Jennifer Richmond
108 episodes listed below
Slow Scripture, steady formation.
The Dwelling Richly Podcast centers on Scripture as something to inhabit, not merely skim. Recent episodes move through Colossians, Galatians, and Psalm 119 with steady teaching, prayerful application, and an emphasis on life formed by Christ rather than cultural drift.
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The Dwelling Richly Podcast is a Christian Bible teaching show built around the conviction that Scripture should be lived with slowly and attentively. It is not quick devotional sampling. Recent episodes ask listeners to stay with whole biblical passages, especially Colossians, and to notice how Paul’s repeated words build an argument about identity, worship, prayer, and daily conduct. The teaching often begins with context. Then it moves into language. Greek terms such as peripeteo, zetete, phronete, and metastropho become anchors for explaining how the gospel changes a life from the inside out. The pace is steady and teacherly, but still personal. Everyday analogies about food, culture, parenting advice, work expectations, and changing language help connect ancient letters to modern habits. The show returns often to the theme of being raised with Christ. That identity comes first. Behavior follows. Episodes press that point into speech, anger, slander, gratitude, prayer, love, peace, family relationships, and the temptation to let cultural fashion define truth. The podcast also includes a distinct archival thread. Jennifer Richmond introduces recovered cassette recordings from her dad, Dave Garrett, a pastor and teacher whose Psalm 119 lessons move letter by letter through the Hebrew alphabet. Those episodes carry a family-memory texture while remaining focused on Scripture, study guides, transcripts, and biblical teaching. The Psalm 119 material includes attention to sorrow and depression, especially in the Dalet section. The tone throughout is warm, direct, prayerful, and unapologetically centered on Christ. It suits listeners who want Bible exposition with devotional application and who appreciate teaching that slows down for words, structure, and repeated themes. The show’s distinctive strength is its mix of present-day study sessions and preserved classroom-style messages from the past. Together they make Scripture feel less like a quote to grab and more like a place to dwell.
Made for: For Christian listeners, especially women in Bible study settings, who want Scripture explained patiently and applied to ordinary speech, relationships, prayer, rest, and faithfulness.
What sets it apart: It pairs current verse-by-verse teaching with recovered Psalm 119 cassette lessons from Dave Garrett. The result blends close textual study, family memory, and practical discipleship without losing its focus on the Word.
Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly - dwelling in the Word with Jennifer Richmond
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A steady, Scripture-centered close to Colossians that connects Christ's sufficiency with daily prayer and practice.
This closing session of Rooted and Renewed stays centered on Colossians 3:17 through the end of chapter 4, then returns to Colossians 1 to revisit the series' opening prayer and the focus on what God has done through his Son.
A steady Colossians study on identity, speech, and the shape of renewed life.
Colossians 3 frames Christian life as resurrection-shaped: the mind is set above, old habits are put off, and a new way of living is put on through love, peace, and gratitude.
A steady case for reading Scripture inductively and in context.
The piece argues for reading Scripture inductively: start with the whole biblical witness, then let the conclusion rise from that larger view instead of forcing a favorite answer onto the text.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The Dwelling Richly Podcast episode “Girl, Wait” studies Ruth chapters 2 and 3, focusing on Ruth’s work in Boaz’s field and her appeal to him as a redeemer.
The Dwelling Richly Podcast studies Psalm 34 through the “C” in the CHILL framework: “Come to Him.” The host connects David’s words, including “I sought the Lord” and “taste and see,” to David’s fear-filled escape from Saul and Gath, where he carried Goliath’s sword and pretended to be insane.
The Dwelling Richly Podcast closes its six-session Colossians study 'Rooted and Renewed' by walking through Colossians 3:18-4:18, covering household codes for wives, husbands, children, and enslaved people, followed by sections on prayer, speech toward outsiders, and the personal greetings list.
This episode explores Colossians 3:1-17, focusing on setting minds on spiritual things, putting off old ways, and embracing a new life shaped by love, peace, and gratitude through Christ's resurrection.
This episode explores Colossians chapter two, focusing on understanding Jesus as the image of God and applying scripture to transform lives beyond academic study.
This episode is a Bible study session focusing on Colossians chapter 1, exploring the supremacy of Christ and its implications for Christian life, hope, and mission.
This episode explores how to deeply engage with the Book of Colossians through reflective scripture reading rather than superficial study, emphasizing spiritual nourishment and connection with God's word.
This episode explores how the gospel radically transforms believers into new creations through Christ, emphasizing the concept of reversal using the Greek word 'metastropho' from Galatians.
This episode features a recovered 1981 teaching by Pastor Dave on Psalm 119:25-32, focusing on the Hebrew letter Dalet and offering guidance for navigating depression through biblical scripture.
This episode features a remastered 1981 Sunday school recording by pastor Dave Garrett teaching through Psalm 119:1-8 as part of his 'ABCs of Grace' series, exploring Hebrew letters and biblical connections.
Pastor Jennifer Richmond introduces a sermon on John 13:1-21 about love, while sharing personal summer vacation stories and updates about Pastor Joe's absence.
The Dwelling Richly Podcast episode “How to Enjoy the Bible - Dave Garrett” centers on Dave Garrett’s case for “rightly dividing the word of truth” through literary form, subject matter, time, and dispensational truth.