Classic films often used creativity over spectacle, revealing deeper truths through simple storytelling. In Daniel 4, we see how pride distorts our perspective—but God, in His mercy, restores us when…
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When my kids brought home a bone from a camping trip, I was reminded just how lifeless and unsettling something dead can feel. But in Ezekiel’s vision, God shows us that even the driest, most hopeles…
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As the seasons shift and the days grow quieter, it's a fitting time to reflect on the mysteries woven into Scripture—stories that reveal God's power, His boundaries, and His sovereignty over all thin…
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Today we’re inviting our childlike wonder back to the table, using imagination as a sacred tool to encounter God through Ignatian Contemplation. By stepping into the stories of scripture, we allow th…
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If you’ve ever chased treasure through backyard adventures or geocaching trails, today’s episode will feel familiar—we’re mapping out spiritual gold in scripture through verse mapping. With Jeremiah …
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Do you love a good acronym—or wished your school had hosted spelling bees instead of geography bees? Today’s episode is for you then! We’re diving into Bible study methods that use simple, memorable …
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If you love a good mystery, today’s episode is for you—because we’re putting on our spiritual detective hats and diving into the Word with an inductive Bible study. With prayer as our guide and curio…
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If you're new here, welcome to the Bible for Busy People podcast, where we believe every quiet moment with God—whether it's a deep dive into scripture or a whispered prayer in the car—is a sacred inv…
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Ever notice how the same story can sound different depending on who tells it? As we finish the Songs of Ascent, we reflect on Mount Moriah—where God has shown His provision, mercy, and glory—and cons…
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What helps you turn back to God when you've gone your own way? For David, repentance looked like building an altar—an act of costly worship and surrender—on none other than Mount Moriah, reminding pi…
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