Jordan River Podcasts

Podcast coverage of the Jordan River is thin and almost entirely indirect. None of these episodes names it in the title. Instead, listeners encounter it while moving through biblical narratives, daily readings, or sermons whose real focus lies elsewhere.

Follow the text

The strongest route is through shows that linger over scripture. Lenny Goldberg Bible Classes offers brisk, informal Torah teaching, unpacking verses clause by clause and circling back when an interpretation needs room. Its episodes Judges ch. 12 v.5-15 Shibolet, Wrapping Up Yiftach, the Hidden Judges and Judges ch.11 v.12-23 Yiftach States the Case for Israel are the most promising choices for listeners who want detailed exposition rather than a quick devotional reference.

BibleTrack Daily Reading - KJV is more orderly: scripture first, then historical background, cross-references, and commentary. The relevant listening is folded into dated installments such as BibleTrack: Mar 25th - KJV and BibleTrack: Mar 31st - KJV. Daily Bible Reading Podcast takes an even broader approach, pairing several passages in episodes like NL-Day093 Deuteronomy 2-3; Psalm 50; Acts 8:1-25. These are useful for context, but they are not dedicated Jordan River studies.

From narrative to sermon

Liquid Church turns biblical scenes into energetic, present-tense preaching. Joshua 5:13-15: Who Fights Your Battles? and Joshua 6 | When God’s Plan Doesn’t Make Sense emphasize spiritual conflict and practical application, with the geography serving the larger sermon.

For a quieter teaching style, Daily Rejoicing with Pastor Jonathan Stansell moves directly through connected chapters in Deuteronomy 33-34, Joshua 1-2. LFAS3 Church Podcast is more morally urgent: Study This Book Of The Instruction Continually/ Obey Everything Written in it (Joshua 1:1-9) - A Sermon By Elise Beatrice treats the passage as a command to the listener.

Where to start

Begin with Lenny Goldberg Bible Classes for close textual explanation. Choose Deuteronomy 33-34, Joshua 1-2 for a compact reading across the transition into Joshua. If you prefer live, application-heavy preaching, try Liquid Church’s Joshua 5:13-15: Who Fights Your Battles?

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