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Basically Biblical
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Basically Biblical is a Podcast focused on Discipleship and equipping believers. We want to meet people where they are and show them how to study the bible accurately and why it is important to do so.
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The Magician's Nephew Will Be Worse Than I Thought!
The Magician's Nephew adaptation might struggle to capture the magic of the original text. We are looking at why this specific Narnia story is so difficult to translate faithfully to the screen.Many fans worry that modern production choices will strip away the nuance found in C.S. Lewis's…
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The Lord’s Long-Suffering: What You Need to Know
Learn how the fruit of the spirit of patience impacts your daily life. Explore practical ways to apply this virtue in difficult seasons.This video offers a focused bible verse analysis regarding what scripture says about waiting on God. We examine the original context of biblical patience and how...
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The Case Against ECT | Biblical Evidence Examined
Is the traditional doctrine of Eternal Conscious Torment (ECT) actually taught in the Bible—or is it a later philosophical import that contradicts Scripture?In this video we carefully examine the key biblical texts used to support the idea of never-ending conscious suffering in hell. We look at…
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When You Understand This About Peace, Everything Changes
What is biblical peace really? Learn how to distinguish true peace of god from the simple absence of conflict in your life.This devotional explores the true meaning of biblical peace by looking at scripture, specifically the teachings found in Ephesians 2. Many people misunderstand peace as…
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Righteousness Isn't What You Think It Is | Romans 1:16-17
Studying the Bible can be overwhelming, but using digital tools like the Blue Letter Bible app simplifies the process. This video demonstrates a focused method for examining text, specifically looking at how to navigate passages regarding faith and salvation. It is designed for anyone wanting to...
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Did Alan Didio Finally Explain Himself?
I recently had an interaction online with Alan Didio about claims he has made over the supposed recent meeting between pastors and government officals.I saw Didio's appearance on TimCast IRL and noticed some of his statements contradicted what he had said previously in a video done by.In this…
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From Evidence to Expectation | The Sign Trap
This video continues our examination of the book "God Wants You Well" by Andrew Wommack and his transforming healing from mere evidence of God's work to a requirement within the context of Christian faith. We delve into how the bible doesn't support this claim, even referencing a biblical account...
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Rejoice in Distress? Here's Why the Bible Says You Should
Joy is often sought after, but rarely found. Most people give up when they experience happiness. But Joy is different. It's deeper. And it can only be found in the Holy Spirit. In this video we dive into what the Bible actually says about Joy, and how to help cultivate true joy in your own...
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Why Didn't God Heal You? The Hardest Question of Faith
Starting a new series today, we're directly addressing those who love Jesus Christ and believe in divine healing but haven't experienced it firsthand. This series will explore the intersection of faith and the desired outcome of prayer for healing. We aim to offer comfort and perspective on...
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What If Everything You Knew About Love Was Wrong?
Love has been the focus of so much media and art throughout history. And while many people have spent countless hours trying to find, capture, or even articulate love, Jesus commanded it from his followers. This video continues the Fruit of the Spirit Series with the first fruit mentioned...
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The Veggietales Christianity Check?
In this insightful discussion, we explore a bad take from VeggieTales creator Phil Vischer, discussing his assertion that affirming the Apostles' Creed and Nicene Creed is all that's needed to be a Christian. This conversation touches on core aspects of "christianity" and "faith".Charlie's...
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This Biblical Analysis Went COMPLETELY Off the Rails
Jesse, Charlie , and Nate engage in a conversation, dissecting religious texts and interpretations. This discussion includes a live stream from St Mary's Episcopal Church in Stuart Florida, alongside a detailed look at a Bible verse with Greek and English translations. It’s an insightful session...
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Paula White and the Prosperity Gospel Problem
We're taking a closer look at Paula White, spiritual advisor to "donald trump," and her association with "prosperity preachers." This discussion explores the intersection of "christianity" and wealth teachings, raising questions about "faith and wealth" within some churches. Charlie's…
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EMOTIONALISM? More Like...
Jesse, Nate, and Charlie react to a video of a coffee shop that breaks out in worship. The critique is that this is simply emotionalism, but is that actually the case? Or are some simply to quick to criticize anything they don't like?Charlie's websiteCheck out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links...
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Was THIS Massive Wedding Service A Good Thing?
Jesse, Nate, and Charlie react to news of a massive church wedding ceremony where over 50 couples tied the knot. This split screen video captures their thoughtful and amused responses to the unique marriage celebration. It's an interesting look at a very public display for many a couple.Charlie's...
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Reformed Rachel? TERRORIZING Children!
Join Jesse and Luke for a lively discussion as they react to a post from Provisionist Perspective, diving into concepts surrounding "Reformed Miss Rachel." This video explores various facets of reformed theology and some biblical viewpoints. It’s a great watch for anyone interested in...
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Do Good Christians LIE To Get Attention?
If someone claims to be a Christian but they are caught in blatant lies that serve no purpose other than helping them get more clicks, than the question needs to be asked. Are they really a Christian?Check out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links are here
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The Alien Question Christians Are Asking
Is it possible that Aliens are real? And if they are, does that invalidate the cross? Although these questions may seem random or even crazy to some, Christians should be willing and able to have these conversations and answer these questions.Check out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links are here
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Do We Deserve God's LOVE?
In a video just before his death James Van Der Beek made a statement that we deserve God's love simply because we exist. But is that actually true? What do we actually deserve?Check out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links are here
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Biblical Literacy Crisis: The Numbers Don't Lie
Shocking Truth: A Majority of Christians Actually Hold Heretical Beliefs? 😱 | Reviewing the Latest State of Theology StudyIn this eye-opening video, I dive deep into a major national survey that exposes some alarming realities about what people who call themselves Christians actually believe.Key...
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Day 349 – Finish the Race: Faithful to the End — 2 Timothy 1–4 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In his final letter, written from prison and near the end of his life, Paul urges Timothy to remain courageous and steadfast. He calls him to guard the gospel, endure hardship, and continue preaching the Word in a culture drifting from truth. Paul reflects on his own life with confidence…
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The Fruit of the Spirit: Why Everyone Likes Fruit, But Disciples Actually Bear It
Dive into the heart of Galatians 5:22-23 with this powerful introduction to the Fruit of the Spirit! In this sermon, we explore why spiritual fruit like love, joy, peace, and more isn't just a nice idea—it's the proof of true discipleship. Using everyday analogies like new running shoes vs. a...
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Day 347 – Guarding the Gospel: Leadership in the Church — 1 Timothy 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these opening chapters of 1 Timothy, Paul writes to his young protégé about protecting sound doctrine in the life of the church. He warns against false teaching, highlights the transforming power of the gospel through his own testimony, and calls the church to prayer and godly order. Paul then...
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Day 348 – Training for Godliness: Finish the Race Well — 1 Timothy 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul exhorts Timothy to remain faithful in both doctrine and character. He warns about false teaching, urges Timothy to model godliness, and emphasizes the importance of perseverance in ministry. Paul addresses practical matters within the church—care for widows, relationships...
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Day 346 – Standing in Truth: Hope, and Faithful Work — 2 Thessalonians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In 2 Thessalonians, Paul writes to a church facing persecution, confusion, and discouragement. He reassures believers that God sees their suffering and will ultimately bring justice, while also correcting misunderstandings about the Day of the Lord. Paul urges the church not to be shaken by false...
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Bethel's Statement on Shawn Bolz: A Good Start - Surprising, Sobering, and Hopeful!
In this video, I respond to the recent public statements made by Bethel Church leadership (Dann Farrelly, Kris Vallotton, and Bill Johnson) during their Sunday morning service regarding Shawn Bolz.I want to say this clearly from the outset: this was a good start.I was genuinely surprised by the...
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Day 345 – Live Ready: Holiness, Hope, Day of the Lord — 1 Thessalonians 4–5 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul shifts from encouragement to instruction, calling believers to live holy lives that please God—especially in matters of love, integrity, and self-control. He addresses questions about the return of Christ, offering hope to those grieving and assurance that the Lord will...
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Responding to Critics, Misquotes, and Thoughtful Pushback
In this video, I respond to comments from my previous videos—everything from genuine, thoughtful pushback to arguments based on things I never actually said. I also address some common misunderstandings and engage with critics who approach the conversation from very different worldviews.The goal...
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Day 344 – Faith That Endures: Standing Firm in Hope — 1 Thessalonians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these opening chapters of 1 Thessalonians, Paul reflects with gratitude on the genuine faith, love, and hope of the Thessalonian church. Despite persecution and suffering, their faith has become an example to other believers. Paul also shares his deep pastoral concern, reminding them that…
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Day 343 – The Supremacy of Christ: Rooted and Transformed — Colossians 1–4 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In Colossians, Paul confronts false teaching by lifting our eyes to the greatness of Christ. Jesus is presented as supreme over all creation, the head of the church, and the one in whom the fullness of God dwells. Because believers have been raised with Christ, they are called to put off the old...
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Day 342 – Joy Unchained: Living Worthy of the Gospel — Philippians 1–4 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
Written from prison, Philippians is Paul’s letter of joy in unlikely circumstances. He reminds believers that gospel partnership is worth suffering for, that humility is modeled perfectly in Christ, and that true contentment is found not in comfort but in Christ Himself. From the famous…
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New Year, New Me? Why That Mindset FAILS!
It’s a phrase we hear every January—but for most people, it doesn’t last.Why do spiritual resolutions fade so quickly?Why does motivation disappear by February?And what does the Bible actually say about real, lasting change?In this episode of Basically Biblical, we take a hard look at the popular...
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Day 341 – Living Out the Gospel — Ephesians 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In the second half of Ephesians, Paul turns from doctrine to daily life. Because believers have been made new in Christ, they are called to walk in unity, put off the old self, and live in holiness and love. Paul addresses relationships within the church, the home, and society, grounding every...
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Day 340 – Chosen, Redeemed, and United in Christ — Ephesians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In the opening half of Ephesians, Paul lifts our eyes to the sweeping scope of God’s plan in Christ. He praises God for choosing, redeeming, and sealing believers through Jesus, emphasizing that salvation is entirely by grace through faith. Paul then reveals the mystery once hidden—that Jews and...
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Day 339 – Living Free in Christ: Faith Expressed In Love — Galatians 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these closing chapters of Galatians, Paul moves from doctrine to daily life. He reminds believers that they are no longer slaves but sons and daughters of God, adopted through Christ. True freedom, Paul explains, is not permission to sin but the power to live by the Spirit. He contrasts the...
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Day 338 – Freedom by Faith Alone: No Other Gospel — Galatians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these opening chapters of Galatians, Paul confronts a crisis at the heart of the church: the distortion of the gospel. He forcefully reminds the Galatians that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by works of the law. Paul defends his apostolic calling, recounts his confrontation with...
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Day 337 – Strength in Weakness: Christ’s Power Unveiled —2 Corinthians 11–13 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these final chapters, Paul defends his apostleship by doing something completely unexpected—boasting in his weakness. He recounts his sufferings, hardships, and even a mysterious “thorn in the flesh,” showing that true spiritual authority is marked by dependence on Christ, not outward success…
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Day 336 – Godly Grief & Generous Grace: True Repentance — 2 Corinthians 7–10 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul opens his heart about the joy he felt when the Corinthian church responded with genuine repentance. He distinguishes between godly grief, which leads to life and restoration, and worldly grief, which brings only regret. Paul then turns to the theme of generosity, holding…
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Day 335 – Treasure in Clay Jars: A New Creation Life — 2 Corinthians 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul pulls back the curtain on what it really means to follow Jesus in a broken world. He describes believers as jars of clay—fragile, ordinary vessels carrying the extraordinary treasure of the gospel. Though we face suffering, decay, and spiritual opposition, Paul reminds us...
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Day 334 – The God Who Comforts: Strength for The Weary — 2 Corinthians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these opening chapters of 2 Corinthians, Paul writes with deep vulnerability. He reflects on suffering, comfort, integrity in ministry, and the unwavering faithfulness of God. Paul explains that all of God’s promises find their “Yes” in Christ, and he points to the Holy Spirit as the seal of…
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Day 333 – The Resurrection & the Way of Christ — 1 Corinthians 13–16 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
These chapters bring Paul’s letter to a powerful climax. He defines love not as sentiment but as self-giving action—the essential mark of Christian maturity. Then Paul anchors the entire faith in the historical, bodily resurrection of Jesus. Without the resurrection, our faith collapses; with it,...
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Day 332 – One Body, One Spirit: Living for God’s Glory — 1 Corinthians 10–12 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul warns the church by using Israel’s failures as a reminder that spiritual privilege does not equal spiritual maturity. Temptation is real, but God always provides a way out. Paul then calls believers to do everything for the glory of God—even ordinary acts like eating and...
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Day 331 – Marriage, Freedom, and the Race of Faith — 1 Corinthians 7–9 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul gives practical and pastoral wisdom for Christians navigating relationships, marriage, and singleness in a world shaped by confusion and pressure. He reminds believers that their identity in Christ is what matters most—whatever situation they’re in, they are called to live...
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Day 330 – Holiness in a Confused Culture — 1 Corinthians 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul challenges the Corinthians to rethink what true Christian maturity looks like. Leaders are servants, not celebrities—and God will ultimately judge the motives of every heart. Paul then confronts serious sin in the church and rebukes them for tolerating what even the...
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Day 329 – True Wisdom and a United Church — 1 Corinthians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
Paul opens his letter to the Corinthian church by confronting their deep divisions and reminding them that the gospel—not personalities, preferences, or human wisdom—is the center of Christian identity. He contrasts the “wisdom of the world” with the wisdom of God revealed through the cross. Paul...
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Day 327 – Salvation for All, Humility for the Church — Romans 10–13 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul proclaims the stunning accessibility of salvation—“everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” He wrestles with Israel’s unbelief, celebrates God’s plan to bring the nations into His family, and then urges believers to live transformed lives shaped by mercy....
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Day 326 – Freed from the Law, Filled with the Spirit — Romans 7–9 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
These chapters take us deep into the inner struggle of the believer, the power of the Spirit, and the sovereignty of God in salvation. Paul describes the tension between wanting to obey God and wrestling with the flesh, leading into the triumphant reality of Romans 8—life in the Spirit, adoption…
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Day 325 – Justified by Faith & Freed from Sin — Romans 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
In these chapters, Paul builds on the foundation of God’s saving grace by showing that justification has always been by faith—even Abraham was counted righteous apart from works. Paul then explains the breathtaking implications of this truth: believers are united with Christ in His death and...
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Day 324 – The Brokenness of Humanity & the Power of the Gospel — Romans 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
Paul opens his letter to the Romans with some of the most foundational truths in all of Scripture. He declares that the gospel is God’s power for salvation—good news we desperately need because both Gentiles and Jews alike stand guilty before a holy God. In these chapters, Paul reveals humanity’s...
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Day 323 – Unstoppable Gospel: Paul’s Journey to Rome — Acts 25–28 | Bible In A Year (CSB)
As Acts comes to a close, Paul stands before Festus and King Agrippa, boldly proclaiming the truth of Christ even while in chains. Choosing to appeal to Caesar sets the stage for his dramatic voyage to Rome—complete with storms, shipwreck, and a snake bite that would’ve taken out anyone but a man...
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Basically Biblical is a Podcast focused on Discipleship and equipping believers. We want to meet people where they are and show them how to study the bible accurately and why it is important to do so.
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