glimmers, those tiny God‑given sparks of joy, have a way of catching us off guard and reminding us we’re not alone. Elijah’s story in 1 Kings shows the same truth
There’s nothing like that moment when something broken in your life finally comes back to life again... Like when your taste buds return after weeks of bland nothing and suddenly a tomato tastes like a miracle. Elijah’s
Some of the people I can’t wait to meet in God’s Kingdom aren’t the obvious heroes—they’re the ones like Elijah, bold enough to call a nation back to God yet human enough to wrestle with fear and loneliness. It reminds m
Some metaphors for the Holy Spirit feel powerful and dramatic, but water hits a little closer to home because we know what it feels like to be thirsty—physically, emotionally, spiritually. Just like the woman at the well
Some images of the Holy Spirit feel big and dramatic, wind, fire, clouds, but oil is one of those quiet metaphors that sneaks up on you with how deeply it fits real life. God’s Spirit has a way of soaking into the everyd
Fire has a way of revealing what’s really there—what’s fragile, what’s strong, and what’s ready to be refined. Parenthood has felt a lot like that for me, a slow burn of challenges that somehow shapes you into someone br
Sometimes the Spirit nudges us in ways that feel as unpredictable as wind and as mysterious as a cloud—gentle, insistent, and impossible to ignore. I’ve learned that those small pushes often lead us straight into God’s p
Breath is one of those quiet miracles we barely notice until life feels chaotic, and suddenly we’re desperate for something steady to hold onto. The Holy Spirit, the very breath of God, is one of those gifts that doesn’t
I’ve been thinking about how often Jesus revealed Himself most clearly to people His community considered “other,” and the Samaritan woman is such a powerful example. She carried social labels, cultural tension, and pers
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