Hosted by Jeff Miheve · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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The best way to prove The Bible Is Good is to actually experience it. You don’t need a degree. You don’t need a grey beard. You just need a bible and the willingness to dig in. Each episode you will discover what a Bible passage actually says. I, your host Jeff Miheve, will use my 35 years of experience leading Bible Studies to guide you through the text. I will start with observations of the text and use those observations to build the interpretation. With a strong understanding of the interpretation, I will give some options on how you can apply the passage to your life today. This is not preaching. This is not taking a verse to prove my personal point of view.It is an exposition of what the text has to say to all of us. If you have the guts to find out what the Bible actually says, it will change your life. Come and see.
Jeff Miheve hosts The Bible Is Good, a religion show with 13 episodes published.
The Psalm Behind the Cry (Psalm 22 / Matthew 27) When Jesus cries out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” on the cross, he is not just expressing pain. He is pointing somewhere. In this episode, we follow that l
From the Cross to the Commission (Matthew 27–28) This episode walks through the most important moment in history: the death and resurrection of Jesus. From the darkness over the land to the empty tomb, Matthew 27–28 show
The King Who Stayed (Matthew 27:1–44) Matthew 27 brings us to the most pivotal moment in history: the path to the cross. Jesus is condemned, betrayed, mocked, beaten, and crucified—all while being declared innocent again
More Powerful Than Power (Matthew 26:36–75) Matthew 26 moves from the Passover table into the darkness of Gethsemane. Jesus wrestles in prayer, asking the Father if there is any other way to deal with the problem of huma
The Lamb and the Table (Matthew 26:1–35) As we approach Easter, Matthew 26 brings us into the final hours before the cross. The Passover story from Exodus sets the stage. A lamb without blemish. Blood on the doorposts. D
Second Peter ends with a reminder that changes everything: Jesus is coming back. After warning about false teachers in chapter 2, Peter closes the letter by lifting our eyes to the return of Christ. Scoffers will questio
Second Peter 2 is not a comfortable chapter, but it is a necessary one. Peter warns that false teachers will come, and many will follow them. They will secretly introduce destructive ideas, deny Jesus in subtle ways, exp
Episode 005 The Upward Spiral (2 Peter 1) In 2 Peter 1, the apostle Peter shows us how to live a fruitful and effective Christian life. Jesus has already given us everything we need for life and godliness, but we are cal
Let Us Draw Near (Heb 10) Once for All (Hebrews 10:1–25)From Shadow to Reality (Hebrews 10)Drawing Near with Confidence (Hebrews 10) Episode Description / Show Summary Hebrews 10 explains how Jesus fulfills the Old Testa
Luke 15 is often remembered for the Prodigal Son, but that name misses the point. In this episode, we walk through all three parables in Luke 15 and discover that the real focus is not the lost son, but the searching, ce
Jesus tells the Parable of the Sower, but the real meaning sits in the middle of the story. In Mark 4, Jesus says some have been given “the secret of the kingdom of God,” and that raises a simple but unsettling question:
Psalm 63 begins in a dry place. David is thirsty, exhausted, and under pressure, yet his longing is not for relief or escape. His whole being thirsts for God. In this episode, we walk through Psalm 63 to see how spiritua
Everything about Christianity really comes down to one question: “Is the Bible trustworthy and true?” If it isn’t, then there’s no reason to hang on to it. But if it is—then it deserves the commitment of our time, our at
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The Bible Is Good is hosted by Jeff Miheve. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 13 episodes.
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