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The Bible in Small Steps is a gentle, chapter-by-chapter walk through Scripture for anyone who wants to understand the Bible without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. Each episode lingers over a single chapter or passage, taking time to explore its meaning, historical setting, and place in the wider story of God’s Word. Rather than hurrying ahead or pulling verses out of context, the show moves at a steady, thoughtful pace—inviting listeners to slow down, listen closely, and grow in understanding one small step at a time.
Unknown Host hosts The Bible in Small Steps, a christianity show with 282 episodes published.
I’ve said before that 1 John doesn’t let you stay comfortable for long, and chapter 3 is a perfect example — it opens with some of the most tender language in the whole letter and within a few verses turns into one of th
How do you actually know that you know God — not just know about Him, but really know Him? That’s the question sitting underneath all of 1 John, and chapter 2 is where John starts giving real, concrete answers. This week
What does it actually mean to walk in the light — not as a metaphor, but as an actual way of living? And how does that square with John telling us, in the very same breath, that anyone who claims to have no sin is lying?
What do you do with a promise that hasn’t arrived yet? That’s the question sitting underneath all of 2 Peter 3. Peter knows he’s near the end of his life, and the false teachers he addressed so bluntly in chapter 2 have
Some dangers are easy to spot. Others sit in the same pew as you, sound completely plausible, and are slowly leading people away from the truth — and that's exactly what Peter is warning about in 2 Peter 2. This isn't ge
What do you say when you know your time is almost up? Not in a crisis — not suddenly. But you see it coming, and you have a chance to write one last letter. What goes in it? Second Peter is that letter. Peter tells us ne
Every letter has to end somewhere. And usually, the way a letter ends tells you something about what the writer most wanted to leave with the reader. Paul tended to close with theology compressed into a benediction and a
If you knew your time was short — not in a morbid way, but in the clarifying way that makes trivial things fall away — what would you do differently? That’s the energy underneath 1 Peter 4. Peter is writing to people who
What does it look like to live faithfully in a relationship that’s hard and that you can’t leave? That’s the question 1 Peter 3 opens with — and it’s not a generic one. Peter is writing to women in first-century marriage
What do you do with the part of yourself that you know needs to change — but changing it feels like you’re losing something? That’s where 1 Peter 2 begins. And it doesn’t begin with a demand. It begins with one of the mo
Have you ever felt like you didn’t quite belong where you were? Like the culture right outside your front door and the values being celebrated there just didn’t line up with who you are or what you believe? Peter had a w
I’ve been spending a lot of time in 1 Peter lately, and before we dive into the chapters, I wanted to take a step back and ask a question that kept nagging at me: can you actually hear Peter’s voice in these letters? Not
What do you do when the world feels profoundly unfair? When you've worked hard, been cheated, waited a long time for something to change — and the people responsible seem to be doing just fine? These aren't abstract ques
Why is it that the people closest to us are often the ones we fight the most? Why does conflict find us even when we're genuinely trying to follow God — inside the church, inside our own homes? James 4 is one of the most
Have you ever said something in a heated moment and immediately wished you could take it back? James 3 is exactly about that — and it goes much deeper than communication skills. James is writing to believers about the co
If James 1 felt direct, chapter 2 turns up the heat. Two of the most contested passages in the New Testament are right here — favoritism and the relationship between faith and works — and James handles both with a bluntn
James doesn't ease in. By the second verse of chapter one, he's already telling a community under real pressure to count their trials as joy. Not ignore them. Not pretend they're fine. Count them as joy. It's a jarring o
What if the most spiritual thing you could do today isn't a ritual, a reading plan, or a theological position — but something as ordinary as how you treat the person standing in front of you? That's the provocation that
Twelve chapters of careful argument about who Jesus is — and then this. The final chapter of Hebrews pivots from theology to practice with a directness that feels almost startling: now that you know who Christ is, here's
When something hard happens, most of us go one of two directions immediately: I’m handling it, it’s fine — or — God must be punishing me. Hebrews 12 meets us at both of those places and offers something better than eithe
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