Mike Domeny
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Bible reading that turns toward practice.
Outloud Bible Project Podcast treats Bible reading as something meant to move into ordinary life. Episodes combine accessible readings from John, Acts, and other biblical books with warm reflection on testimony, changed plans, vulnerability, service, and staying faithful when growth feels slow.
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Outloud Bible Project Podcast is a Bible-reading and Bible-application show with a plain central aim. Scripture should be heard clearly, understood in context, and carried into ordinary life. Many episodes read sections from books such as John and Acts, with short framing before and reflective takeaways after. The reading itself is conversational rather than theatrical. It gives the text room to stand. The Living Outloud episodes add a more discursive layer, where Mike Dominey and Kelsey talk through what recent passages might mean for real choices, strained plans, weakness, testimony, service, and spiritual growth. The show often returns to Paul as an example of witness under pressure. It also lingers over Jesus’ commands as something more than inspiring material. A story such as washing the disciples’ feet becomes a practical challenge about humility and action. A passage about redirected plans becomes a conversation about closed doors, protection, and trust. The show is especially comfortable with vulnerability. One conversation about weakness moves from Acts into conflict, shame, support, and the slow work of becoming more Christlike. That gives the podcast a pastoral texture. It is not trying to make the Bible sound distant or polished. It is trying to make the Bible sound near enough to obey. Guest-reader episodes widen the sound of the project, including Simon Camilleri reading from Acts and pointing toward a broader public Bible reading mission. Special episodes also introduce the Heartwork series, with attention to difficult places, delay, and growth in hardship. The overall experience is warm, repetitive in a useful way, and deliberately practical. It suits listeners who want Christian teaching that connects passages to habits, relationships, testimony, and perseverance. It may feel too application-heavy for someone seeking detached biblical scholarship. For its intended audience, that is the point.
Made for: For Christians who want Scripture read aloud with clear context and practical reflection. It especially fits listeners looking for pastoral, accessible Bible study tied to obedience, vulnerability, testimony, and daily discipleship.
What sets it apart: The show’s distinct shape is its steady move from spoken Scripture to lived response. Rather than stopping at explanation, it keeps asking how biblical scenes become concrete choices in weakness, service, conflict, waiting, and witness.
Mike Domeny, actor, author, and founder of Outloud Bible Project (outloudbible.com), reads the Bible out loud in a conversational and approachable way so you can read the Bible like it makes a difference! This isn't simply an audiobook version of the Bible! Every episode offers helpful context so you won't get lost, and a brief takeaway to help apply that reading to your life.Want to invite Mike to read Scripture at your event or gathering? Visit outloudbible.com.Starting with episode 279, the Scriptures quoted are from the NET Bible® https://netbible.com copyright ©1996, 2019 used with permission from Biblical St...
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Spoken Scripture, personal candor and practical application make biblical narratives easier to carry into ordinary decisions and relationships.
Outloud Bible Project Podcast moves between spoken Scripture and practical reflection. Mike Dominey supplies context before a reading, then draws out an immediate implication; Living Outloud installments extend that method through conversation with Kelsey.
Paul's testimony becomes a template you can use, not a stained-glass abstraction.
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A steady John teaching on abiding, fruitfulness, love, and pressure from the world.
Outloud Bible Project reads John as a call to abide, bear fruit, and love one another, while also warning that disciples should expect hatred and persecution from the world.
Esther's story is presented as a call to take a concrete next step.
Outloud Bible Project frames Esther as an invitation to understand the Bible and then act on it. Mike Dominey hosts the episode, with Kelsey voicing Esther, and their back-and-forth keeps the tone easy to follow.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Mike Dominey uses Paul’s testimony before King Agrippa in Acts 26 to explain how listeners can share what Jesus has done in their lives.
This episode explores how to actively apply biblical teachings from Philippians and First John to live out Christian faith through obedience and spiritual work.
This episode concludes the book of John, exploring Jesus's crucifixion as the fulfillment of Passover and its significance for Christian faith.
This episode explores John chapters 17-19, focusing on Jesus's prayer and the events leading up to his death, emphasizing how to apply biblical teachings to daily life.
Mike Domeny discusses the story of Jesus washing his disciples' feet and emphasizes the importance of applying biblical teachings to daily life.
Mike Dominey reads and discusses John chapters 15-16 from the New English Translation.
Mike Domeny reads and explains John chapter 13, focusing on Jesus washing the disciples' feet as a powerful act of humility.
Mike Domeny reads and explains the Gospel of John, focusing on Jesus's identity and the turning point in chapter 11.
Mike Domeny reads and explains John chapters 9 and 10, focusing on Jesus' identity as the Son of God.
Mike and Kelsey introduce a special series highlighting the Heartwork books, bridging the Old and New Testaments.
Mike and Kelsey discuss applying the book of Nehemiah to daily life, focusing on God's heart for restoration.
Mike Domeny reads the Bible aloud, providing context and application for listeners to engage with Scripture in community.
Mike Domeny reads the Bible aloud, provides context, and encourages listeners to apply biblical teachings to their lives, starting the book of Nehemiah.
Mike and Kelsey discuss the book of Zechariah and how to apply its teachings to daily life.
Mike Domeny reads and explains a passage from the book of Zechariah, providing context and practical application for listeners.
Mike Domeny discusses how to live out the teachings from the book of Ezra, emphasizing dedication to studying and obeying the Bible.
Mike Domeny reads and discusses the biblical books of Ezra and Nehemiah, reflecting on spiritual growth through difficult times.
Mike Dominey and his wife Kelsey read Esther chapters 5–10 in the New English Translation, covering Esther's two-banquet strategy, Haman's gallows plot against Mordecai, Haman's forced humiliation of Mordecai through the city, Esther's revelation of her Jewish identity to King Ahasuerus, Haman's execution on the gallows he built, and the founding of the feast of Purim.
This episode introduces the Outloud Bible Project podcast, encouraging listeners to engage with the Bible through daily episodes to experience and apply God's Word in their lives.
This bonus episode uses a humorous dentist visit analogy to discuss how Christians often feel defensive when asked personal questions about Bible reading, prayer, and giving in church settings.