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Morning Bible Study with Rob de Jongh
by Rob de Jongh
Short, no-frills audio Bible studies for your commute. Each episode walks slowly through a passage of Scripture in plain, warm English. New episodes appear automatically as Rob publishes his daily written studies.
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Ahab's Journey: From Blame to Repentance
It's interesting to look at the interactions between Elijah and Ahab. Ahab, a king who seriously provoked God, seemed to blame Elijah for all of Israel's troubles. But through powerful signs and Elijah's persistent message, we see Ahab's hard heart eventually begin to soften.
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Samson: A Man of God's Intentional Purpose
Samson's story often highlights his weaknesses, but a closer look at the context in Judges reveals a man deeply aligned with God's purpose for Israel, particularly concerning his tribe's inheritance.
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When Reproach Breaks Your Heart
Psalm 69 paints a vivid picture of Jesus' suffering on the cross, highlighting the deep shame and reproach He bore, especially from His own people. But God, in His wisdom, always looks upon the humble, even when rejected by others.
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When Our Hands Do Not Prosper: Lessons from Moses
Join me as we explore Moses' prayer in Psalm 90, reflecting on the consequences of broken vows and the longing for God to establish the work of our hands.
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The Doctrine Jesus Hates: Who are the Nicolaitans?
Jesus twice sternly warns against the doctrine of the Nicolaitans in Revelation, praising those who hate it and condemning those who hold to it. This study explores who Nicholas might have been and what this doctrine could entail, urging us to hold fast to the simple Gospel.
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When Justice Must Be Swift: David's Reign Begins
Join me as we explore a pivotal, though perhaps surprising, incident at the very beginning of David's reign. This story from 2 Samuel teaches us a vital lesson about David's character, the nature of leadership, and the weighty importance of justice.
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Passing the Torch: Caleb's Legacy of Faith
Caleb, an aging warrior, set a challenge for the next generation, seeking someone who would walk in faith and courage. His test revealed the first judge of Israel, demonstrating how one generation passes the baton of faith to the next.
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Samson's Repeating Folly: A Warning for Us All
Samson, a man gifted with immense strength, repeatedly fell into the same trap, revealing his secrets to those who sought his downfall. This pattern, highlighted by a proverb, offers a powerful lesson about self-awareness and humility in our own struggles.
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Don't Be Dismayed: God is Greater Than Our Worries
In a world full of unsettling news, it's easy to get caught up in fear. But Jeremiah reminds us that our all-powerful God is incomparable to anything mankind fears or creates, offering a steadfast anchor in turbulent times.
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Wings, Windows, and Unexpected Provisions on the Ark
Join me as we explore a curious detail in the Genesis flood account: why were birds treated differently, and what deeper lessons might this hold for us today?
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More Than Skin Deep: Rachel's Choices and Character
We often focus on outward appearances, but the story of Rachel in the Bible reminds us that true beauty lies within, and our choices reveal more about us than our looks ever can.
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A Time to Be Silent: Learning from Job's Friends
Sometimes, the most loving thing we can do for a friend in distress is to simply be present and listen, even to their 'rash' words.
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Drawing Near: A Glimpse of Grace from Joseph and Jesus
Discover how the ancient story of Joseph and his brothers illuminates our modern-day call to draw near to God through Christ. It's about forgiveness, repentance, and a welcoming heart.
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A Crown or Rottenness: Insights from Esther
Ever wonder what makes an 'excellent wife' in Proverbs? The story of Queen Vashti and Queen Esther might just hold the key.
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A Mother's House: Uncovering Hidden Details in Ruth
A small detail in the book of Ruth reveals a profound insight into the lives of Orpah and Ruth. Let's dig into the meaning of 'mother's house' and what it tells us about their choices.
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Unpacking Judah's Surprising Ancestry in Ezekiel
Ezekiel tells us Judah's parents were a Hittite and an Amorite. How can this be, and what does it reveal about God's view of 'parentage'?
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Short, no-frills audio Bible studies for your commute. Each episode walks slowly through a passage of Scripture in plain, warm English. New episodes appear automatically as Rob publishes his daily written studies.
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