Keep the center in view and keep moving forward in faith.
Wayne Stiles returns to 2 Peter with a calm pastoral tone, pressing the simple point that growth depends on remembering what Scripture already says and not letting it fade from view.

Wayne Stiles
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Plain-spoken Bible teaching for daily faithfulness.
Live the Bible with Wayne Stiles turns familiar and difficult Scripture passages into plain-spoken Christian guidance. Episodes move from everyday examples into biblical interpretation, then press toward endurance, forgiveness, prayer, hope, and steady obedience.
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Live the Bible with Wayne Stiles is a Scripture-centered Christian teaching podcast with a strong practical streak. It treats the Bible as something to be read closely, remembered repeatedly, and carried into ordinary life. The show moves briskly. A typical episode opens with a concrete problem, then turns to a biblical book for direction. Trials become a way to read 1 Peter. Forgiveness becomes a doorway into Philemon. Time management gets reframed through Ephesians. Anxiety about world headlines leads to 2 Thessalonians rather than speculation for its own sake. The teaching style is warm, direct, and classroom-like, with a habit of circling back to the main point until it lands. It can be serious without becoming cold. It can be funny without wandering too far from the passage. Wayne Stiles often uses everyday images, travel moments, familiar prayers, old creeds, and pointed questions to make biblical ideas feel less abstract. The show is especially interested in endurance: staying faithful under unfairness, remembering essential doctrine, refusing spiritual drift, and finding hope when life is rough. It also makes room for interviews, including Brad Gray on the Lord’s Prayer and Joel Miller on books and the Bible’s place among books. Those conversations broaden the format without changing the center of gravity. Scripture remains the anchor. The episodes assume a Christian audience, but they do not require seminary vocabulary to follow along. The appeal is pastoral rather than flashy. It is steady teaching for believers who want help connecting doctrine, hardship, prayer, forgiveness, and daily choices. The result is a practical Bible lesson with a conversational pulse and a clear push toward faithful living.
Made for: Christians who want practical biblical teaching for perseverance, forgiveness, prayer, time, doctrine, and hope. It especially fits listeners who prefer a conversational teacher over detached analysis.
What sets it apart: The show pairs biblical seriousness with everyday analogies, humor, and pastoral application. It regularly turns familiar Christian material, from the Lord’s Prayer to the Nicene Creed, into fresh reminders rather than assuming listeners already have it settled.
The Bible offers God’s wisdom and genuine hope for our daily lives. On LIVE THE BIBLE, join Dr. Wayne Stiles and discover how to apply the Word of God to your life through the practical teaching and application of the Scriptures. The Bible, its lands, and its culture don't have to be confusing or irrelevant. Whether it's personal discouragement, relief from guilt, finding purpose in life or hope for eternity, you’ll hear words to help you truly live the Bible. www.waynestiles.com/podcast
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Wayne Stiles turns close biblical teaching into clear, memorable guidance for Christian conduct.
Wayne Stiles starts with familiar pressures such as complaining and perseverance, then carries them into a biblical passage and back toward daily conduct.
Moses, Mary of Bethany, and a gripe box meet wherever your faith gets practical.
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Keep the center in view and keep moving forward in faith.
Wayne Stiles returns to 2 Peter with a calm pastoral tone, pressing the simple point that growth depends on remembering what Scripture already says and not letting it fade from view.
A steady 1 Peter message about trials, rejoicing, and keeping going.
Wayne Stiles takes 1 Peter straight at trials, testing, and the urge to quit, and keeps bringing the listener back to the call to rejoice because salvation is certain.
Wayne Stiles uses wilderness grumbling and Moses' doubt to make a clear case for daily trust in the Lord's provision.
Wayne Stiles takes a familiar warning about complaining and turns it into a plain lesson about trust and provision. He moves from the wilderness grumbling to Moses' uneasy response when God promises meat for a large people, then lands on the sharp question of whether the Lord's…
A concise call to judge costly devotion the way Jesus does.
Wayne Stiles presents Mary of Bethany as a quiet example of devotion, and the episode keeps the contrast sharp: what others dismiss as waste, Jesus calls a good deed.

Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.




Wayne Stiles uses Leviticus 2 to explain how people should respond to God’s provision of access through Christ: by offering their best in dedication and gratitude.
Wayne Stiles frames 2 Peter as a call to remember “the words spoken beforehand by the holy prophets” and “the commandment of the Lord and Savior spoken by your apostles.” He uses Peter’s warning about false teachers, the council at Nicaea, and the Nicene Creed to show how doctrine gets tested when weeds grow in the church.
Wayne Stiles opens by asking what to do when you are ready to quit.
This episode explores how to forgive deeply hurtful people using biblical teachings from the book of Philemon, illustrated with a real-life story of Kevin Tunnell's conviction for manslaughter.
Wayne Stiles introduces a series on 2 Thessalonians, addressing end times and offering hope from God's Word amidst bad news.
Wayne Stiles and Brad Gray discuss the Lord's Prayer, exploring its meaning and how it can transform prayer lives and relationship with God.
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Wayne Stiles discusses how to overcome past mistakes by applying biblical principles from Genesis.
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Wayne Stiles uses the life of Joseph to teach how to see both immediate circumstances and eternal perspective through God's Word.
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Wayne Stiles teaches how to resist temptation using the story of Joseph and Potiphar's wife from Genesis 39.
Wayne Stiles discusses the struggle of waiting on God when life doesn't match His promises, offering biblical encouragement.
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Wayne Stiles uses complaint cards from the Bridger Wilderness Area in Wyoming to frame Numbers 11 as a picture of how people grumble about uphill trails, rocks, and things they cannot change.
Wayne Stiles centers this Mark 14 study on Mary of Bethany, the woman John names as Lazarus’s sister and the one Jesus says “has done what she could.” He places her act at Simon the leper’s house in Bethany, where she breaks an alabaster vial of pure nard worth over 300 denarii, which Wayne estimates at more than $17,000.