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Jennifer Jolene Deal hosts The Resolved to Read Podcast, a religion show with 278 episodes published.
In today’s reading from Isaiah 28:1–29; 29:1–21; 22:1–14; and 33:1, God confronts the pride, self-reliance, and hollow worship of His people, exposing the danger of hearts that honor Him with words while remaining far fr
In today's reading from Isaiah 24:1-23; 25:1-9; 26:1-20; 27:1; 32:1-8; and 35:1-10, Isaiah moves from worldwide judgment to breathtaking promises of salvation, resurrection hope, righteous rule, and joyful restoration. I
In today's reading from 2 Chronicles 29:3–31:21, King Hezekiah leads Judah in a sweeping return to the Lord - cleansing the temple, restoring worship, celebrating Passover, and calling the people back to covenant faithfu
In today's reading from Isaiah 13:1-22; 14:1-23, 28-32; and 21:1-10, God announces the downfall of Babylon and the humbling of proud nations that exalt themselves against Him. Yet alongside these judgments comes hope for
In today's reading from Isaiah 21:11-17; 34:5-17; 23:1-18; 2 Kings 16:7-20; 18:3-7; and 2 Chronicles 28:22-29, we see a stark contrast between human pride and covenant faithfulness. Nations like Edom and Tyre face judgme
In today's reading from Isaiah 34:1-4; 14:24-27; 15:1-9; 16:1-14; and 17:1-14, God declares judgment on proud nations and reminds us that no earthly power can stand against His purposes. Yet in the midst of these warning
In today's reading from Isaiah 10:1-34; 11:1-16; 12:1-6 and 2 Chronicles 28:5-15, judgment falls on pride, injustice, and unfaithfulness, yet God's promises remain unshaken. Out of what looks like a fallen tree, Isaiah s
In today's reading from Isaiah 7:1–9:21, God speaks into a time of fear, rebellion, and political turmoil with both warning and hope. Because Israel and Judah refused to return to the Lord, captivity was coming - yet eve
In today's reading from 2 Kings 15:29-38, 1 Chronicles 5:23-26, and 2 Chronicles 27:7-9; 28:1-4, we begin to see the prophets' warnings unfold in history. The consequences of idolatry, rebellion, and covenant unfaithfuln
In this special supplemental episode of Resolved to Read, we pause our daily chronological Bible reading to take a closer look at one of the Bible’s most misunderstood figures: the prophet. Were prophets mainly fortune-t
IIn today’s reading from Micah 6:1–7:20, God confronts a people who continue to offer sacrifices while refusing to turn from injustice, deceit, and violence. Through Micah’s words, we are reminded that outward acts of re
In today’s reading from Micah 3:1–5:13, God rebukes corrupt leaders and false prophets, yet also gives a breathtaking vision of hope through the coming King from Bethlehem. Micah 4:5 draws a clear line between the nation
In today’s reading from Micah 1:1–2:13, God exposes a people who would rather listen to flattering lies than confront the truth, as Micah 2:11 so vividly shows. Yet even in the midst of judgment, hope breaks through: in
In today’s reading from Isaiah 6:1–13, 2 Kings 15:19–35, and 2 Chronicles 26:22–27:6, we are drawn into Isaiah’s breathtaking vision of the Lord—high and exalted, holy beyond compare, and still willing to cleanse and sen
In today’s reading from Isaiah 1:1–9, 21–26; 2:6–18; 3:8–4:1; 32:9–11; 5:1–23, God exposes the pride and complacency that have corrupted His people. A once‑faithful city has become unfaithful, the comfortable are warned
In today’s reading from Amos 7:10–17, 2 Kings 14:28–15:18, and 2 Chronicles 26:16–21, we see what happens when God’s truth collides with human pride. Amaziah the priest tries to silence Amos, but the prophet stands firm
In today’s reading from Amos 5:1–9:15, God calls His people to “seek me and live,” pleading with them to let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever‑flowing stream. Yet Israel’s complacency, empty wo
In today’s reading from Amos 1:1–4:13, the prophet pronounces God’s judgment on the surrounding nations—and then turns the spotlight on Israel and Judah, who knew God’s law yet abandoned it. Amos exposes injustice, empty
In today’s reading from Hosea 10:1–14:9, 2 Kings 14:17–15:4, and 2 Chronicles 25:25–26:15, we hear God’s heartbroken love for a people who keep wandering away. One verse captures the whole tragedy: “When I fed them, they
In today’s reading from Hosea 4:1–9:17, God brings a sweeping charge against Israel: no faithfulness, no steadfast love, and no knowledge of God in the land. Hosea exposes the people’s idolatry, corrupt priests, and misp
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