The Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast

Most of us face moments when we're unsure which way to turn—whether at work, in life, or during tough times. What if the key to navigating these crises isn't just about making the right decision but about aligning your heart with divine guidance? In this episode, Mike reveals the transformative power of Psalm 25 and how its timeless prayer for guidance, forgiveness, and protection can help you find clarity and strength when everything feels uncertain. Discover why Psalm 25 is more than just an ancient prayer—it's a blueprint for trusting God's mercy and instruction in turbulent moments. You'll learn how to approach life's messes with humility and faith, turning to prayer as a direct line to divine wisdom. We explore how David’s plea for guidance can serve as your foundation for making honest choices, overcoming deceit at work, and cultivating inner integrity. This episode breaks down practical ways to keep your focus on God's presence, especially when external circumstances threaten to overwhelm you.We also dive into Psalm 26's call for integrity and what it means to stand firm against dishonest pressures. Plus, you'll hear how Psalm 27 empowers us with confidence amid enemies and abandonment, emphasizing the importance of dwelling in God's presence as our ultimate refuge. Lastly, Psalm 28 reminds us that even when our prayers seem silent, persistence and trust in God's timing lead to profound praise and breakthrough.If you've ever felt abandoned or unsure if your cries reach heaven, this episode is essential listening. It offers hope, clarity, and actionable insights to strengthen your spiritual resilience. Perfect for anyone seeking divine guidance in moments of chaos, this discussion will inspire you to pray boldly, trust deeply, and stand firm in your integrity. Tune in now and discover how these ancient psalms can transform your everyday battles into moments of divine victory.

Unlock the profound spiritual lessons hidden in the Psalms that can transform your daily outlook—whether you're facing victory, silence, or chaos. Discover how these ancient prayers and praises speak directly to your struggles, victories, and the way you represent your faith at work and in life.In this episode, Mike Faulkner, the Blue Collar Bible Guy, breaks down Psalms 21 through 24, revealing how God's favor, presence, and sovereignty are not just biblical themes but practical truths you can live by today. You'll learn why thanksgiving for God's guiding hand is more valuable than any achievement, how Psalm 22’s cry of abandonment points to hope even in your darkest moments, and why Psalm 23’s image of the Good Shepherd is a comfort on every day—good or bad. We explore the majestic entrance of the King of Glory in Psalm 24 and what it means to carry that divine authority in your daily life.You’ll discover:The secret to recognizing that every victory is powered by God's strength, not just your effortHow Psalm 22’s prophetic cry foreshadows Christ’s sacrifice and offers hope to you in seasons of spiritual silenceThe importance of maintaining a pure heart as your true “qualification” to stand before God's thronePractical ways to reflect God's sovereignty and glory through your actions on and off the job siteWhy Psalm 24 calls us to live with an awareness of God's divine ownership and majesty in everything we doIgnoring these truths can keep you stuck in uncertainty or burnout; embracing them positions you to live with confidence, purpose, and peace rooted in God's promises. Whether you're facing life's highs or lows, this episode reminds you that God's sovereignty and presence are always near, ready to guide, protect, and empower.Perfect for hardworking believers seeking daily inspiration, practical faith insights, and a reminder that God's Word is relevant no matter what season you're in. Tune in to recharge your faith and live out your divine calling with renewed strength and clarity.Mike Faulkner is a Baptist preacher and Bible student with 26 years of experience in the waste industry. His down-to-earth approach makes scripture accessible and applicable, helping everyday people live out their faith authentically.

Most of us face false accusations, overwhelming stress, or moments where we’re left wondering if God truly hears us. But what if the secret to turning those struggles into strength lies in a prayer sent straight from the Psalms?In this powerful episode, the Blue Collar Bible Guy unpacks the timeless wisdom in Psalm 17, Psalm 18, Psalm 19, and Psalm 20—showing how David’s prayers can anchor you in doubt and unite your faith in action. Discover how to turn wrongful accusations into a plea for divine examination, find resilience in God's strength during life’s toughest seasons, and learn to speak creation’s silence as a declaration of God's glory.You’ll explore:How to pray confidently when falsely accused or overwhelmed at work or home.The imagery of God as a rock, fortress, and deliverer—and what that means for your daily struggles.Why God's creation and His Word are two sides of the same declaration of His power and presence.The critical role of prayer before battles, whether at work, in relationships, or spiritual warfare—and how trusting in God’s victory reshapes your day.By neglecting these truths, many remain trapped in frustration, missing the divine power available to them. By embracing the promises and prayers in Psalms, you unlock resilience, peace, and divine guidance that can transform how you face your daily challenges.Perfect for hardworking believers, those facing false accusations, or anyone seeking a steady anchor in turbulent times—this episode will empower you to pray boldly, trust deeply, and live out your faith every day. Don't just read scripture—let it shape your actions and heart.Connect with your faith in the daily grind and discover how these ancient prayers can give you a new perspective today.Your next step? Revisit Psalm 18 and 20—let God be your rock and your victory.

Unlock the timeless wisdom of Psalms with a fresh perspective that can transform your faith and daily life. Ever wondered how to handle life's long struggles or find confidence in God's unwavering character? This episode reveals how Psalms 13-16 offer powerful insights for tough seasons, moral integrity, and trusting God beyond circumstances.In a world full of moral confusion and unanswered prayers, David’s raw honesty teaches us the importance of trusting God's character even when our situations stay the same. You’ll discover why it’s okay to ask “How long?” and how maintaining faith can sustain you through the hardest times. We break down the core themes of each Psalm—how doubt, morality, integrity, and trust intertwine—and show how these ancient words still speak directly into modern struggles.You'll explore:The resilience found in honest questions to God in Psalm 13How moral corruption roots from rejecting God in Psalm 14The character traits that qualify you to stand before God in Psalm 15The peace that surpasses circumstances when you claim God as your inheritance in Psalm 16If you’re tired of superficial faith, seeking real strength for life's challenges, or longing for a perspective shift that renews your trust in God's plan, this episode is your must-listen. It’s a call to deepen your understanding of what it means to walk with faith, integrity, and confidence in God’s eternal promises.Perfect for believers looking to strengthen their spiritual foundation, for anyone navigating seasons of waiting or moral testing, and for those who want ancient truths to influence present choices. Tune in and find hope, clarity, and renewed purpose through the profound messages of the Psalms—powerful words that still change lives today.

Today we continue reading through the Bible in Psalms covering Psam 9-12. If you have any comments please leave them below or email me at [email protected]

Sorry for the sound quality on this one. I recorded from by truck at a landfill as I dove in the Psalm 5-8. Email me a [email protected] Today!

Today begins a more raw section in our challenge of reading the Bible in a year. Mike reads through several Psalms and discusses a bit about the content and what it means in our lives. Peace in Christ is a huge part of today's reading. I would like to hear from you. Please leave me a comment or email me at [email protected]

In Part 1 of Job, we watched a blameless man lose everything, hold his integrity in the ashes, and endure three friends who answered his suffering with bad theology dressed up as wisdom.In Part 2 (Days 148–159), God finally shows up. Not with the explanation Job has been demanding. Not with a list of reasons. Not with an apology.With a whirlwind.God answers Job out of the storm — with 70 questions that Job cannot answer. And somehow, that’s enough. Somehow Job goes from wanting a hearing to falling silent. Somehow seeing God — not getting answers, just seeing God — changes everything.We also look at how the book ends: God rebukes the friends who said all the right-sounding things, vindicates Job who said honest raw things, and restores everything Job lost — doubled. And the restoration only begins when Job prays for the very friends who made his suffering worse.If you’ve been waiting for God to explain Himself — this episode is for you.Key topics: book of Job conclusion, God answers Job, voice from the whirlwind, suffering and faith, why doesn’t God explain Himself, restoration, Bible in a year, blue collar faith, Christian podcast for men.Questions or feedback: [email protected]: "City Lights" by Mark JulyFree for Creators via Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/city-lightsLicense code: MJWO4MZV7ES54WYH

What do you do when everything falls apart at once — and everyone around you is convinced it’s your own fault?In this first of two episodes on the book of Job (Days 136–147), we cover one of the hardest and most honest books in the entire Bible. Job is a man described by God Himself as blameless and upright — and he loses everything. His wealth, his children, his health. All of it, gone.And then his friends show up.We dig into Job’s integrity — his refusal to curse God or confess to sins he didn’t commit, even under pressure from the people closest to him. We look at the three friends who had good intentions and terrible theology, and what it looks like when someone dresses up bad counsel in religious language. And we sit with Job in the dark, where the answers don’t come and the silence is loud.If you’ve ever suffered without a reason, watched someone else suffer and didn’t know what to say, or held on to your integrity when everyone around you said to let it go — this episode is for you.Key topics: book of Job summary, suffering and faith, why do bad things happen to good people, Christian podcast for men, integrity under pressure, bad advice, blue collar faith, Bible in a year, trusting God in the dark.Questions or feedback: [email protected]: "City Lights" by Mark JulyFree for Creators via Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/city-lightsLicense code: MJWO4MZV7ES54WYH

What do you do when you’re the only one in the room who won’t bow? And what do you do when speaking up might cost you everything?In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of Esther (Days 132–135) — a book that never once mentions the name of God, but is saturated with His fingerprints from the first page to the last.Mordecai refused to bow to Haman when everyone around him did. Not out of arrogance — out of conviction. And that one act of faithfulness set in motion a chain of events that saved an entire people. Esther, living in the most powerful palace in the world, had to decide whether her position was a privilege to protect or a platform to use. And a sleepless king, a forgotten record book, and the right question asked at the right moment — none of it is coincidence.We connect Esther to working life: what it looks like to hold your convictions when the pressure to compromise is daily, how God moves through ordinary circumstances when He’s not loudly announcing it, and what it means to recognize that where you are right now might not be an accident.Key topics: book of Esther summary, God’s providence, holding convictions under pressure, Christian podcast for men, faith at work, courage to speak up, Mordecai and Esther, Bible in a year, blue collar faith.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone who needs it. Questions or feedback: [email protected]

Episode Description:What do you do when the job is half done, the enemy is circling, and the people on your own crew are ready to quit? In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of Nehemiah (Days 129–131) — one of the most practical leadership books in the entire Bible.Nehemiah was a cupbearer to the king of Persia. Not a general. Not a builder. Just a man who heard a hard report about his people, felt the weight of it, and then got up and did something about it — against mockery, threats, political sabotage, discouragement from inside his own crew, and enemies who wanted to pull him away from the work with a fake meeting.We connect Nehemiah’s story to everyday working life: what it looks like to assess a job honestly before you open your mouth, how to lead when the pressure is coming from inside and outside at the same time, and what it means to stay focused on the work when people keep trying to pull you down from the wall.Key topics: leadership under pressure, perseverance in faith, spiritual warfare, prayer in the workplace, integrity at work, Bible study for working men, book of Nehemiah summary, Christian podcast for blue collar workers.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone who needs it. Questions or feedback: [email protected]: "City Lights" by Mark JulyFree for Creators via Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/city-lightsLicense code: MJWO4MZV7ES54WYH

In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of Ezra (Days 126–128).Ezra is a book about people who set out to do the right thing — and ran into every kind of opposition imaginable. False accusations. Political interference. Discouragement. People who smiled to your face and sabotaged you behind your back.And they kept building anyway.We connect the message of Ezra to working life — what it looks like to push through when people try to stop the work, how to lead when the odds are against you, and what it means to return to what matters even when you've been away from it for a long time.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone who needs it.Questions or feedback: [email protected]: "City Lights" by Mark JulyFree for Creators via Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/city-lightsLicense code: MJWO4MZV7ES54WYH

In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of 2 Chronicles (Days 114–125).2 Chronicles is a book about legacy. It follows the reign of Solomon, the glory of the temple, the slow drift of a nation, and the handful of men who had the courage to turn things around when everything had fallen apart.We connect these stories to working life — what it means to build something that lasts, what happens when the next generation doesn't honor what was handed to them, and what it looks like to be the man who steps up and restores what's been lost.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone who needs it.Questions or feedback: [email protected]: "City Lights" by Mark JulyFree for Creators via Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/city-lightsLicense code: MJWO4MZV7ES54WYH

EPISODE DESCRIPTIONIn this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of 1 Chronicles (Days 105–113).At first glance, this book can feel like a chore — genealogies, long lists, repeated names. But buried inside all of that is something that hits close to home for working people: God values faithfulness, order, and work that goes unseen.We connect the message of 1 Chronicles to the job site, the shop floor, and the everyday grind — showing up, doing your work right, and understanding that your labor matters even when nobody's watching.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone who needs it.Questions or feedback: [email protected]

Most men and women of faith are one ignored warning away from total breakdown—just like a neglected engine. But what if you could spot the signs of spiritual wear and tear before disaster strikes? On this episode, Mike, the Blue Collar Bible Guy, uncovers the masterful lessons from the book of Second Kings that apply directly to your daily life and work.Discover the startling parallels between a damaged machine and a neglected heart. When a piece of equipment finally breaks down after months of silent suffering, the root cause is often years of ignoring small issues. Likewise, the Bible’s account of Israel’s decline reveals a pattern: ignoring warnings, hardened hearts, and missed opportunities for repair. Mike explains how that same neglect can quietly build up in your own life—and how daily obedience is the key to avoiding catastrophe.We break down specific insights from Second Kings, including the powerful stories of Hezekiah trusting in the Lord amidst the enemy’s siege, and Josiah’s discovery of the lost manual—the Bible—that transformed their kingdoms. You'll hear about the importance of regular inspection, paying attention to the small friction points, and adhering to the manual for real life. Mike shares practical tactics like checking your "oil"—your personal priorities—and tightening the "bolt"—addressing hidden sins—before they cause catastrophic failure.Why does this matter? Because the stakes are high—ignoring small warning signs today could lead to a scrapped life tomorrow. This episode invites you to take control, rebuild your spiritual engine, and stay on the straight path of obedience. Perfect for workers, leaders, and anyone feeling the weight of neglect, it’s a call to proactive maintenance over reactive repair. Whether on the job or in your soul, the knowledge to keep your life running smoothly is just a listen away.If you’re tired of feeling like your life is on the brink of breakdown, or if you want to learn how to build a life that won’t fall apart when pressure mounts, this episode is essential listening. Tune in and discover how daily faithfulness and simple obedience—like checking the oil or tightening the bolt—can keep your life running strong for the long haul.Why this works:This episode hooks with the analogy of a machine breaking down over time, creating curiosity around the deeper spiritual warning signs. It targets working men and women craving practical, applicable advice, using concrete stories from Scripture to emphasize that small daily decisions prevent catastrophic failures. The language is compelling and direct, encouraging immediate action, making it irresistible to press play.Hashtags: #FaithInAction #SpiritualMaintenance #BibleLessons #DailyObedience #LifeLessons

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In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast, we cover the entire book of 1 Kings (Days 91–97 of the Bible reading plan).This is a conversational, real-life look at how a divided heart leads to a divided life — from Solomon’s drift to Elijah’s stand.We connect these truths to everyday working-class life: integrity on the job, resisting cultural pressure, and living as a faithful Christian in environments that often push the opposite direction.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 85 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we finish the book of 2 Samuel(chapters 6–24).This episode takes a deeper look at David’s reign — from bringing the ark to Jerusalem, to hisgreatest failure with Bathsheba, and the lasting consequences that followed. We also see God’sdiscipline, David’s repentance, and the mercy of God even in judgment.This is a slower, text-driven teaching focused on sin, repentance, leadership, and the cost ofcompromise.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

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In Day 84 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we cover 2 Samuel chapters 3–5.We see the slow collapse of Saul’s house, the dangers of self-serving leadership, and the moment David is finally established as king over all Israel.This episode focuses on patience, integrity, and how God accomplishes His promises in His time — not ours.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 83 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we study 2 Samuel chapters 1–2.David learns of Saul’s death and responds in a way that reveals his heart. Instead of celebrating, he mourns. Instead of seizing power quickly, he seeks the Lord.This episode explores humility, integrity, and what it means to trust God’s timing — especially when opportunity is placed right in front of you.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 82 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we finish the book of 1 Samuel by covering chapters 27–31.This episode takes a deeper look at David’s compromise while living among the Philistines, Saul’s final collapse as God no longer answers him, and the tragic end of Israel’s first king.We explore what happens when believers drift, what it means when God is silent, and the consequences of a life that consistently resists His Word.This is a slower, more in-depth teaching designed to help you understand the weight of Scripture and apply it in real life.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In this extended teaching episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we cover 1 Samuel chapters 1–26 with a deeper, text-driven approach.We examine the call of Samuel, the failure of Saul, and the testing of David. This episode focuses on what it means to truly hear God, the danger of partial obedience, and the difficulty of waiting on God’s timing without taking matters into our own hands.This is a slower, more in-depth look at Scripture designed to help you understand and apply the Word of God in everyday life.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone and invite them to follow along.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In this extended episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we cover:Day 71 — Judges 17–19Day 72 — Judges 20–21Day 73 — Ruth 1–4As the book of Judges comes to a close, Israel descends into spiritual and moral chaos. Everyone does what is right in their own eyes, leading to idolatry, corruption, and civil war.But immediately after this dark period, the book of Ruth shows a powerful contrast — a story of faithfulness, loyalty, and God working quietly through ordinary people.This episode explores what happens when people drift from God… and how God remains faithful even in the middle of brokenness.If this podcast is helping you stay in the Word, share it with someone and invite them to follow along.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 70 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we read Judges chapters 14–16 and follow the life of Samson.Samson was given incredible strength by God, but his lack of discipline and repeated compromise led to personal failure. From his relationships to his decisions, Samson’s life shows how unchecked weakness can undermine even the greatest potential.This episode explores temptation, self-control, and the danger of relying on gifts instead of character.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in God’s Word, share it with someone who needs encouragement to stay faithful.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 69 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we read Judges chapters 11–13.This episode covers the rise of Jephthah, a rejected man turned leader, his tragic vow, and the beginning of Samson’s story. These chapters highlight the consequences of rash decisions, the complexity of leadership, and how God continues working even through flawed people.We explore what it means to think before we act, trust God without trying to bargain with Him, and recognize that God’s purposes are bigger than our mistakes.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in the Word, share it with someone and invite them to follow along.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 68 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we read Judges chapters 7–10.Gideon leads one of the most unlikely victories in Scripture with only 300 men, proving that God’s power is not dependent on human strength. But after the victory, pride and compromise begin to creep in. The story continues with Abimelech’s destructive leadership and the rise of new judges as Israel repeats the cycle of sin and repentance.This episode explores trusting God over human ability, the danger of pride after success, and the importance of finishing well.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in the Word, share it with someone and help them grow in their faith.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 67 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we read Judges chapters 4–6.Israel continues the cycle of disobedience, oppression, and deliverance. God raises up Deborah, a judge and prophetess, to lead Israel to victory, and later calls Gideon, an unlikely and fearful man, to deliver the nation from the Midianites.This episode explores courage, leadership, fear, and what it means to trust God even when you feel unqualified or unsure.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in God’s Word, share it with someone who needs encouragement to stay in the Bible.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 66 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we begin the book of Judges by reading Judges chapters 1–3.After Joshua’s death, Israel begins to drift spiritually. Instead of fully obeying God and removing the pagan nations from the land, the people compromise and allow those influences to remain. This begins the repeating cycle that defines the entire book of Judges: sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance.In this episode we explore the danger of partial obedience, the importance of passing faith to the next generation, and how God continues to raise up deliverers even when His people fail.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in the Word, share it with a friend and help someone else stay in the Scriptures daily.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 65 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we finish the book of Joshua by reading Joshua chapters 21–24.These final chapters show God fulfilling every promise He made to Israel, the Levites receiving their cities, and Joshua delivering his final challenge to the nation: “Choose you this day whom ye will serve.”This episode looks at what it means to finish well, remain faithful in a changing culture, and make a clear decision to serve the Lord in everyday life.If this podcast is helping you stay consistent in the Word, share it with someone who needs encouragement to keep reading.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

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In Day 63–64 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we read Joshua chapters 15–20. These chapters describe how the Promised Land was divided among the tribes of Israel, but they also reveal deeper lessons about courage, incomplete obedience, and God’s faithful provision.We’ll look at the bold faith of Caleb’s family, the warning about failing to drive out sin completely, and the powerful meaning behind the cities of refuge — one of the clearest Old Testament pictures of God’s mercy.Join the Blue Collar Bible Guy daily Bible reading challenge and stay consistent in God’s Word.If the podcast is helping you stay in the Bible this year, share it with a friend.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

In Day 61–62 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Bible Reading Challenge, we cover Joshua chapters 8–14. Israel learns how to recover after failure, renew their covenant with God, face deception from their enemies, witness one of the most incredible miracles in Scripture when the sun stands still, and see the powerful long-term faith of Caleb.This episode explores what it means to recover after mistakes, trust God in long battles, and stay faithful for decades — lessons every working Christian needs today.Follow along in your Bible and join the Blue Collar Bible Reading Challenge.Share the podcast with a friend and help more people stay in the Word.Questions or feedback:[email protected]

Days 59–60 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge cover Joshua chapters 1–7. Israel enters the Promised Land, the walls of Jericho fall, and we see both the power of obedience and the consequences of hidden sin. This episode explores courage, leadership, faith, and why integrity matters when nobody else sees.

Day 58 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge finishes the book of Deuteronomy with chapters 32–34. Moses delivers a powerful song about God’s faithfulness and Israel’s future struggles, blesses the tribes, and then passes leadership to Joshua before his death. This episode explores finishing well, leadership legacy, and trusting God’s promises even when we don’t see the full outcome.Questions or [email protected]

Day 57 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge covers Deuteronomy 29–31. Moses renews the covenant with Israel, reminds them of God’s faithfulness, warns them about future rebellion, and prepares Joshua to lead the nation forward. This episode explores leadership transitions, generational faithfulness, and how obedience today shapes the future of your family and community.Questions or [email protected]

📝 Episode DescriptionDay 57 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge covers Deuteronomy 25–28. These chapters move from practical laws about justice and fairness to one of the most powerful passages in the Old Testament — the blessings for obedience and the warnings of national judgment for disobedience. This episode explores integrity, leadership responsibility, and how obedience to God shapes families, nations, and everyday life. Share the podcast and invite someone to read the Bible with you this year.Questions or [email protected]

In Day 55 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we read Deuteronomy 22–24. These chapters cover practical laws about responsibility, purity, marriage, justice, and caring for the vulnerable. God shows that holiness is not just spiritual — it shows up in everyday decisions. This episode explores integrity, accountability, sexual faithfulness, compassion, and leadership in the home and workplace. Share this episode and invite someone to stay in the Word daily.Questions or feedback? Email: [email protected]

In this special catch-up episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, Mike covers Days 48–54, reading Deuteronomy 1–21. Due to OSHA 30 training coursework, recording fell behind — but the daily Bible reading continued. This laid-back episode explores the major themes of Deuteronomy: remembering God’s faithfulness, obedience in everyday life, leadership responsibility, generational faithfulness, and standing firm in a shifting culture. If this encourages you, share it with someone and join the challenge.Questions or feedback? Email: [email protected]

In Day 47 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we finish the book of Numbers with chapters 34–36. God establishes boundaries for the Promised Land, appoints leaders to divide the inheritance, outlines the cities of refuge, and protects tribal inheritance laws. This episode challenges believers to respect God’s boundaries, pursue justice with mercy, and guard what God entrusts to them. Share the podcast and join the challenge.Questions or feedback? Email: [email protected]

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There is a sermon I preached this morning at Emmett Ave Baptist Church. The message was from Psalm 26"A Man Who Can Ask God To Examine Him"I- A Life That Invites Examination (verses 1-3)II- A Heart That Refuses Corruption (verses 4-5)III- A Soul That Loves Worship (verses 6-8)IV- A Hope That Ends in Stability (verses 9-12)

In Day 46 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we study Numbers 30–33. God teaches Israel about the seriousness of vows, the danger of compromise, tribes tempted to settle early, and a full review of the wilderness journey. This episode challenges working-class believers to guard their word, remove compromise, resist settling spiritually, and remember how God has carried them through hard seasons. If this encourages you, share it and invite someone to read along.Questions or feedback? Email: [email protected]

In Day 45 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we study Numbers 27–29. The daughters of Zelophehad boldly request their inheritance, Moses prepares to pass leadership to Joshua, and God outlines the daily, weekly, and annual offerings required for Israel’s worship. This episode explores biblical justice, leadership succession, responsibility, and the rhythm of faithful worship. If this podcast encourages you, share it with someone and help us grow.Questions or reading along? Email: [email protected]

In this double episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we cover Numbers 20–26. Moses strikes the rock and loses entrance into the Promised Land. Israel faces fiery serpents but finds healing through obedience. Balaam attempts to curse God’s people but ends up revealing the danger of spiritual compromise. Finally, a new generation is counted and prepared to move forward. This episode explores leadership failure, obedience, consequences, compromise, repentance, and God’s faithfulness across generations.If this podcast is strengthening your faith, share it with someone and leave a review so more working men and women can find it. Reading along? Email me at [email protected] — I’d love to hear from you.

Day 42 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge takes us through Numbers 16–19. Korah’s rebellion challenges God’s appointed leadership, judgment falls, and yet mercy rises through intercession. These chapters show us the danger of pride, the seriousness of spiritual authority, and the beauty of someone willing to stand in the gap. We also see how God provides cleansing after failure. This episode applies these truths to leadership, humility, church unity, and staying steady in a culture that resists authority.If this series has helped you grow, share it with someone and leave a review so more people can find it. If you’re reading along, email me at [email protected] — I’d love to hear how it’s going.

Day 41 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge takes us through Numbers 13–15, where the twelve spies scout the Promised Land and fear spreads through the camp. In these chapters we see how doubt becomes rebellion, how leadership stands firm under pressure, and how fear can cost us more than giants ever could. This episode explores the difference between faith and fear, how cultural pressure shapes decisions, and how daily obedience protects our future.If this series has been helpful, share it with someone who needs steady encouragement in the Word. And if you’re reading along, email me at [email protected] — I’d love to hear from you.

Day 40 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge takes us through Numbers 10–12. Israel finally begins their journey toward the Promised Land, but momentum quickly turns into complaining. In these chapters we see how negativity spreads, how leadership carries heavy pressure, and how pride can damage unity. This episode breaks down what murmuring does to the heart, how God responds to it, and why daily obedience matters more than emotional reactions.If you’re reading along, email me at [email protected] and let me know how the challenge is shaping you.

Day 39 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge covers Numbers 6–9, where God teaches His people about dedication, patience, and following His timing. From the Nazarite vow to the cloud and fire, these chapters show that obedience often means waiting — and sometimes moving — when it doesn’t make sense. This episode is for anyone struggling with delay, direction, or frustration in the middle of the journey.

Day 38 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge takes us through Numbers 3–5, where God focuses on unseen service, personal responsibility, and holiness within the community. These chapters remind us that faithfulness isn’t flashy, accountability matters, and small compromises affect everyone. This episode is for anyone doing hard, unnoticed work and wondering if it really counts.