Commuter Bible NT

This episode explores Mark chapter 7, focusing on Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees over their adherence to human traditions versus God's law, emphasizing that true purity comes from the heart.

Commuter Bible NT reads Mark chapter 6, beginning with Jesus returning to Nazareth and hearing the question, “Isn’t this the carpenter, the son of Mary?” The chapter then moves to Jesus sending out the twelve apostles, who travel into nearby towns and villages to teach, heal, and cast out demons.

This episode narrates Mark chapter 5, where Jesus performs miracles including casting out demons from a possessed man and healing a sick girl and a woman with faith.

This episode narrates and explains Mark chapter 4 from the Bible, focusing on Jesus' parable of the sower and his calming of a storm.

This episode of Commuter Bible explores Mark chapter 3, focusing on Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath, confronting the Pharisees' hypocrisy, selecting the 12 apostles, and addressing accusations of having an unclean spirit.

This episode explores Mark chapter 2, focusing on Jesus healing a paralytic man and forgiving his sins to reveal his divine authority, while facing opposition from scribes and Pharisees.

This episode begins reading the Gospel of Mark, providing historical context and then reading the first chapter from the Christian Standard Bible.

This episode reads and briefly explains Galatians chapters 5-6, emphasizing freedom in Christ and the fruit of the Spirit.

This episode covers Galatians chapter 4, where Paul teaches about inheritance in Christ, emphasizing that all believers are equal heirs regardless of background.

A daily Bible reading podcast covering Galatians chapter 3, discussing Paul's argument about faith versus the law.

This episode reads and explains Galatians chapter 2, focusing on Paul's defense of the gospel and the issue of circumcision for Gentile believers.

This episode reads and briefly introduces Galatians chapter 1 from the Christian Standard Bible.

A daily Bible reading plan covering James chapters 4-5 with commentary on quarrels, humility, and prayer.

This episode reads and recaps Acts chapter 24, where Paul is tried before Governor Felix.

This episode reads Acts chapter 23, where Paul defends himself before the Sanhedrin and a plot to kill him is formed.

This episode reads Acts 21:37-22:30, where Paul addresses the Jewish crowd after being arrested in the temple.

This episode reads Acts 21:1-36, covering Paul's journey to Jerusalem and the prophecy of his arrest.

This episode reads and briefly summarizes Acts chapter 20 from the Christian Standard Bible.

This episode reads Acts chapter 19, covering Paul's encounter with disciples of John the Baptist and events in Ephesus.

This episode reads and briefly comments on Acts chapter 18, covering Paul's ministry in Corinth and his partnership with Aquila and Priscilla.

This episode reads and summarizes Acts chapter 17, covering Paul's missionary journeys in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

This episode reads and briefly explains Acts chapter 16, covering Paul's travels and the beginning of Timothy's ministry.

This episode discusses Acts chapter 15, focusing on the Jerusalem Council's debate about whether Gentile converts to Christianity need to follow Jewish customs like circumcision.

This episode reads and briefly summarizes Acts chapter 14, covering Paul and Barnabas's missionary journey through Iconium and Lystra.

This episode reads and briefly contextualizes Acts 13:26-52, continuing Paul's sermon in Pisidian Antioch and the response of Jews and Gentiles.

This episode reads Acts chapter 13, covering the start of Paul's first missionary journey and his sermon in Pisidian Antioch.

This episode reads Acts chapter 12, describing Herod's persecution of the early church and Peter's miraculous escape from prison.

This episode reads and explains Acts chapter 11, focusing on Peter's vision and the spread of the gospel to Gentiles.

This episode covers Acts chapter 7, where Stephen defends himself before the Sanhedrin by recounting Israel's history to accuse them of rejecting God and the Holy Spirit, leading to his martyrdom.

This episode explores Luke chapter 23, focusing on Jesus' crucifixion as a fulfillment of Scripture, particularly Psalm 22, and his trial before Pilate and Herod.

Commuter Bible NT reads Luke 21 through Luke 22:23, beginning with Jesus warning that natural disasters, persecution, and shaken heavens will mark the end of the age.