The Bible Show

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through Exodus 34, where God renews His covenant with Israel after the golden calf incident. They explore what makes Moses a picture of Jesus as a mediator, the difference between forgiveness and restoration, and why God required Moses to cut the new stone tablets himself. You'll learn what God's glory really looks like when He reveals His own character: merciful, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love. The episode uncovers stunning parallels between three 40-day periods in Moses' life and three in the life of Jesus, including the presentation at the temple, the wilderness temptation, and the post-resurrection appearances. Discover how 2 Corinthians 3 teaches that believers are now living letters from God, growing from one degree of glory to another. Whether you're wondering how God handles sin, what His forgiveness really costs, or how prayer can transform your life, this teaching will ground you in both the Old Testament story and the gospel it points to. If this blessed you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show's second birthday00:01:16 - Exodus 34: Continuing after the golden calf00:06:26 - Forgiveness vs. restoration: Why Moses cuts the tablets00:11:37 - Moses alone: The blameless stands for the guilty00:20:45 - The Word broken and restored: Foreshadowing Jesus00:23:27 - Three 40-day periods in Moses' and Jesus' lives00:29:37 - You are a letter from the living God00:32:48 - God reveals His glory: His character, not fireworks00:39:43 - How God forgives: Carrying iniquity, transgression, and sin00:51:38 - Don't covenant with false gods01:03:40 - Moses' supernatural fast and shining face01:17:34 - The veil and ever-increasing glory01:22:40 - The Transfiguration vs. the Cross01:28:50 - Closing prayerLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Exodus34 #TheBibleShow #GoldenCalf #MosesAndJesus #GodsGlory #SteadfastLove #CovenantRenewal #Transfiguration #NewChristian #OldTestament #BiblicalTypology #ForgivenessAndGrace #PrayerLife

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Matthew 5:13-48, unpacking what Jesus meant when He called His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world. They explore how Jesus didn't come to abolish the Old Testament Law but to fulfill it perfectly on our behalf through what's called the Great Exchange. Jesus then raises the bar on murder, adultery, divorce, oaths, and retaliation, showing that God's standard goes all the way to the heart, not just outward behavior. You'll learn what "turn the other cheek" and "go the extra mile" actually meant in the first century, and why loving your enemies is central to the kingdom of God. The big takeaway: we can't meet God's perfect standard on our own, which is exactly why we need Jesus. If this episode helped you understand the Sermon on the Mount, share it with someone who's exploring the Bible for the first time.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: Continuing the Sermon on the Mount00:01:57 - What Does "Salt of the Earth" Mean? (Matthew 5:13)00:04:17 - How Christians Bring Flavor to the World00:06:12 - How Salt Creates Thirst for God and Heals00:07:59 - Salt and Covenant in the Old Testament00:09:02 - Warning: When Christians Lose Their Saltiness00:13:41 - What Does "Light of the World" Mean? (Matthew 5:14-16)00:18:02 - A City on a Hill: Why the Church Shines00:21:46 - Did Jesus Abolish the Law? (Matthew 5:17-20)00:29:07 - Anger Is Murder in the Heart (Matthew 5:21-22)00:37:52 - Reconciliation Before Worship (Matthew 5:23-26)00:41:40 - Lust Is Adultery in the Heart (Matthew 5:27-30)00:45:20 - Why You Need a New Heart00:47:33 - What the Bible Says About Divorce (Matthew 5:31-32)00:55:21 - Let Your Yes Be Yes: Oaths Explained (Matthew 5:33-37)00:58:27 - Eye for an Eye: What It Really Means (Matthew 5:38-39)01:03:47 - What "Turn the Other Cheek" Really Means01:08:55 - Give Your Tunic and Go the Extra Mile (Matthew 5:40-42)01:15:05 - Radical Generosity to the Truly Needy01:18:49 - How to Love Your Enemies (Matthew 5:43-47)01:25:01 - Be Perfect as Your Father Is Perfect (Matthew 5:48)01:29:02 - Closing PrayerLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#SermonOnTheMount #Matthew5 #SaltOfTheEarth #LightOfTheWorld #JesusFulfilledTheLaw #TheGreatExchange #TurnTheOtherCheek #LoveYourEnemies #NewChristian #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #WhatDidJesusTeach #HeartTransformation #GospelExplained

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode, Sam and Will walk through Exodus 33 where the aftermath of the golden calf rebellion threatens to end God's relationship with Israel for good. We learn why God's offer to bless them from a distance was both just and merciful, and why salvation has always been about restored communion with God rather than just avoiding punishment or gaining heaven. Moses steps into his role as a Christ-like mediator, leveraging the favor God has shown him to bring an entire rebellious nation back under God's care. They explore what "face to face as a friend" really means in Hebrew, why God calls His people stiff-necked, and how church discipline is meant to be restorative rather than punitive. When Moses boldly asks to see God's glory, the answer is stunning: God reveals His goodness, His name, and His mercy from the cleft of a rock that points directly to Christ. If you've ever doubted whether God would still be good to you after you've blown it, this chapter is for you.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to the Bible Show00:01:44 - Speed recap: Genesis 12 to Exodus 3200:05:36 - What the golden calf actually broke00:09:50 - Salvation is about restored communion with God00:15:20 - Exodus 33:1-3: God sends Israel without Him00:21:20 - Would you want heaven without Jesus?00:28:33 - Stiff-necked people and resisting the Holy Spirit00:34:09 - Church discipline as an act of love00:38:12 - Exodus 33:4-6: Israel mourns and removes ornaments00:43:48 - Exodus 33:7-10: The tent of meeting outside the camp00:53:26 - Exodus 33:12-17: Moses leverages favor as mediator01:04:53 - Exodus 33:18-20: "Show me your glory" explained01:08:19 - Exodus 33:21-23: Hidden in the cleft of the rock01:12:21 - Key takeaways and applicationLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Exodus33 #ShowMeYourGlory #NewChristian #GodsPresence #Moses #GoldenCalf #ChristianFaith #OldTestament #BibleTeaching #GodsGrace #GodsMercy #RockOfAges #WhatIsSalvation #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:1-12, the opening of Jesus' most famous sermon, the Sermon on the Mount. They explain what "blessed" (makarios) truly means in the Bible and why it is far deeper than material happiness or good circumstances. Each Beatitude is unpacked as part of a progression of spiritual growth, starting with recognizing your spiritual bankruptcy and building toward mercy, purity, peacemaking, and enduring persecution. The episode reveals how Jesus preaching from a mountain parallels Moses receiving the law at Sinai, and how the seven mountains of Matthew form a deliberate chiastic pattern. They also show how the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 are mirrored by the Woes against the Pharisees in Matthew 23. Whether you are just beginning your faith journey or have followed Jesus for years, the Beatitudes invite you to drop the pretense and come to God with empty hands. If this episode helped you understand the Sermon on the Mount, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction to the Sermon on the Mount00:02:00 - Who was in the crowd when Jesus preached00:03:47 - What does "blessed" really mean in the Bible?00:06:32 - "Blessed are" statements in the Old Testament00:09:42 - Why Jesus preached from a mountain (parallel to Moses)00:11:00 - The seven mountains of Matthew explained00:14:20 - Five major sermons of Jesus (parallel to the Torah)00:16:02 - Beatitude 1: Blessed are the poor in spirit00:26:30 - Beatitude 2: Blessed are those who mourn00:30:11 - Beatitude 3: Blessed are the meek00:36:23 - Beatitude 4: Hunger and thirst for righteousness00:42:57 - Beatitude 5: Blessed are the merciful00:45:48 - Beatitude 6: Blessed are the pure in heart00:49:19 - Beatitude 7: Blessed are the peacemakers00:55:20 - Beatitude 8: Blessed are the persecuted00:59:52 - Beatitudes vs. Woes: How Matthew 23 mirrors Matthew 501:09:53 - Closing prayerLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#SermonOnTheMount #Beatitudes #Matthew5 #BibleStudy #WhatIsBlessed #NewChristian #JesusTeaching #PoorInSpirit #KingdomOfHeaven #ChristianFaith #BibleExplained #GospelOfMatthew #SpiritualGrowth #GraceNotWorks #BibleForBeginners

*Trigger Warning: This episode contains brief discussion of sexual anarchy. Viewer discretion is advised.Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Exodus 32, one of the most dramatic and heartbreaking chapters in the Bible: the golden calf. They explore why the Israelites built an idol just forty days after pledging total obedience to God, what the golden calf actually was and its shocking connection to the Egyptian goddess Hathor, and how Aaron's cowardice as a leader let the entire nation spiral into sin. You'll learn what the Hebrew phrase "rose up to play" really means, why God told Moses "your people have destroyed themselves," and how Moses' intercession foreshadows Jesus as our ultimate mediator and sacrifice. This episode challenges us to examine how we still turn God's blessings into idols and take his grace for granted in our everyday lives. If you want to understand how the Old Testament points to Jesus and why the gospel is the only answer to human rebellion, this is the episode for you. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome: Introduction to The Bible Show00:01:33 - Exodus 32 begins: Israel demands new gods00:06:34 - "Make us gods": Why Israel's hearts turned back to Egypt00:10:36 - Aaron's failure: Collecting gold without resistance00:18:46 - The Egyptian connection: Hathor and the golden calf00:26:34 - Cheap grace: Taking God's mercy for granted00:31:09 - God's response: "Your people have destroyed themselves"00:37:11 - A stunning test: God offers Moses a new beginning00:46:12 - "The Lord relented": What the Hebrew actually means00:56:08 - Tablets shattered: The covenant is broken01:05:20 - Aaron's excuses: Blaming everyone but himself01:09:05 - "Who is on the Lord's side?": The Levites step up01:17:06 - Moses offers himself: Foreshadowing Jesus as mediator01:27:23 - Closing prayer: Beholding Jesus as the true sacrificeLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Exodus32 #GoldenCalf #BibleStudy #WhatIsIdolatry #Moses #GraceAndJudgment #JesusInTheOldTestament #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #NewChristian #OldTestament #Isaiah53 #SpiritualLeadership

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through Matthew 4, where Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. You will hear how the wilderness setting connects to Israel’s story, why Jesus fasts for 40 days, and how each temptation targets identity with the words, “If you are the Son of God.” They also show how Jesus answers Satan with Scripture (including passages from Deuteronomy), and how Satan twists Scripture (including Psalm 91) to push a shortcut around suffering. The conversation applies this to real life by talking about “wilderness seasons,” temptation patterns, and why suffering can trigger doubts about God’s love. Later, the episode transitions to the rest of Matthew 4, including Jesus’ move to Galilee, his message “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand,” and his calling of the first disciples. If this helped you, share it with a friend who is learning the Bible and wants practical encouragement for temptation and suffering. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show: Opening and welcome to the episode00:01:33 - Recap: Jesus’ baptism (Matthew 3) and the start of public ministry00:02:19 - Matthew 4 begins: Jesus led into the wilderness to be tempted00:11:59 - Jesus fasts and becomes hungry: True humanity and weakness00:21:16 - Temptation 1: Stones to bread, “If you are the Son of God”00:36:48 - Temptation 2: The temple, Psalm 91, and testing God00:46:11 - Temptation 3: Kingdoms without the cross, worship as the demand00:55:41 - “Opportune time”: How the same temptation shows up later (Peter and the cross)01:06:32 - After the wilderness: John arrested, Jesus goes to Galilee01:12:18 - Calling disciples: “Follow me,” fishers of men, immediate response01:18:46 - Jesus’ ministry grows: Teaching, proclaiming, healing, and crowds gathering01:23:48 - Prayer and closing: Final prayer and outroLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Matthew4 #GospelOfMatthew #TemptationOfJesus #JesusInTheWilderness #BibleStudy #NewChristian #ChristianFaith #Deuteronomy #Psalm91 #Genesis315 #KingdomOfHeaven #Repent #SermonOnTheMount #SpiritualWarfare #BibleTeaching

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue in Exodus and explain why God’s people needed a mediator to draw near to Him. They talk about God’s holiness, the tabernacle and priestly system, and why approaching God requires His provided “in-between” protections. Using a “standing on the sun” illustration, they show why we cannot enter God’s presence on our own. They connect Exodus 28–31 to the New Testament by explaining that Jesus fulfills the mediators, and that believers are called to abide “in Christ.” Take a moment to reflect on how you can approach God with both reverence and confidence because of Jesus. If this helped you understand Exodus or the idea of a mediator, share it with someone who is Bible-curious.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome and Exodus overview: Introducing the episode and Exodus 28–3100:01:20 - Why we need a mediator: What a mediator is and why humans need one before God00:03:15 - “Standing on the sun” illustration: Why God’s presence requires protection and mediation00:08:59 - Ignoring God’s rules goes badly: Examples of mishandling holy things00:11:31 - Jesus fulfills the mediators: Access to God is found in Christ00:17:30 - Abide in Christ: Union with Christ and the Christian life00:27:18 - Priestly garments and beauty: “For glory and for beauty” and what the clothing means00:40:17 - Breastpiece and representation: The tribes’ names, jewels, and mediation00:50:52 - Robe, hem, and healing: Bells, pomegranates, and touching the fringe01:05:03 - Temple tax and equal value: The half-shekel and what it teaches01:10:29 - Build on Christ the foundation: Building with what lasts (1 Corinthians 3)01:16:41 - Prayer and closing: Reverence, confidence, and final thanksLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleBasics #Exodus #Exodus28 #Exodus29 #Exodus30 #Exodus31 #Mediator #JesusChrist #UnionWithChrist #AbideInChrist #Tabernacle #HighPriest

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue their series in the Gospel of Matthew by walking through Matthew chapter 3 and the start of Jesus’ public ministry. They talk about the long “gap” between Jesus’ childhood and His baptism, then focus on John the Baptist’s message: “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” You’ll hear what repentance means in everyday life, why confession can be freeing, and why John preaches in the wilderness instead of the temple. The conversation also explains why baptism matters, what it symbolizes, and why John says Jesus will baptize “with the Holy Spirit and fire.” If you are new to Christianity or Bible study, this is a practical guide to understanding repentance, baptism, and why Jesus’ baptism reveals who He is. If this helped you, share it with someone who is curious about Jesus and the Bible.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: The Bible Show00:00:15 - Episode setup: Matthew 3 and baptism00:01:54 - Jesus’ ordinary life and the “carpenter” in Nazareth00:06:28 - John the Baptist appears: “Repent”00:09:22 - Why John preaches in the wilderness (Judea and the desert)00:15:03 - “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand”00:23:27 - Repentance and restoration (Old Testament promises)00:34:55 - John’s lifestyle and symbols (camel hair, locusts, honey, Elijah)00:45:07 - Crowds confess sins and are baptized in the Jordan01:02:12 - Holy Spirit and fire: what John means01:10:29 - Jesus comes to be baptized01:13:55 - Heavens open, Spirit descends, Father speaks01:24:18 - Closing prayer and final encouragement01:25:08 - Outro and ways to support the showLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Matthew3 #JohnTheBaptist #Baptism #Repentance #KingdomOfHeaven #HolySpirit #JesusBaptism #GospelOfMatthew #ChristianTeaching #BibleForBeginners #NewChristian #ChristianFaith #LearnTheBible #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue Exodus by walking through the tabernacle (Exodus 25 to 31) and why these detailed chapters matter. They explain how God moves toward sinful people and provides a “pattern” for how a holy God can dwell with His people. You will get a guided tour through the tabernacle’s layout and key items, including the bronze altar, bronze laver, table of showbread, golden lampstand, altar of incense, the veil, and the Ark of the Covenant with the mercy seat. Along the way, they connect these images to the gospel and to Jesus (including how the veil is torn and how Christ is described as the mercy seat). For personal application, they suggest using the tabernacle as a devotional guide for humility, repentance, fellowship with God, receiving truth, and growing in prayer. If this helped you understand Exodus and the tabernacle in a simple way, share it with a friend who is Bible-curious. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:30 - Why the tabernacle matters: God dwells with sinful people00:06:19 - Freewill offering and “make me a sanctuary”00:09:49 - The “pattern” and how it points to Jesus00:14:54 - The tabernacle as a picture of Eden00:17:51 - Tabernacle layout tour (court, rooms, veil, Holy of Holies)00:28:22 - Bronze altar: sacrifice and atonement first00:33:21 - Bronze laver: cleansing after atonement00:42:07 - Table of showbread: fellowship and satisfaction00:47:05 - Golden lampstand: light, truth, and life00:52:09 - Altar of incense: prayer and intimacy00:56:26 - Veil torn: access to God through Jesus00:59:39 - Ark and mercy seat: mercy and propitiation in Christ01:04:12 - Practical takeaway and closing prayerLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Exodus #Tabernacle #BibleShow #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #Gospel #Atonement #Prayer #ArkOfTheCovenant #MercySeat #Jesus #HolyOfHolies #OldTestament

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOPick up a copy wherever books are sold or visit Crossway.org/learnaboutcriticaltheory to learn how to get thirty percent off with a free Crossway plus account.In this episode, Sam and Will continue their series through the Gospel of Matthew by walking through Matthew chapter 2. They explain who the wise men (Magi) were, why they were watching the sky, and what it meant to come worship the newborn King. You will also hear about Herod’s paranoia, the prophecy of Bethlehem (Micah), and how God guided events through dreams and the flight to Egypt. The conversation explores the meaning of the gifts (gold, frankincense, and myrrh) and shows how Matthew connects Jesus to the story of Israel and Moses. Take a moment to ask yourself which response you are living out, worship like the Magi, religious indifference like the scribes, or control like Herod, and bring that honestly to Jesus. If this helped you understand the Christmas story in a deeper way, share it with a friend who is new to the Bible.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro and Matthew 2 setup00:00:30 - Genealogy pattern and the “seventh” fulfilled in Jesus00:03:35 - Matthew 2:1-2, Magi ask for the King of the Jews00:05:27 - Who the Magi were and why Daniel matters (theory)00:08:43 - Signs in the stars, Psalm 19 and “the heavens speak”00:13:00 - Did they follow the star to Jerusalem?00:16:21 - Star of Bethlehem theories (Jupiter and Regulus)00:20:10 - Judah and the lion, Genesis 49 connection00:24:54 - Herod’s paranoia and why Jerusalem is troubled00:28:44 - Sponsor: Crossway, “What is Critical Theory?”00:29:37 - Bethlehem prophecy, Micah and the coming ruler00:36:45 - Three responses to Jesus: Magi, religious leaders, and Herod00:46:27 - Worship and gifts: gold, frankincense, and myrrh00:49:16 - Dreams, flight to Egypt, “Out of Egypt I called my son”00:59:04 - Herod kills infants, Jeremiah 31 and the new covenant hope01:07:14 - Return to Israel, Nazareth, and Jesus’ ordinary years01:14:31 - Prayer and closing encouragementLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #GospelOfMatthew #Matthew2 #WiseMen #Magi #StarOfBethlehem #Herod #Bethlehem #ProphecyFulfilled #NewChristian #BibleExplained #FlightToEgypt #Jeremiah31 #Micah5

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAODownload Sabbath Space:App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sabbath-space/id6737306691Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sabbath.sabbath_space_app&hl=en_US&pli=1In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through Exodus 24 and explain why this chapter reads like an ancient covenant treaty. You will see how God makes the covenant official through spoken and written words, vows of obedience, sacrifice, and a covenant meal. The episode explains why boundaries at Mount Sinai still matter, why the people are told to “worship from afar,” and how the blood sprinkled on the altar and the people seals the covenant. They also connect Exodus 24 to Jesus, the Last Supper, and the idea of “the blood of the covenant,” showing how the old patterns point to a greater fulfillment. Along the way, they discuss the fear of the Lord, why “hearing” in Hebrew includes obedience, and why drawing near to God is where peace is found. Share this with a friend who is new to the Bible and wants a clear explanation of covenant, sacrifice, and grace.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Show intro: The Bible Show begins00:00:24 - Exodus 24 overview: making the covenant official00:03:00 - Covenant ceremony explained: witnesses, terms, blood, and a feast00:05:22 - “Worship from afar”: boundaries and approaching God00:08:43 - Access to God in the gospel: grace with reverence00:14:09 - Israel’s vow to obey: “All the words… we will do”00:17:44 - Moses writes God’s words: why it must not change00:30:38 - Blood on the people: sealing the covenant00:34:21 - Jesus and “my blood of the covenant”: Last Supper connection00:39:47 - Leaders go up and “see God”: sapphire pavement and theophany00:55:41 - Moses waits in the cloud: six days, seventh day, and 40 days/40 nights01:10:17 - Closing prayer: drawing near to God through JesusLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Exodus24 #BibleStudy #ChristianTeaching #NewChristian #Covenant #MountSinai #BloodOfTheCovenant #LastSupper #NewCovenant #Gospel #JesusChrist #FearOfTheLord #Hebrews #BibleExplained #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn Matthew 1, Sam and Will walk through why the Gospel starts with Jesus’ genealogy, and why that “list of names” matters for real life. You will hear what it means that Jesus is called the Son of David and the Son of Abraham, and how those titles point to God’s promises and a kingdom that reaches all nations. They highlight how God works through messy, broken family stories, including outsiders and women named in the genealogy (like Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and the wife of Uriah). The episode also explains Matthew’s “14 generations” pattern (including a discussion of gematria) and how Matthew is emphasizing David. Then they move into the birth of Jesus, Joseph’s mercy, the virgin birth, and why Jesus came to save people from their sins. If you feel disqualified by your past, this is a reminder that God is not ashamed to bring grace into real, complicated lives. If this helped you understand Matthew 1, share it with a friend who is new to the Bible.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show begins00:01:46 - Starting Matthew 1: Why a genealogy?00:02:15 - Genealogy explained: Why Matthew begins with names00:04:04 - Jesus Christ: What the titles mean00:06:33 - Son of Abraham: Blessing for all nations00:12:06 - “Genealogy” and Genesis: A new beginning theme00:18:42 - Messy family stories: God’s faithfulness through sin00:24:20 - Rahab and Ruth: Outsiders included in Jesus’ line00:30:10 - Kings and exile: A spiritual and moral train wreck00:43:55 - “14 generations”: Why Matthew repeats the pattern00:48:50 - Birth of Jesus: Joseph, Mary, and Jesus’ mission00:59:59 - Why Jesus came: Saving people from their sins01:03:03 - Closing prayer and final encouragementLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Matthew1 #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #GenealogyOfJesus #SonOfDavid #SonOfAbraham #VirginBirth #Incarnation #JesusSaves #Gospel #JosephAndMary

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOPick up a copy wherever books are sold or visit http://crossway.org/bemerry to learn how to get thirty percent off with a free Crossway plus account.This episode of The Bible Show continues after the Ten Commandments by walking through Exodus 20 to 23 and explaining why the “civil laws” can feel difficult and confusing for modern readers. Sam and Will talk about the fear of the Lord (reverential awe), why God immediately gives instructions for an altar, and how the law exposes our need for atonement. They spend significant time discussing biblical slavery in the ancient world, especially the protections and limits God puts in place to guard the vulnerable and prevent exploitation. You will also hear how these laws point to bigger moral principles like justice, restitution, and care for the sojourner, widow, fatherless, and poor. Finally, they connect Exodus themes to the gospel, including a picture of covenant faithfulness and a striking passage about an “angel” whose name is in him. If you have ever struggled to read the Old Testament laws, this will help you slow down, look for God’s heart, and apply the moral message with humility. If this helped you, share it with someone who is curious or skeptical about the Bible’s harder passages.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:00:37 - After the Ten Commandments00:03:52 - Fear of the Lord00:14:29 - The altar and atonement00:26:12 - Slavery laws explained00:47:33 - The “ear piercing” and the doorpost01:04:06 - Justice and restitution01:17:28 - The angel who leads and guards01:23:53 - Closing prayer and final takeaway01:25:09 - OutroLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #NewChristian #BibleBasics #Exodus #TenCommandments #FearOfTheLord #HolySpirit #OldTestamentLaw #BiblicalJustice #Restitution #Atonement #CareForThePoor #ChristianPodcast #SlaveryInTheBible #JesusInTheOldTestament

*Trigger warning: this episode contains brief discussion of sexual anarchy in Ancient Roman culture. Viewer discretion is advised.Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will begin their first long-form walk through a New Testament book by introducing the Gospel of Matthew. They explain the difference between the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) and how John focuses on Jesus’ identity as God the Son. Before starting Matthew 1 and the genealogy, they give a beginner-friendly background to the world Jesus was born into, including foreign rule, pressure to “earn” God’s favor through obedience, and the rise of groups like Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, and Zealots. They also unpack why many first-century Jews expected a political or military Messiah, and why Jesus’ message of mercy, loving enemies, and faith was so confusing and offensive to many leaders. The episode closes by pointing forward to Matthew 1, highlighting the grace and beauty found in Jesus’ genealogy, and ending with a prayer for readers as they enter the Gospels. If you are Bible-curious or new to Christianity, follow along as they build the context that makes the Gospel story easier to understand.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Starting a long-form New Testament series00:00:54 - Website and devotionals: Where to find supporting resources00:01:51 - The Gospels explained: Synoptic Gospels and John’s focus00:03:44 - Why Matthew: Choosing the Gospel of Matthew for this series00:04:25 - Why background matters: First-century Israel context before Matthew 100:06:09 - Matthew 1:1 preview: Genealogy language and “Christ” as a title00:08:53 - History crash course begins: What shaped Messiah expectations00:12:40 - Greek rule and influence: Hellenistic culture and the Septuagint00:15:41 - Maccabean Revolt: Independence, then internal conflict and decline00:18:02 - Pharisees and zeal: Law-keeping, foreign influence, and expectations00:22:07 - Herod the Great: Rise to power, brutality, and why it matters in Matthew00:30:25 - Taxes and poverty: Daily life under Roman rule and heavy burdens00:41:45 - Jewish groups overview: Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, and Zealots00:52:10 - Isaiah 9 and “zeal”: Why Jesus’ kingdom message shocked people00:58:24 - Wrap-up: Next episode in Matthew 1, then closing prayer and outroLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleShow #GospelOfMatthew #BibleStudy #NewTestament #SynopticGospels #BibleBasics #ChristianFaith #JesusChrist #BiblicalHistory #Pharisees #Sadducees #HerodTheGreat #MaccabeanRevolt #Isaiah9 #BibleTeaching

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOPick up a copy wherever books are sold or visit http://crossway.org/the10commandments to learn how to get thirty percent off with a free Crossway plus account.In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will finish their series on the Ten Commandments by discussing the tenth commandment: “Do not covet.” They read Exodus 20:17 and explain coveting as a deep craving for what belongs to someone else, not just noticing something you like. The conversation looks at how coveting is connected to envy, comparison, and discontentment, and why it can be hard to spot because it happens in the heart. They also talk through Scripture passages that expose coveting and point to contentment in Christ (including James 1, John 6, Luke 18, Romans 7, and Matthew 23). You will hear practical diagnostic questions to help you identify what you feel entitled to and what might cause you to “walk away sad” from Jesus. A key takeaway is that gratitude and contentment are central to fighting covetousness in everyday life. If this helped you, share it with a friend who is learning the Ten Commandments.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show00:00:15 - Ending the Ten Commandments series00:01:02 - Reading Exodus 20:17 (Do not covet)00:01:57 - What does “coveting” mean?00:02:34 - Wanting vs. coveting (compulsive longing)00:03:12 - The Greek word Epithumeo (desire/craving)00:03:42 - A picture of desire in ancient Greek thought00:05:24 - Why this shows up in stories and culture00:07:55 - Deuteronomy’s wording and the heart issue00:10:00 - Proverbs 21: craving without labor00:10:48 - James 1: desire leading to sin00:12:12 - Good ambition vs. sinful coveting00:14:50 - Common categories people covet00:19:55 - Where coveting can lead if unchecked00:26:31 - God judges the heart (the Lord looks on the heart)00:28:34 - Nobody is immune to coveting00:34:10 - John 6: seeking Jesus for bread, not for Jesus00:37:48 - The rich young ruler (Luke 18) and the heart test00:42:42 - Romans 7: coveting exposes sin in the heart00:45:56 - Matthew 23: cleaning the outside vs. the inside00:54:55 - Contentment and gratitude as the opposite of coveting00:55:58 - Philippians 4: learning the secret of contentment00:01:02:10 - “Our hearts are restless” and redirecting desire00:01:06:53 - Closing prayer and final encouragementsLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#TenCommandments #DoNotCovet #Exodus20 #BibleStudy #BibleForBeginners #NewChristian #ChristianTeaching #James1 #John6 #Luke18 #Romans7 #Matthew23 #Philippians4 #Hebrews13 #Psalm23

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show Daily, we walk through Ephesians 2:4–7 and focus on the powerful words “but God.” You’ll hear how God’s mercy and love meet us even when we were “dead in our trespasses,” and why salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn. The conversation connects this theme to other “but God” moments in Scripture, and highlights the joy of God in the picture of the lost sheep being carried home rejoicing. We also talk about what it means to be united with Christ, including being raised with Him and seated with Him, and how that reshapes your identity and security. There’s also a brief announcement about pausing the daily episodes and moving toward longer-form Old Testament and Gospel content. If you’ve been feeling shame, insecurity, or stuck in your circumstances, let this passage re-center you on God’s kindness and grace in Christ. If this helped you, share it with someone who is Bible-curious or new to following Jesus.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome: The Bible Show intro00:00:21 - Announcement + today’s passage (Ephesians 2)00:01:27 - Pausing the daily episodes and moving to long-form content00:02:11 - Reading Ephesians 2:4–700:02:40 - “But God” and salvation by grace (not earned)00:04:21 - “But God” moments across Scripture (Noah, Joseph, Exodus, and more)00:07:00 - The lost sheep: God’s joy when sinners repent00:09:37 - United with Christ: identity, security, and being “seated with Him”00:12:12 - Takeaway: preach this truth to yourself and live from this identity00:13:40 - Prayer and closing encouragementLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #BibleCurious #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Ephesians2 #ButGod #Grace #Mercy #Gospel #UnitedWithChrist #IdentityInChrist #LostSheep #ChristianPodcast #BibleTeaching #SalvationByGrace

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show Daily, Sam and Will walk through Ephesians 2:1–3 and talk about what it means to be “dead in trespasses and sins” apart from Christ. We read the passage, then unpack why the Bible’s diagnosis of humanity is so blunt, and why that is actually freeing instead of just shameful. You’ll hear why self-help and motivational fixes cannot solve spiritual death, and why we need resurrection, new life, and to be born again. We also discuss grace as the start of faith and include an illustration of why a dead person cannot choose God unless God first brings life. Take a moment to reflect honestly on your need, then respond with humility, gratitude, and trust in God’s grace. If this helped you understand Christianity more clearly, share it with someone who is Bible-curious.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Show intro: The Bible Show begins00:00:20 - Where we are in the Bible: Ephesians 2:1–300:01:04 - Reading the passage: “dead in trespasses and sins”00:03:23 - Why this diagnosis is freeing: no more pretending00:05:06 - Why self-help cannot save: the “plucked rose” illustration00:06:00 - What we really need: resurrection, new roots, born again00:07:39 - Can people save themselves?: Augustine vs. Pelagius00:08:44 - Illustration: a “dead person” cannot come to Jesus alone00:10:05 - Encouragement and application: grace produces humility and gratitude00:11:15 - Prayer: asking God to make dead people spiritually aliveLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Ephesians2 #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #NewToTheBible #BibleShowDaily #GraceOfGod #BornAgain #ResurrectionPower #DeadInSin #GospelTruth #GodsWord #PrinceOfThePowerOfTheAir #Humility #Gratitude #JesusChrist

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAODownload Sabbath Space: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sabbath-space/id6737306691 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sabbath.sabbath_space_app&hl=en_US&pli=1In this episode, Sam and Will walk through the Ninth Commandment, “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor” (Exodus 20:16), and explain why it is not only about courtrooms, it is about truth in everyday life. They talk about how common lying is, how deception damages relationships, and why Scripture connects truth to the heart (Matthew 15:18–19). You will also hear Jesus’ teaching on simple honesty without oaths (Matthew 5:34), plus examples of how dishonesty spreads through social media and culture. The episode highlights why Christians are called to be witnesses of truth (Acts 1:8) and how to speak the truth in love instead of harshness (Ephesians 4). A practical takeaway is to practice honesty that protects others, builds trust, and points people back to God’s truth when the world feels confusing. If this helped you understand the Ninth Commandment and truth in a beginner-friendly way, share it with someone who needs clarity. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:00:22 - Show update00:01:05 - Ninth Commandment00:02:18 - Lying stats00:04:02 - Truth is covenant00:07:32 - Heart and truth00:09:24 - Jesus on oaths00:12:12 - What “false witness” means00:13:07 - Deuteronomy 1900:17:33 - When deception feels justified00:23:26 - Social media lies00:29:32 - Propaganda and trust00:35:09 - Back to God00:35:29 - Sponsor: Sabbath Space00:41:43 - Called to witness00:46:21 - Truth in love00:51:04 - The fall and lies00:53:39 - Set free by truth00:59:24 - Words build or harm01:01:00 - Logos and Jesus01:05:53 - Daily focus on truth01:07:52 - Gospel application01:10:43 - Closing prayer01:11:33 - OutroLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #TenCommandments #Exodus20 #NinthCommandment #FalseWitness #SpeakTruth #Matthew15 #Matthew5 #John8 #John17 #Philippians4 #Ephesians4 #FirstJohn1

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode, the Sam and Will finish Ephesians chapter 1 and talk about the power God gives to believers through the gospel and the resurrection. They read and discuss the hope God calls Christians to, the riches of His inheritance, and the “immeasurable greatness” of His power toward those who believe. They also wrestle honestly with feeling out of control in daily life, and what real spiritual power looks like. You will hear a simple explanation of key Greek words used in the passage and why Paul stacks so many “power” terms together. The conversation centers on resurrection power at work in believers and why that means we do not have to live in despair. If you feel powerless right now, let this encourage you to trust God, seek life, and bring hope into the areas that feel like they are withering. If this helped you, share it with a friend who is curious about faith or needs hope today.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show begins00:00:20 - Ephesians 1 focus: Power in the gospel and the resurrection00:01:24 - Personal question: Do you feel real power in everyday life?00:02:13 - Paul’s message: You have tremendous power in Christ00:03:04 - Greek word study: “immeasurable,” “power,” and “energy” explained00:04:52 - What it means: Resurrection power at work in believers00:06:13 - How to live it: Faith when life feels like it’s falling apart00:08:39 - Takeaway: Preach resurrection to despair and hopelessness00:09:14 - Prayer: Asking God to help us walk in resurrection power00:10:08 - Closing: Like, subscribe, review, and shareLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Ephesians1 #ResurrectionPower #Gospel #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #HopeInChrist #FaithInJesus #John14 #HolySpirit #ChristianLiving #PowerOfGod #Prayer #Church

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show Daily, the conversation focuses on biblical hope from Ephesians 1:16–18 and how it is different from wishful thinking. They explain hope as a confident expectation about an unseen future, rooted in what God promises. You will hear why believing “this life is all there is” can lead to fear and instability, but trusting an eternal future in Christ brings freedom and a steadier mindset. They use simple illustrations (an inheritance letter and cleaning toilets with a promised reward) to show how future hope changes how you live right now. The episode ends with a short prayer asking God to open our eyes and transform our lives as we look toward the end. Share this with a friend who wants a clear, beginner-friendly picture of what “hope” means in the Bible. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show00:00:20 - Ephesians 1:16–18 read: Paul’s prayer and “the hope”00:01:28 - What is biblical hope: Not wishful thinking, confident expectation00:02:11 - Eternal perspective: What changes if this life is all there is00:03:40 - Illustration: Receiving a letter about an inheritance00:05:20 - Inheritance from God: “Riches of his glorious inheritance”00:06:26 - Illustration: Cleaning toilets and the promised reward00:08:14 - Life application: Endurance, faithfulness, and attitude in hardship00:09:41 - Heart check: What you really believe about the end and inheritance00:10:56 - Closing prayer: Ask God to open our eyes and transform our livesLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #BibleForBeginners #NewChristian #BibleTeaching #ChristianHope #HopeInChrist #Ephesians1 #GospelHope #ChristianLiving #EternalPerspective #InheritanceInChrist #Romans8 #FaithAndJoy #Prayer #ChristianPodcast

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they dive into Ephesians 1:15-18, exploring Paul’s heartfelt prayer for the early church. Discover how Paul emphasizes the transformative power of knowing Christ and having the eyes of our hearts enlightened. Through their discussion, Sam and Will reveal why seeing Jesus clearly changes everything and how it impacts our daily walk of faith. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: Opening the Bible Show and today’s passage00:00:20 - Ephesians 1 explained: The focus on verses 15 through 1800:01:00 - Paul’s main prayer: Why he wants believers to truly see Christ00:02:52 - Wisdom and revelation: What it means to see reality rightly00:04:12 - Seeing God changes everything: Why knowing His beauty matters most00:06:18 - More than behavior change: Transformation begins with knowing Jesus00:08:30 - What gets in the way: Making time to set your eyes on Him00:10:02 - Closing prayer: Asking God for wisdomLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Ephesians #FaithJourney #PaulineEpistles #KnowingGod #TransformativeFaith #ChristianLiving #WisdomAndRevelation #ExploreScripture #EyesEnlightened #GodsWord #JesusChrist #BiblicalTruth

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will delve into Ephesians 1, exploring the profound assurance offered by the Spirit of God. They discuss the key theme of being ‘in Him’ and how the promises of salvation and inheritance are sealed and secured by the Holy Spirit. This conversation is essential for anyone grappling with doubts about their salvation, as it emphasizes the firm foundation on which our faith rests. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00 - Intro: Diving into Ephesians 100:07 - The Eternal Plan Revealed00:25 - In Christ: The Repeated Assurance00:55 - Salvation's Trinitarian Foundation02:40 - The Comfort of the Holy Spirit's Seal04:00 - Explaining the Spirit's Guarantee06:45 - Walking in Assurance: A Practical Metaphor10:04 - Closing Reflection: Living Securely in the SpiritLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#Ephesians #BibleStudy #HolySpirit #FaithJourney #ChristianLiving #TrinitarianSalvation #SpiritualGrowth #GodsPromises #Salvation #BiblicalAssurance #NewTestament #ChristInUs #FaithExploration #JesusSaves #SpiritualInheritance

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOPick up a copy wherever books are sold or visit http://crossway.org/gospelmarriage to learn how to get thirty percent off with a free Crossway plus account.In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will talk about the eighth commandment: “You shall not steal.” They explain that stealing in the Bible is bigger than shoplifting or robbery and can include fraud, withholding what you owe, wage theft, plagiarism, and failing to use what God has given you in a faithful way. The conversation also looks at how stealing is a heart issue, how private property and honest work matter in Scripture, and why generosity is the godly opposite of theft. They discuss biblical examples like Zacchaeus, Judas, Achan, and the thief on the cross, along with passages from Exodus, Matthew, John, Ephesians, and more. If you want a simple, practical look at what this commandment means for everyday life, this episode helps connect Bible teaching to money, work, debts, and caring for others. Take time to ask where you may need repentance, restitution, or a more generous heart. If this episode helps you understand the Bible better, share it with someone who is learning the Christian faith.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - The Eighth Commandment00:00:58 - What Stealing Means00:03:34 - The Problem of Theft00:09:53 - Common Forms of Stealing00:12:18 - Restitution and the Heart00:16:16 - Everything Belongs to God00:20:00 - Stealing Starts in the Heart00:22:49 - Generosity vs. Theft00:26:16 - Work, Property, and Possessions00:30:00 - Biblical Warnings About Theft00:36:46 - Examples of Theft in Scripture00:41:22 - Caring for the Poor00:44:36 - Possessions and Generosity00:48:58 - Cheerful Giving and Stewardship00:56:17 - Ephesians 4:28 Explained00:59:01 - Jesus and the Thief on the CrossLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #TenCommandments #DoNotSteal #Exodus20 #EighthCommandment #NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #ChristianLiving #BiblicalGenerosity #Stewardship #Zacchaeus #Ephesians428 #GospelHope #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they dive into Ephesians 1:7-10, revealing the abundant blessings in Christ and the profound mystery of redemption through His blood. They explore the eternal purpose of God and how it finds fulfillment in Jesus, extending grace and mercy beyond measure. This discussion uncovers how we are included in God's plan and how we can live a life fully immersed in His overflowing love. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that deepens our understanding of grace and salvation. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: The Bible Show begins00:00:21 - Ephesians 1:7–10: Blessings we have in Christ00:00:53 - God’s eternal plan: The mystery of his will explained00:02:48 - What is redemption: Bought by the blood of Christ00:04:41 - Riches of grace: God’s mercy is overflowing00:06:50 - Mystery revealed: All things united in Christ00:08:39 - How to respond: Stop earning and go to Christ00:10:22 - Prayer and closing: Living like grace is abundantLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Ephesians #Grace #Redemption #GodsLove #JesusChrist #InChrist #Faith #SpiritualJourney #ChristianLiving #Gospel #DivinePurpose #GraceAbound #Salvation #GodsPlan

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will in today’s exploration of Ephesians 1:3-6, where they dive into the profound truth of our spiritual blessings in Christ. Discover how every blessing in God’s universe is available through a union with Jesus, a concept that transcends time and understanding. Journey with us as we unveil the eternal plan God set before the foundation of the world and realize your place in His extraordinary story of redemption. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00 - Intro: Understanding the Power of Ephesians01:10 - Sam and Will Discuss Spiritual Blessings02:45 - Chosen Before Creation: A Divine Plan04:20 - The Delight of God in Our Redemption06:00 - Union with Christ: More Than Obedience08:40 - God's Eternal Story and Our Purpose10:30 - Living Out Our Identity in ChristLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#Ephesians #BibleStudy #GodsPlan #SpiritualBlessings #UnionWithChrist #Redemption #ChosenInChrist #FaithJourney #BibleTeaching #ChristianPodcast #GodsWord #DivinePurpose #Predestination #Grace

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they delve into the profound words of Psalm 34, emphasizing God’s unyielding presence and grace even in our most challenging times. Witness how David, during his own trials, finds solace and strength by keeping his gaze fixed on God. This conversation invites viewers to explore the comforting truth that God's closeness is never more apparent than in times of heartache. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show: Opening welcome and setup for today’s Bible teaching.00:00:50 - Psalm 34:17-22 Read Aloud: The passage is read and introduces the main promises of the episode.00:01:21 - David’s Focus on God: The hosts reflect on David’s praise and God’s attentive care for His people.00:02:48 - The Lord Is Near to the Brokenhearted: A close look at Psalm 34:18 and how God meets people in grief.00:04:23 - Suffering Does Not Mean God Is Distant: The discussion addresses the lie that hardship means God has forgotten you.00:05:19 - A Personal Story of Pain and Restoration: One host shares a difficult season and how this psalm brought comfort.00:07:40 - Afflicted but Not Crushed: The episode connects suffering, God’s presence, and hope through 2 Corinthians 4.00:08:46 - Affliction, Refuge, and No Condemnation: The hosts explain the difference between the righteous and the wicked in suffering.00:11:10 - Final Takeaway and Prayer: A personal application and prayer to trust that God is near.00:12:00 - Outro and Share the Episode: Closing encouragement to like, subscribe, review, and share.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Psalm34 #FaithJourney #GodsPresence #ChristianFaith #SpiritualEncouragement #BiblicalReflections #DavidPsalm34 #GodsPromises #OvercomingTrials #FaithAndSuffering #ResilientFaith #ChristianCommunity #BiblePodcast #TransformativeFaith

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they delve into Psalm 34, exploring critical themes of faith, facing adversities, and the transformative power of fearing the Lord. Through examining David's journey with his companions while evading Saul, our hosts shed light on how loving and respecting God above all shapes our actions, values, and ultimately our lives. Discover how you can cultivate a reverential fear of the Lord and why it is essential for spiritual growth. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00 - Intro: Welcome to Bible Show Daily00:12 - Diving into Psalm 34: David's Flee from Saul01:19 - The Fear of the Lord: More Than Just Reverence03:09 - Law and Love: Understanding God’s Precepts06:59 - Words and Actions: Reflecting Our Hearts09:37 - Seeking Peace in Turmoil: David's Guidance11:00 - God’s Ever-Present Care: Encouragement for BelieversLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Psalm34 #FearOfTheLord #FaithJourney #GodsWord #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth #DavidAndSaul #SeekPeace #BibleDiscussion

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue their series on the Ten Commandments by looking at the seventh commandment, “You shall not commit adultery” in Exodus 20. They explain adultery as more than cheating on a spouse, describing it as a deeper betrayal of covenant, trust, and faithfulness. The conversation explores God’s design for marriage, Jesus’ teaching about lust and the heart, and why sexual sin is treated so seriously in the Bible. They also talk about practical boundaries, the dangers of pornography, premarital sex, and other patterns that can damage marriages and lives. A big takeaway for beginners is that this command is not only about avoiding sin, but also about building a faithful, safe, Christ-centered marriage. If this episode helped you understand the Bible’s view of marriage, lust, and grace, share it with someone who is learning the Christian faith.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The seventh commandment: Opening of the episode and today’s focus on “You shall not commit adultery”00:00:31 - Covenant College update: A personal story about Caleb, college, and gratitude for a Christ-centered school00:02:15 - What adultery means: Adultery explained as covenant-breaking betrayal, not just a physical act00:03:58 - God’s positive design for marriage: Faithfulness, delight in your spouse, and protecting the marriage covenant00:05:12 - Emotional boundaries matter: A pastoral counseling story about emotional support and relational limits00:07:22 - Why marriage matters in the Bible: Marriage as a major theme from Genesis to Revelation00:09:06 - Marriage as covenant, not just romance: Why vows are deeper than feelings and attraction00:10:14 - A three-person marriage: How bringing God into marriage changes authority, forgiveness, and unity00:13:16 - Marriage and the gospel: Security, love without performance, and your spouse as a treasure00:17:01 - Marriage as a safe place: A picture of being fully known and still loved00:20:13 - Jesus on lust and adultery of the heart: Matthew 5 applied to desire, imagination, and the inner life00:23:20 - Why Jesus uses severe language: Gouging out the eye, cutting off the hand, and the deeper heart problem00:29:30 - The need for a new heart: David’s repentance and the promise of a heart transplant00:30:39 - Practical boundaries against temptation: Avoiding situations, accountability, and cutting off pathways to sin00:34:48 - Why sexual sin is so destructive: Sex as a sacred gift from God and fire in the wrong place00:36:34 - Premarital sex and fidelity to God: Why sex belongs in marriage and why that matters spiritually00:40:52 - Warnings from Proverbs and modern consequences: Adultery, cohabitation, pornography, and relational damage00:50:39 - Spiritual adultery in the Bible: How the prophets and New Testament describe turning away from God00:54:18 - Jesus and the woman caught in adultery: Grace, forgiveness, and the call to go and sin no more00:56:59 - Jesus takes our scarlet shame: The cross, cleansing, and the invitation to run to JesusLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #TenCommandments #Exodus20 #YouShallNotCommitAdultery #MarriageInTheBible #BiblicalMarriage #LustExplained #JesusTeaching #NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #ChristianPodcast #SexualSin #GraceInChrist #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, join Sam and Will as they delve deeply into Psalm 34:8-10, exploring David's profound call to "taste and see that the Lord is good." From David's transition from hardship to hope, to his invitation to experience God's goodness beyond intellectual assent, this discussion emphasizes the importance of a real, transformative relationship with God. Discover how true satisfaction and spiritual nourishment come from seeking refuge in Him. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction to Psalm 34: Opening the Bible Show and introducing Psalm 34:8–1000:00:57 - Taste and see the Lord is good: Reading the passage and introducing David’s invitation to experience God00:01:12 - Humility and fixing your eyes on God: David points people away from himself and toward the Lord00:02:29 - What does taste and see mean: A beginner-friendly explanation of experiencing God’s goodness00:05:42 - Blessed is the one who takes refuge in Him: Why faith does not remove hardship but gives true safety00:08:21 - Fear the Lord and lack no good thing: What reverence for God means and how He satisfies deeper needs00:10:16 - Young lions and needy people explained: Why strength and self-sufficiency still leave people hungry00:11:59 - Final takeaway and prayer: A closing encouragement to go to God and experience Him personallyLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Psalm34 #TasteAndSee #FaithJourney #GodsGoodness #ChristianDevotion #SpiritualGrowth #BiblicalTeaching #GodsWord #TransformativeFaith #SeekTheLord

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode Will and Sam discuss Psalm 34:1–7, the conversation focuses on how David praises God in the middle of fear, loss, and uncertainty. The episode explains what it means to bless the Lord at all times, boast in the Lord instead of yourself, and look to God rather than your problems. It also talks about humility, seeking the Lord in anxious moments, and the peace that comes from trusting God even when circumstances have not changed. A personal story about a family health crisis helps show how praise can bring peace in the middle of real pain. New Christians and Bible-curious viewers will also hear why “the angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear him” is such a comforting picture of God’s protection. If you are walking through fear or stress, this episode encourages you to turn your attention to God and keep your focus on Him today. If this helped you understand Psalm 34 in a simple and practical way, share it with someone who needs encouragement.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: The Bible Show begins: Opening welcome to the episode.00:00:21 - Psalm 34 background explained: David’s hard season and why this psalm matters.00:01:30 - Psalm 34:1–7 read aloud: The passage is read before the discussion begins.00:02:01 - Bless the Lord at all times: How David chooses praise in suffering.00:04:18 - A personal story about peace in crisis: Praise and trust during a family emergency.00:06:18 - Magnify the Lord together: Why David calls others to focus on God with him.00:08:12 - Delivered from fear, not yet from circumstances: Trusting God while the trial is still happening.00:10:34 - The poor man cried and God heard: Humility, dependence, and God’s help.00:13:14 - Final takeaway: What happens when you keep your eyes on God.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Psalm34 #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #BibleTeaching #TrustGod #PraiseGod #FearAndFaith #AnxietyAndFaith #SeekTheLord #Humility #GodsWord #ChristianEncouragement #BibleForBeginners

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they explore Psalm 56, delving into David’s journey fraught with fear and uncertainty as he runs from King Saul. Witness David’s raw expressions of trust in God amidst his deepest trials. This episode unfolds the profound message of God’s attentiveness to our struggles, reflecting His care and compassion. Discover the relevance of David’s story in our lives today and find encouragement in the promise that God remembers every tear and sees every hardship. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction to Psalm 56: David on the run: The episode opens with the setting of David fleeing Saul and wrestling with fear and loss.00:01:09 - Psalm 56:8–13 read aloud: The hosts read the passage and introduce the main theme of trusting God in suffering.00:01:45 - God counts your tossings and keeps your tears: A close look at how God sees sleepless nights, anxiety, and every tear.00:03:16 - God remembers pain and will wipe away tears: The discussion connects God’s care, His record of suffering, and His compassion.00:04:11 - God is for me in the middle of hardship: David’s confidence is explained even though he has lost so much and still faces danger.00:05:54 - Repeating truth when fear returns: The hosts show why David repeats God’s word and rehearses truth instead of chasing new answers.00:07:22 - Vows, thank offerings, and staying faithful: David turns from fear back to worship, obedience, and gratitude before God.00:08:34 - Delivered from death and walking in the light of life: The passage points to God’s past faithfulness and present peace in chaos.00:09:12 - Preach verse 8 to yourself: Practical encouragement to remember God’s character in both good times and hard times.00:10:36 - Closing prayer and final encouragement: The episode ends with prayer for trust, refuge, and confidence in God’s care.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#Psalm56 #FaithInTrials #BiblicalEncouragement #DavidAndSaul #GodsCare #TrustInGod #ChristianFaith #BibleStudy #TransformativeFaith #GodsPromises #WorshipInHardTimes #OvercomingFear #SpiritualJourney #GodsWord #FindingPeaceInGod

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they delve into Psalm 56, a powerful and inspiring passage from the life of David. In this episode, they unravel the story of David's flight from Saul and his encounter in the city of Gath, revealing the depth of David's trust in God amidst overwhelming fear and adversity. Discover how the Psalms serve as a timeless prayer book, encouraging believers to place their fears in God's hands. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: The Bible Show Daily begins00:00:20 - Psalm 56 background: David fleeing from Saul: The hosts explain the setting behind the psalm00:01:24 - Reading Psalm 56:1–7: The passage is read aloud00:02:00 - Be gracious to me, O God: David cries out for grace in suffering00:03:42 - When I am afraid, I trust God: Fear, faith, and trusting God’s word00:05:44 - A pattern for prayer in hard times: Bringing problems honestly to God00:06:51 - Enemies, pressure, and constant evil: David describes the persistence of evil00:08:01 - God’s justice and evil’s shelf life: Why David believes evil will not win00:09:40 - Gospel application: Christ, wrath, and salvation: The passage is connected to the gospel00:10:52 - Personal application and closing prayer: Trusting God quickly in fearful momentsLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Psalm56 #DavidAndSaul #TrustInGod #FaithOverFear #BiblicalInsights #GathEncounter #DivineJustice #GospelApplication #GodsPromises #PrayerAndReflection #ChristianFaith #TransformativeWord #SpiritualGrowth

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this part two episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue their study of the sixth commandment, “You shall not murder,” by applying it to some of today’s hardest moral questions. They talk through self-defense, just war, the death penalty, assisted suicide, and abortion, asking what the Bible teaches about protecting life and responding to evil in a fallen world. Throughout the episode, they return to the idea that God is a God of life and that human beings are made in the image of God. This conversation is especially helpful for new Christians and Bible-curious listeners who want a clear starting point for understanding how biblical ethics connect to real issues in modern culture. It also points listeners back to Jesus as the source of truth, mercy, forgiveness, and hope, even in difficult and emotionally charged topics. If this episode helps you think more clearly about life, justice, and following Jesus, share it with someone who is exploring the Bible too.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show and episode setup00:00:55 - The sixth commandment: Why “You shall not murder” needs two episodes00:02:48 - Self-defense explained: Can Christians protect life by force?00:06:48 - Just war theory: When is war morally justified?00:11:48 - Just war checklist: Righteous cause, authority, motives, and last resort00:17:10 - Conduct in war: Restraint, proportionality, and peace as the goal00:24:02 - The death penalty: A difficult Christian debate00:31:16 - The state and the sword: Justice, mercy, and restraining evil00:40:29 - Assisted suicide: Why this issue is becoming more common00:43:42 - The value of life: Cultural decline and the dangers of euthanasia00:47:18 - Canada and MAID: What happens when assisted death expands00:55:28 - Abortion: A biblical view of unborn life00:58:16 - Legal protection for the unborn: Exodus and the image of God01:01:50 - Abortion statistics: The scale of the issue in the U.S. and worldwide01:10:35 - My body, my choice?: Why they call it the opposite of the gospel01:12:02 - Help and hope: Resources, grace, forgiveness, and closing thoughtsLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleShow #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #TenCommandments #Exodus #YouShallNotMurder #SanctityOfLife #SelfDefense #JustWar #DeathPenalty #AssistedSuicide #Abortion #NewChristian #BibleTeaching #ChristianEthics

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they dive into the depths of Psalm 52, exploring how David grapples with the harsh realities surrounding him and the unfailing faithfulness of God. They discuss the narrative of David's struggles and friendships, the themes of godly refuge versus temporary riches, and how these lessons can transform our understanding of life's trials today. Will reminds us of the urgent message of this Psalm and its relevance in our lives. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show: Opening welcome and introduction to the day’s Bible teaching.00:00:21 - Background to Psalm 52: David, Saul, Jonathan, and the events that led to this psalm.00:03:26 - Psalm 52:5–9 read aloud: The passage is read and sets up the main teaching.00:04:02 - Evil has a shelf life: David’s response to evil and the contrast between judgment and God’s faithfulness.00:05:25 - Broken down or planted in God: A closer look at the psalm’s contrast between the wicked and the righteous.00:07:06 - Eternal destruction apart from God: Reflection on being separated from the source of life.00:08:57 - Abiding in the Lord and growing in glory: John 15 and 2 Corinthians 3 are used to explain lasting life in God.00:11:55 - Urgency, comfort, and prayer: Final takeaway and closing prayer.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#Psalm52 #BibleStudy #Faithfulness #DavidAndJonathan #GodsWord #PrayerLife #TrustInGod #JudgmentAndMercy #ChristianPodcast #GrowInFaith #RighteousJourney #EternalLife #VineAndBranches #BibleExploration

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will on today’s episode of The Bible Show as they dive into 1 Samuel chapter 18, unraveling the rich tapestry of true friendship through the relationship between David and Jonathan. Discover how their covenant symbolizes the selfless love that reflects the gospel, and explore the profound connections to Jesus' own expressions of friendship. This captivating discussion reveals the transformative power of biblical love and why it remains essential in our lives today. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction to 1 Samuel 18: The episode introduces the passage and asks how the Bible defines true friendship in light of the gospel.00:00:21 - Jonathan and David: The hosts explain the setting after Saul’s rejection and how Jonathan’s friendship with David begins.00:01:16 - Reading 1 Samuel 18:1–5: The passage is read, including Jonathan’s covenant with David and David’s success.00:01:50 - What biblical friendship looks like: The discussion explains why David and Jonathan are a key example of true friendship.00:03:19 - Love your neighbor as yourself: Jonathan’s love for David is connected to the Bible’s call to love others as yourself.00:03:57 - Jonathan’s gifts point to the gospel: Jonathan giving his robe and weapons to David is explained as a picture of selfless love.00:05:22 - Jesus as the true friend: The conversation connects Jonathan’s actions to Jesus giving His righteousness, truth, and life.00:06:32 - Friends, secrets, and trust: A word study highlights how friendship includes openness, trust, and nothing hidden.00:07:28 - John 15 and no secrets with Jesus: Jesus calling His followers friends is connected to His full disclosure and faithful love.00:08:14 - Greater love lays down life: Biblical love is described as selfless giving, fulfilled perfectly in Christ.00:08:54 - Application for real friendship: The hosts reflect on intentional friendship, vulnerability, and the cost of loving well.00:10:08 - Closing prayer and outro: The episode ends with prayer for biblical friendships and a closing invitation to share the show.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#TheBibleShow #BiblicalFriendship #DavidAndJonathan #1Samuel18 #GospelLove #JesusOurFriend #SelflessLove #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #GodsWord #SpiritualGrowth #Intentionality #FriendshipGoals #BibleJourney #ExploreTheBible

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will in today's engaging discussion as they delve into the profound significance of Good Friday, focusing on Jesus’ last statement from the cross, "Into your hands I commit my spirit." They explore why this biblical passage and the crucifixion are pivotal to Christianity, offering a deep understanding of trust and faith through Jesus’s example. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show begins00:00:21 - Good Friday explained: the last statements from the cross00:00:33 - Why it is called Good Friday00:01:15 - Jesus’ last words: “Into your hands I commit my spirit”00:01:23 - Bible reading: Luke 23:44–46 (darkness, torn curtain, centurion)00:02:04 - Jesus quotes Scripture: Psalm 31:500:02:36 - Psalm 31 continued: trust, fear, and asking God for rescue00:03:14 - What Jesus endured, and why “Father” matters00:05:35 - “He breathed his last”: creation and the breath of God00:09:40 - Bringing it home: why Christians trust God in sufferingLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#GoodFriday #BibleShow #JesusLastWords #Faith #TrustInGod #Sovereignty #HolyWeek #Crucifixion #Transformation #Psalm31 #ChristianCommunity

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they dive into the profound sixth statement in Jesus’ Seven Last Statements, “It is finished,” from John 19:30. Discover how these powerful words signify the completion of redemption, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the triumph over sin and death. This discussion illuminates why Jesus' declaration is central to our faith, freeing us from the burdens of sin and inviting us to live in the victory of His completed work. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome to the Bible Show: Intro to the episode.00:00:20 - Today’s topic and series: The “seven last statements of Jesus.”00:00:35 - “It is finished”: Introducing the key phrase.00:00:37 - John 19:30 read aloud: The Scripture is read in context.00:01:08 - What “finished” means: Redemption and mission completed.00:02:03 - “Tetelesti” explained: “Paid in full” and no debt remaining.00:03:10 - Old covenant to new covenant: Forgiveness of sins and God changing hearts.00:05:16 - The “infinite debt” idea: Why Jesus had to come and what it means.00:07:45 - Living it out: Fighting accusation by trusting “it is finished.”00:08:22 - Closing prayer and final encouragement: Prayer, then a request to share and subscribe.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleShowDaily #SevenLastStatements #ItIsFinished #Jesus #ChristianFaith #SpiritualRedemption #BiblicalDiscussion #NewCovenant #FreedomInChrist #GospelTruth #SalvationComplete #Theology #JesusFinalWords #PowerOfTheCross

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible? Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will continue through Exodus and the Ten Commandments by focusing on the sixth commandment, “You shall not murder.” They explain why God values human life, how every person belongs to God and bears God’s image (Imago Dei), and why that makes murder such a weighty sin. They also unpack the Hebrew word behind the commandment (ratzak) and why some English translations say “kill” while others say “murder.” Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5 expands the command to include anger, hatred, and dehumanizing speech, showing that this commandment reaches into the heart. The conversation also covers negligence that leads to death, helping the vulnerable, speaking up when harm is coming, vengeance and justice, and the sensitive topic of suicide and self-harm, with a call to seek help and hold onto hope in God. If this episode helps you, leave a comment about whether you would rather see daily Old Testament content continue or a long-form Gospel walkthrough. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show begins00:00:15 - Welcome and context: Continuing Exodus and the Ten Commandments00:00:34 - Viewer question: Daily episodes vs a long-form Gospel series00:01:53 - Commandment focus: “You shall not murder”00:02:34 - Two-part plan: Today’s meaning; next episode’s controversial questions00:04:15 - Why life is sacred: Life belongs to God and humans bear God’s image00:06:19 - Fearfully and wonderfully made: Wonder of human design and life00:09:47 - Bible theme: Life over death, and Jesus as “the life”00:11:12 - Cain and Abel: Murder and the devil’s agenda of death00:13:38 - Word study: Hebrew “ratzak” and what “murder” means00:16:18 - Kill vs murder: War, capital punishment, and self-defense distinctions00:18:27 - Eight violations: Starting with actual homicide and what leads to it00:32:44 - Heart-level murder: Hatred, anger, and contempt in Matthew 500:42:01 - Negligence and manslaughter: Building and living to protect life00:46:43 - Failure to help: Life-saving aid, Good Samaritan, and Matthew 2500:48:57 - Failure to warn: Speaking up when evil leads to death (watchman)00:52:57 - Vengeance and justice: Leaving vengeance to God; role of government01:02:16 - Suicide and self-harm: Life belongs to God, despair, and seeking help01:10:47 - Life on a spectrum: Diminished life vs abundant life (John 10:10)01:14:02 - Closing: Next episode teaser and goodbyeLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Exodus #TenCommandments #SixthCommandment #YouShallNotMurder #ImagoDei #Matthew5 #Deuteronomy #John1010 #SermonOnTheMount #BibleTeaching #ChristianPodcast #NewChristian #BibleBasics #ChristianFaith

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will in this enlightening episode of The Bible Show, as they delve deep into the fifth statement of Jesus on the cross: "I thirst." It's more than just a simple phrase; it holds profound physical and spiritual significance. They discuss the excruciating experience Jesus endured, the fulfillment of scripture, and the ultimate sacrifice He made so that we may never thirst again. This episode invites you to explore the depths of Jesus' suffering and the transformative power of God's love. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: Welcome to The Bible Show00:00:31 - Read John 19:28: “I thirst” and the hyssop branch00:00:48 - The suffering of the cross: Scourging and cruelty explained00:01:50 - Why did Jesus say “I thirst”?: Questions about audience and purpose00:02:17 - Physical and spiritual thirst: Dehydration and deeper meaning00:04:08 - What “I thirst” points to: Wrath, sin, and separation described00:06:34 - Passover connection: Lamb, blood, doorposts, and hyssop symbolism00:08:56 - Prayer and closing: Turning to God with our thirstLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Jesus #ChristianFaith #Crucifixion #IThirst #Gospel #SpiritualGrowth #TransformativeFaith #ScriptureDiscussion #GodsLove #BiblicalTeaching #FaithJourney #LivingWater

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will on The Bible Show as they delve into Jesus' powerful words from the cross, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Exploring the fourth statement of Jesus and its profound connection to Psalm 22, they unearth the striking significance behind this moment of anguish and its triumphant resolution. Discover the awe-inspiring connection between Old Testament prophecy and Christ's crucifixion, and be encouraged by the ultimate victory in Jesus' mission. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Intro: The Bible Show00:00:15 - Welcome and purpose of daily Bible time00:00:37 - Reading Matthew 27: darkness and Jesus’ cry00:01:28 - Temple sacrifices and prayer times (Tamid)00:02:06 - Prayers for the Messiah during the crucifixion00:03:26 - What does “forsaken” mean? Questions about the Trinity00:04:55 - Jesus quotes Psalm 22 and points to the whole Psalm00:06:22 - Psalm 22 details (pierced hands and feet, lots, garments)00:09:06 - The “crimson worm” illustration00:10:54 - Closing prayer and reflectionLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #JesusCrucifixion #Psalm22 #ChristianFaith #GospelMessage #Jesus4thStatement #CrimsonWorm #OldTestamentProphecy #PowerOfGodsWord #FaithJourney #Siblinghood #HolyWeek #GodsPromise

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they explore the poignant and profound third statement of Jesus on the cross from John 19. They delve into the humanity and divinity of Christ, focusing on His tender moment with His mother and the apostle John. Through this discussion, they illuminate the depth of Jesus's compassion and the family-like nature of the church. This episode invites you to engage with the transformative power of God's Word and His immense love for us. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome & Daily Focus: Introduction and the importance of God’s word.00:00:11 - Seven Last Statements: Overview and focus on Jesus’s third statement.00:00:20 - Jesus, Mary, and John: Reading the passage and Jesus’s words from the cross.00:01:01 - The Human Side of Jesus: Discussing Jesus’s emotions and sacrifice.00:01:20 - Mary at the Cross: Reflecting on Mary’s role and faithfulness.00:02:08 - Prophecy Fulfilled: Mary’s sorrow and its fulfillment.00:02:56 - Jesus’s Compassion: His care for Mary in suffering.00:03:46 - “Woman, Behold Your Son”: The meaning and impact of Jesus’s words.00:04:46 - John’s Role: Why John was present and his relationship with Jesus.00:05:56 - Church as Family: How Jesus models the church as family.00:06:11 - Mary’s Faithfulness: Mary’s journey and faith.00:07:06 - Honoring Others: The meaning of Jesus calling Mary “woman.”00:08:23 - Caring for Others: Lessons on caring even when it’s hard.00:09:04 - God Sees Our Pain: Jesus’s awareness of our struggles.00:09:33 - Prayer & Application: Closing prayer and encouragement.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #JesusOnTheCross #John19 #ChurchFamily #Compassion #Faith #Mary #GospelOfJohn #ChristianPodcast #TransformativeFaith #PowerOfGodsWord #JesusCompassion

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will on a profound exploration of Jesus' second statement from the cross, as recorded in Luke 23. In this episode, they delve into the interaction between Jesus and the repentant thief, offering deep insights into the simplicity and breadth of salvation. Discover how Christ's promise of paradise to a criminal underscores the essence of faith and redemption, and why it remains central to our lives today. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: The power of God's word and today's theme00:00:16 - Jesus and the Thieves: A promise on the cross00:01:05 - The Thief's Faith: Confessing and believing00:03:01 - The Formula for Salvation: What must we do?00:03:34 - Faith in Jesus’ Kingdom: Believing beyond death00:05:00 - Jesus’ Response: Assurance of paradise00:06:00 - The Simplicity of Faith: No works required00:08:03 - The Cost of Crucifixion: Physical and spiritual pain00:10:02 - Application: What this means for us today00:11:02 - Prayer and Reflection: Responding to Jesus’ invitationLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #WhatIsSalvation #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Luke23 #JesusChrist #Salvation #Faith #ThiefOnTheCross #GospelMessage #Redemption #Grace #BiblicalTeaching #SpiritualJourney #GodsWord

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOIn this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will explore the Fifth Commandment: “Honor your father and your mother.” They discuss why family is foundational in God’s design, how honoring parents shapes our lives, and the impact of strong families on society. The conversation covers practical ways to show honor, the importance of modeling faith for children, and the consequences when families break down. Listeners will hear encouragement for parents and children, real-life examples, and biblical wisdom for building healthy relationships. No matter your background, you’ll find guidance for applying this commandment in everyday life. Take a step toward stronger family connections and a deeper walk with God.Like, comment, and subscribe for more.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: Welcome and overview of the Fifth Commandment00:01:44 - The First Four Commandments: Relationship with God00:02:08 - Reading Exodus 20:12: The Fifth Commandment explained00:03:16 - God’s Design for Family: Why family comes first00:04:39 - The Role of Parents: Passing on faith and values00:07:36 - Parenting Goals: Bringing children into relationship with God00:09:10 - Teaching Children: Deuteronomy 6 and daily faith00:12:25 - Remembering God’s Works: Memorials and generational faith00:13:29 - The Family as a Little Church: Insights from church history00:15:44 - Passing Wisdom: The importance of generational teaching00:17:04 - Children as a Heritage: Psalm 127 and Proverbs00:19:02 - Modeling Faith: Why parents’ example matters00:21:12 - Prioritizing Faith: Making church and God central00:22:23 - Living Out Faith: Authenticity and grace in parenting00:27:00 - What Does “Honor” Mean?: Giving weight and respect00:29:33 - Protecting Reputation: Speaking well of parents and elders00:30:36 - Celebrating Parents: Showing gratitude at any age00:32:08 - Boundaries and Honor: Balancing respect and healthy limits00:33:06 - Honoring Elders and Leaders: Beyond the nuclear family00:36:20 - Societal Impact: Family breakdown and national consequences00:41:14 - The Trend of Estrangement: Modern challenges in families00:46:09 - Dangers of Abolishing Family: Lessons from history00:48:44 - Positive Examples: The power of mothers and fathers00:53:05 - The Importance of Fathers: Studies and statistics00:56:45 - Consequences of Fatherlessness: Societal effects01:00:16 - Grace and New Beginnings: Hope for parents and children01:04:27 - Next Episode Preview: The Sixth CommandmentLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #BibleForBeginners #Exodus20 #FifthCommandment #HonorParents #ChristianFaith #BibleStudy #FamilyMatters #Parenting #FaithJourney #TenCommandments #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalWisdom #TheBibleShow #LifeApplication

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will on the Bible Show Daily as they delve into the seven last statements Jesus made from the cross, starting with "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do" from Luke 23. Discover the profound implications of Jesus' constant plea for forgiveness, the depth of his suffering, and the overarching message of grace. This episode invites you to reflect on the transformative power of forgiveness and to embrace the sacrificial love of Christ. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome & Introduction: Beginning the Bible Show Daily and setting the stage for today’s topic.00:00:07 - Seven Last Words: Introducing Jesus’ first statement from the cross.00:00:16 - Exploring Forgiveness: Discussing the continual nature of Jesus’ plea for forgiveness.00:00:55 - Who Is Forgiven?: Identifying those Jesus prayed for and the scope of forgiveness.00:02:10 - The Depth of Sacrifice: Examining the suffering and mission of Jesus on the cross.00:03:11 - Application to Us: Understanding our part in the story and the call to forgiveness.00:04:02 - The Heart of Jesus: Reflecting on Jesus’ motivation and love during his suffering.00:05:54 - Spiritual and Emotional Agony: Looking beyond the physical pain to the spiritual significance.00:06:33 - Responding to Forgiveness: Encouragement to embrace grace and seek reconciliation.00:10:12 - Closing Prayer: Ending with a prayer and invitation to reflect on forgiveness.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#NewChristian #BibleStudy #Forgiveness #JesusChrist #Luke23 #ChristianFaith #Grace #SacrificialLove #FaithJourney #SpiritualGrowth #DailyDevotion #Prayer #Cross #GodsWord #TransformationalFaithLikeDislike

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will on The Bible Show Daily as they delve deeply into Isaiah 53, exploring its profound implications for believers, especially as we approach Holy Week. Together, they unpack the powerful prophecy and its fulfillment in Jesus' sacrificial journey to the cross, illuminating why this ancient text is considered a gospel in the Old Testament. The discussion enriches our understanding of God’s love and the ultimate sacrifice that brings us into relationship with Him. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome and Introduction: Setting the stage for Isaiah 53 and Holy Week00:00:08 - The Power of God's Word: Why daily Bible study matters00:00:16 - Focus on Isaiah 53:10-12: Reading and reflecting on the passage00:00:58 - The Will of the Lord: Understanding God's purpose in Jesus' suffering00:01:13 - The Joy in Sacrifice: Exploring the divine perspective on the cross00:02:06 - God's Plan from the Beginning: The eternal purpose behind the sacrifice00:03:02 - Fulfillment of Prophecy: Jesus as the guilt offering00:04:14 - Offspring and Legacy: What it means to be children of God00:05:33 - Satisfaction in Suffering: Jesus' perspective from the cross00:06:07 - Life Application: How these truths impact our relationship with God00:07:02 - Entering Holy Week: Reflecting on the meaning for believers today00:10:00 - Prayer and Closing: Responding to God's love and sacrificeLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFL#BibleStudy #Isaiah53 #HolyWeek #JesusChrist #Cross #BiblicalProphecy #Gospel #Sacrifice #FaithJourney #ChristianLiving #GodsLove #EasterPreparation #SpiritualGrowth #BiblicalTeaching #TheBibleShow

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they dive into Isaiah chapter 25, unveiling the profound promise of hope amidst the world’s darkest shadows. In today's episode, they explore the prophecy of a Messiah who will conquer death and bring eternal life. This powerful passage resonates through the ages, echoing in the New Testament and offering us a glimpse of the heavenly banquet we are invited to. Discover why these timeless truths still matter today and how they can transform our lives. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction: Welcome to Bible Show Daily and the power of God's Word00:00:07 - Exploring Isaiah 25: The curse of death and the coming Messiah00:01:27 - Mount Zion and the Feast: God’s promise for all peoples00:02:51 - Conquering Death: The Messiah’s victory and the hope of resurrection00:03:33 - New Testament Connection: Apostle Paul and the resurrection in 1 Corinthians00:04:26 - Overcoming the Serpent: Genesis, the curse, and the promise of life00:05:54 - God Wipes Away Tears: The end of sorrow and pain00:07:39 - Living in Hope: Applying God’s promises to our lives00:09:02 - Faith for Today: Encouragement and prayer for believersLinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleShow #Isaiah25 #NewChristian #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Messiah #Resurrection #HopeInGod #FaithJourney #VictoryOverDeath #GodsPromise #EternalLife #MountZion #BiblicalTeaching #GospelTruths

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they delve into the profound insights of Isaiah 50, highlighting the suffering and mission of the Messiah. They explore the vivid descriptions of the trials that Jesus would endure for humanity, written over 700 years before His birth. This examination of Isaiah’s prophecy not only enriches our understanding of Scripture but challenges us to embrace our own trials with faith, knowing they lead to glory. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Introduction & Isaiah 50 Overview: Welcome and setting the scene for the Messiah’s suffering.00:00:40 - The Suffering Servant: Reading Isaiah 50:5-9 and discussing Jesus’ mission.00:02:32 - Signs of Suffering: The stripes, beard-plucking, and humiliation.00:04:21 - Why Jesus Endured: God’s heart and the purpose behind suffering.00:05:43 - Hope and Victory: Endurance, resurrection, and encouragement for believers.00:09:37 - Personal Reflection & Prayer: Embracing suffering and seeking God’s strength.00:11:25 - Closing: Encouragement to share and subscribe.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#BibleStudy #Isaiah50 #ChristianFaith #NewChristian #Jesus #Messiah #SufferingServant #FaithJourney #ScriptureExploration #SpiritualGrowth #GodsWord #ChristianLiving #WhatIsSuffering #Endurance

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible? Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAODownload Sabbath Space: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sabbath-space/id6737306691 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sabbath.sabbath_space_app&hl=en_US&pli=1In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will explore Exodus 20:8–11 and unpack the fourth commandment: remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy. They trace the idea of Sabbath all the way back to creation, show how it reflects God’s design for work, rest, worship, and relationship, and explain why Sabbath is much more than “taking a day off.” Along the way, they discuss ancient cultures, modern anxiety, screen addiction, the dignity of labor, Jesus’ teaching on the Sabbath, and how Christians think about rest in light of the resurrection. If you’ve ever wondered why stopping feels so hard—or why God would command rest—this conversation is for you. Like, comment, and subscribe for more deep Bible conversations.

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible?Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAOJoin Sam and Will as they delve into Isaiah 28, discussing the profound consequences of Israel's covenant with death and the false securities they've embraced. They highlight the inevitable judgment and the hope embodied in God's precious cornerstone, a tested and sure foundation. Discover how these ancient truths resonate today and how we, too, can find refuge in the everlasting hope of Christ rather than in temporary lies. Please like, comment, and subscribe to continue exploring the transformative power of God’s Word.Chapters00:00:00 - Welcome and Introduction: Setting the stage for the discussion and the importance of daily engagement with God’s Word.00:00:11 - Isaiah’s Message: Overview of Isaiah 28 and God’s word of judgment and hope for Israel.00:00:42 - Reading Isaiah 28:14–18: Direct reading of the passage about the covenant with death and God’s foundation.00:01:34 - Historical Context: Explaining Israel’s situation, the threat of Assyria, and misplaced trust.00:03:30 - Modern Application: Drawing parallels between Israel’s choices and how we seek security today.00:04:40 - The Consequences of False Security: Discussing the results of building life on unstable foundations.00:05:56 - God’s Cornerstone: Exploring the meaning of the precious cornerstone and the call to trust in God.00:07:07 - Hope and Invitation: Encouragement to accept God’s invitation and build life on Christ.00:09:05 - Closing Prayer: A prayer for deliverance, repentance, and embracing the hope found in Jesus.LinksSunlitStudios.com@TheBibleShowPodcast@UnderTheHoodFLHashtags#Isaiah28 #CovenantWithDeath #NewChristian #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #HopeInChrist #GodsWord #DailyDevotion #Faith #BiblicalWisdom #SpiritualGrowth #PreciousCornerstone #TrustInGod #TheBibleShow #BeginnerBible

Want to partner with us and help make more content like this possible? Donate Here: https://secure.ncfgiving.com/GXDonateNow?id=a0UVx000009MGYoMAO Join us as we explore the prophecy of the shoot from the stump of Jesse in Isaiah 11, uncovering how it points to the coming of a Messiah filled with wisdom, understanding, and righteousness. Discover the historical context of Isaiah’s message and what it meant for Israel and Judah during times of turmoil. Learn about the attributes of the Savior, the significance of the seven spirits, and how these ancient words are fulfilled in Jesus. This episode highlights the importance of faith, the character of the Messiah, and the hope found in God’s promises. Find encouragement for your spiritual journey and see how these truths apply to your life today. If you’re new to the Bible or curious about Christian faith, this discussion is for you. Like, comment, and subscribe for more. Chapters 00:00:00 - Welcome to The Bible Show: Introduction and purpose of daily Bible study. 00:00:08 - Setting the Scene: Understanding Isaiah’s time and the turmoil in Israel and Judah.00:00:16 - The Prophet’s Message: Isaiah’s forecast of a coming Savior and unshakable kingdom. 00:00:36 - The Stump of Jesse: Exploring the prophecy and its meaning. 00:01:00 - Old Testament Connections: How the Savior’s character is revealed through scripture. 00:01:24 - The Shoot from Jesse: The emergence of hope from humble beginnings. 00:01:46 - The Savior’s Attributes: What makes this Messiah unique. 00:02:14 - The Role of Jesse and David: Why the lineage matters. 00:02:41 - The Messiah’s Character: Wisdom, understanding, and divine attributes. 00:03:46 - Jesus as the Root and Shoot: Exploring the dual identity of the Messiah. 00:04:05 - The Seven Spirits: Insights from Isaiah and Revelation. 00:05:36 - The Messiah’s Delight: Reverence and the fear of the Lord. 00:06:35 - Righteous Judgment: How the Messiah judges with equity and righteousness.00:07:03 - The Power of His Word: The Messiah’s authority and divine nature. 00:08:01 - Faith and Fulfillment: Encouragement to trust God’s promises. 00:09:55 - Closing Prayer: Praising God for His word and the hope found in Jesus.Links SunlitStudios.com @TheBibleShowPodcast @UnderTheHoodFL Hashtags #BibleStudy #Isaiah11 #TheBibleShow #Christianity #NewChristian #Faith #GodsPromises #Messiah #Jesus #Scripture #DivineWisdom #HolySpirit #ProphecyFulfilled #ChristianFaith #BibleForBeginners