Hosted by John Barringer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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A weekly devotional podcast for anyone interested in thinking through the Scriptures and other books. Each episode we read a portion of something, think about it, and end in prayer.
John Barringer hosts The Read Think Pray Podcast, a religion show with 72 episodes published.
In this episode, we find a New Testament connection to the rise and fall of King Uzziah in Jesus's letter to the Church in Laodicea. We read and think through Revelation 3:15-17 and confront the reality that while we may
When King Uzziah grew strong, pride became his downfall. In this reflection on 2 Chronicles 26, we examine how pride can lead to destruction and how humility can prevent it. Will we humble ourselves—or will the Lord have
We continue our Rise and Fall of Kings series by reading the start of King Uzziah’s reign. His rise wasn’t self-made though. In this episode, we explore how Uzziah’s strength and success came from seeking God—and how tru
In this episode, we continue our series, The Rise and Fall of Kings, by exploring the connection of King Amaziah in 2 Chronicles 25 to the teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. Do the Scriptures teach neutrality? Can
In this episode of The Read Think Pray Podcast, we continue our series, The Rise and Fall of Kings, by exploring the fall of King Amaziah in 2 Chronicles 25. His story raises some questions - what is normal in our lives
In this episode of The Read Think Pray Podcast, we continue our series The Rise and Fall of Kings by exploring the reign of King Amaziah in 2 Chronicles 25. We’ll see how his rise began with killing sin and learning to l
In this episode of The Read Think Pray Podcast, we continue our series The Rise and Fall of Kings by connecting King Joash’s story in 2 Chronicles 24 with Jesus’ words in Matthew 23. How do we respond when God sends corr
We read from 2 Chronicles 24:15-27 in the second episode of The Rise & Fall of Kings. And the story of Joash’s reign takes a sobering turn, inviting us to think through our forgetfulness, our forsakenness, and how God re
We read from 2 Chronicles 24:1-15 in this first episode of The Rise & Fall of Kings, where we meet King Joash—a boy king who rose to greatness through the guidance of his spiritual sponsor, Jehoiada the priest. Discover
Join us as we launch a 10-part series, “The Rise and Fall of Kings,” exploring the lives of Joash, Amaziah, and Uzziah from 2 Chronicles. Each king’s story reveals a powerful journey of promise, faith, and failure, point
In this episode, we read from A.W. Pink’s The Sovereignty of God and wrestle with a challenging question: Who’s really in charge of the world—God or the Devil? Pink urges us to look beyond what we see and walk by faith,
John the Baptist waited decades in the wilderness, and his parents waited a lifetime for a child; and we are still waiting for all kinds of things, including the return of Christ. In this episode, we reflect on how waiti
In this episode, we reflect on John Calvin’s powerful words: “Paul rested, for he found wonder.” Through deep theology, Scripture, and personal questions of restlessness, we explore how wonder—not answers—can become our
After nine months of silence, Zechariah finally speaks—and what comes out isn’t bitterness, but blessing. In this episode, we reflect on Zechariah’s prophecy in Luke 1:67–79 and ask ourselves if, through suffering and di
In this episode of The Read Think Pray Podcast, we reflect (again) on Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1:57–66. Where in your life have there been “would haves” and “should haves”? Has the Lord been faithful every time? T
In this episode, we read from "Remaking the World " by Andrew Wilson, reflecting on just how weird our lives really are. From education to electricity, freedom to faith, we’ve been shaped. But do we know it? Are we aware
In this episode, we read and reflect on Mary's Song of Praise, also known as The Magnificat. It's clear that Mary had in her an "inner Bible." Do we? Do you? When we praise God, do we use his language? Do we sound like t
In this episode of The Read Think Pray Podcast, we return to Luke 1 and reflect on the meeting between Mary and Elizabeth. We explore Elizabeth being “filled with the Holy Spirit” and, with insight from theologian Amos Y
This week on the Read Think Pray Podcast, we explore Early Christian Readings of Genesis One by Craig D. Allert. In the opening of his book, he shares with us a challenge he got himself- "Stop thinking like a Protestant!
In this episode, we reflect on a powerful excerpt from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey. Focusing on character over technique, we explore how who we are shouts louder than what we say—and why a
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The Read Think Pray Podcast is hosted by John Barringer. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 72 episodes.
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