Bible Study & Teaching Podcasts

Reasoning Through the Bible is the purest case of slow reading. In James 4:8–17 Explained: Humble Yourself Before God (Session 14), the two hosts, one of them Steve, stop on "purify." They note that the Greek also carries a sense of chastity and read it against James calling his readers adulterers a few verses earlier. The publisher describes the teaching as evangelical. In Joel 2:12–23 - Return to the Lord with All Your Heart (Session 4) they break off mid-chapter "because of time," which tells you the passage sets the pace.

Wisdom for the Heart brings the same patience to narrative. In Faith . . . and a Wicker Basket (Exodus 2:1-10), Stephen Davey observes that the story's characters go unnamed at first. He argues the omission keeps God as the primary actor. Growing Thru Grace, Pastor Jack Abeelen's teaching through whole books, adds dry humour. In Hebrews 11:27-28 // Faith Over Fear (Part 1) he retells Moses' reluctance and voices God's reply: "Fine. Knucklehead. I think it's right there in the Hebrew."

Truth For Life leans toward doctrine. In All One in Jesus, Alistair Begg teaches that Christian unity is "supernatural in its origin" and "doctrinal in its substance," and he rejects reading the passage as a call to ecumenical structures. Verse by Verse Bible Study with Dr. Wayne Barber does similar work. In Three Aspects of Pure Praise | Part 2, Barber points out that the text calls the four living creatures zoa rather than therion, the word for a beast. Listeners who want this teaching delivered as whole sermons can continue on the Sermons & Preaching page, and those who want the doctrines themselves can try the Theology & Doctrine page.

Word Matters turns one troublesome text into one compact episode. Brandon Smith and Trevin Wax host the show, which is sponsored by the Christian Standard Bible, and these episodes date from 2017. What does the number 666 mean? includes an early joke about hotel floors. It then lays out futurist readings, the Nero theory and the contrast with 777 before one host lands on the figurative, or idealist, view. In Does God promote genocide? their guest Joshua Butler argues that the episode reflects divine patience stretched across four centuries.

LIGHT OF MENORAH asks smaller, sharper questions. In Truth Nuggets - 17 - Mirror of Passover: Chiasm of the Lambs, the host notes that in the Amplified Bible the word "lamb" appears in square brackets in 1 Corinthians 5:7. Listeners whose questions turn toward defending belief may find the Apologetics page more direct.

Some shows care less about depth than about getting you to the text every morning. Fusion Church Morning SOAP Bible Study meets on Zoom at 6 a.m. on weekdays. In Tuesday, April 7 | John 20 the teacher has everyone stretch before praying. Mission 66 Bible Commentary, from TWR, adapts the Brazilian teacher Luiz Sayão for teacher John Mathews and co-host Esther Sisulu. 2 Samuel 18b-19, Good News And Bad News lingers over a messenger who expects David to celebrate a victory.

Building Faith and Family Podcast, with Steve Demme and Scott, is the homeliest of the group. Early in Deuteronomy 29-Joshua 8 a host talks about fresh cinnamon bread, and later comes a story of $1 work boots taken as an answered prayer. Journey Elgin keeps a reading plan as well: near the end of Journey Through Scripture - Hosea, listeners are sent away to read Isaiah 1–6 and 2 Kings 15. For prayer-centred listening, see the Devotionals & Prayer page.

GRINDIT podcast is a panel in no hurry. In Episode 548: 1 Corinthians 5 Part 1 Tolerating Sexual Sin: Are We Guilty? the hosts recall that chapter one took eight episodes and warn that this one is for mature audiences. Bible News Press is quieter. In Following the Feast of Tabernacles Through the Bible, Laura traces the feast to John 1:14 and admits that most of the commentaries she checked skipped a puzzle in Nehemiah 8:17.

Moriel Ministries has the hardest edge. In Weekend Bible Study With Jacob - There Is Only One True Gospel, the teacher names Roman Catholic sacramentalism and a Calvinist reading as errors. He also invites challenge: "I'm the easiest person in the world to win an argument with." Catholic and Reformed listeners should know that before they press play.

Sacrilegious Discourse - Bible Study for Atheists comes from a married couple who do not believe. They read Scripture to understand their Christian neighbours in the Midwest. Recording live on Discord for 2 Maccabees Chapter 13: Bible Study by Atheists, they discuss the watchword and fixate on the 22 war elephants. It is profane and openly sceptical. For the wider field, return to the Christianity guide or the Religion & Spirituality category guide.