The Resolved to Read Podcast

In today’s reading from Ezekiel 15:1–18:32, God strips away every excuse and reminds His people that each person is accountable for how they live before Him. These chapters warn us not to focus on the exposed sin of others while ignoring the wickedness still rooted in our own hearts. Instead, God calls each of us to turn, repent, and walk in the way of righteousness - the very path Jesus would later embody for us perfectly. The message is both sobering and merciful: God takes holiness seriously, and He calls us not to cast stones, but to examine our own lives and choose the way that leads to life.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Ezekiel 12:1–14:23, God confronts a rebellious people who continue to maintain outward appearances while remaining inwardly hardened, idolatrous, and resistant to His word. The elders come seeking a word from the Lord, but their hearts are already full of idols. In that way, these chapters foreshadow Jesus’ later rebukes of those who looked clean on the outside while hiding death and corruption within - like whitewashed tombs. God is not impressed by appearances. He sees beneath the surface, exposing the brokenness within and calling His people to true repentance, wholehearted obedience, and hearts that are genuinely turned toward Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Ezekiel 8:1–11:25, God shows Ezekiel the hidden abominations being practiced in the temple itself, exposing how deeply His people had profaned the very place meant for His glory. The most chilling moment comes as the glory of the Lord departs from the temple, a sign that judgment is no longer merely threatened but underway. These chapters remind us that God sees what is done in secret, that outward religion cannot cover inward corruption, and that His presence must never be treated lightly. The call for us today is to turn from compromised, self-centered faith and return to the holy God who alone is worthy of reverence, obedience, and wholehearted devotion.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Ezekiel 1:1–7:27, we are confronted first with the overwhelming glory and holiness of God, and then with the certainty of His judgment against a people who have made light of that glory. Ezekiel’s opening vision reminds us that God has not become less holy, less glorious, or less concerned with the obedience of His people. His character does not change. If He judged His covenant people then for idolatry, compromise, and spurning holy living, we should not assume His people now are beyond discipline or judgment. These chapters call us away from man-centered religion and back to a God-centered faith marked by reverence, repentance, and lives that reflect His holiness.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 23:9–40, God exposes the false prophets who claim to speak in His name while leading His people further into deception, immorality, and false peace. Their words sounded spiritual, but they did not come from the Lord. This chapter is not only a warning for Jeremiah’s day - it is also a serious warning for all who claim to handle the Word of God today. God is not pleased with those who use His name carelessly, soften His truth, or speak from their own imagination as though it were His voice. These verses call us to tremble before God’s Word, to handle it faithfully, and to beware of any message that offers comfort without repentance or peace without truth.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 50:1–40 and 51:59, we hear God’s final word against Babylon, the great empire He used as an instrument of judgment but would not allow to stand forever in its pride. Around 539 B.C., these prophecies moved toward fulfillment as Babylon’s downfall drew near, proving once again that no kingdom can exalt itself against the Lord and endure. These chapters remind us that God is sovereign even over the mightiest nations - using them for His purposes, then bringing them low when their arrogance, cruelty, and idolatry are complete.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 23:9–40, God exposes the false prophets who claim to speak in His name while leading His people further into deception, immorality, and false peace. Their words sounded spiritual, but they did not come from the Lord. This chapter is not only a warning for Jeremiah’s day - it is also a serious warning for all who claim to handle the Word of God today. God is not pleased with those who use His name carelessly, soften His truth, or speak from their own imagination as though it were His voice. These verses call us to tremble before God’s Word, to handle it faithfully, and to beware of any message that offers comfort without repentance or peace without truth.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 24:1–23; 29:24–32; 27:1–22; and 28:1–17, God uses the image of good and bad figs to reveal what He is seeking from His people and to expose the danger of false confidence. Some will be preserved through exile and brought back in repentance, while others - though still near the temple and the land - will face judgment because they refuse His word. It echoes Jesus’ later use of the fig tree: God is looking for real fruit, not merely outward signs of belonging. These chapters remind us that if God finds no fruit in His people, He will not ignore it - He will judge, uproot, and remove what is barren, while preserving those who humbly receive His word and bear the fruit of repentance.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 24:6–20, Jeremiah 22:24–30, 37:2 and 2 Chronicles 36:8–16, Judah moves decisively toward exile as king after king refuses to heed the Lord. Even Jehoiachin, though from David’s line, is told that judgment will stand, and the people continue mocking God’s messengers until there is no remedy. These chapters are a sobering reminder that persistent rebellion hardens the heart, and there comes a point when long-rejected warnings give way to irreversible consequences.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 48:1–47; 49:1–33; 22:18–23; and 2 Kings 24:1–6, God speaks judgment not only over Judah, but over the surrounding nations as well, showing that His rule extends far beyond Israel alone. Moab, Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, and Hazor all stand accountable before Him, and even Judah’s king is not exempt from His justice. These chapters remind us that pride, self-reliance, and unfaithfulness always lead to downfall, but also that the Lord is not a tribal god with limited reach - He is the sovereign Judge of all the earth.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Daniel 1:3–2:49, we see God’s faithfulness to His people in exile and His sovereignty over every earthly kingdom. Daniel and his friends remain set apart in Babylon, and God gives Daniel insight into Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of kingdoms to come. In that vision, the kingdom of iron mixed with clay sets the stage for the arrival of the true King, Jesus, whose eternal kingdom will crush every human empire and never be destroyed. These chapters remind us that no matter how powerful the kingdoms of this world may seem, history is moving toward the unshakable reign of Christ.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 36:1–32 and 45:1–5, we see both the power of God’s Word and the hardness of the human heart. King Jehoiakim responds to Jeremiah’s scroll not with repentance, but by cutting it up and burning it piece by piece, as if destroying the message could silence the Lord. Yet God’s Word cannot be undone, and Baruch is reminded not to seek great things for himself in a time of judgment. These chapters show us that people may resist, reject, or even try to destroy God’s Word, but it still stands - calling us to humble ourselves before it rather than harden our hearts against it.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 24:1, 7; 2 Chronicles 36:6–7; and Jeremiah 25:1–38; 35:1–19, the long-promised judgment of God begins to unfold through Babylon’s rise, just as the prophets had warned. Yet alongside this sweeping word of judgment, Jeremiah points to the quiet faithfulness of the Rechabites, whose obedience stands in sharp contrast to Judah’s refusal to listen to the Lord. These chapters remind us that God’s warnings are not empty threats, His sovereignty over nations is real, and what He desires from His people is not mere religious identity, but humble, steadfast obedience.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from the book of Habakkuk, we listen in on a prophet's honest struggle to understand God's ways. Habakkuk wrestles with violence, injustice, and the troubling reality that God may use a wicked nation to judge His own people. Yet the book leads us from confusion to trust, culminating in the call that the righteous will live by faith. Habakkuk reminds us that faith is not pretending to understand everything - it is choosing to trust the character of God even when His ways are higher, stranger, and harder than we expected.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 46:1–47:7, the prophet turns from Judah to the nations, announcing God's judgment on Egypt and Philistia. Egypt marches out in confidence and is shattered at Carchemish, the coastal cities of Philistia melt away before an enemy from the north, and the sword of the Lord does not rest until His purpose is finished. These oracles remind us that the Lord rules over every nation, not only His own people, and that no army, alliance, or ancient power can stand when He has spoken. Yet even here God speaks tenderly to those who are His: "Do not fear, O Jacob my servant, for I am with you." He promises to discipline in just measure rather than destroy — a mercy that finds its fullest expression in Jesus, in whom we are corrected in love and never abandoned.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from 2 Kings 23:29–35, 2 Chronicles 35:20–36:5, and Jeremiah 22:10–17; 26:1–23, Judah's brief season of renewal collapses. Josiah, the reformer king, dies in a battle he was never sent to fight, and his sons rule with none of his heart for the Lord. Jeremiah confronts a king who builds himself a paneled palace through injustice and unpaid labor, reminding him that his father Josiah was known instead for defending the cause of the poor and needy — "Is that not what it means to know me?" says the Lord. Then, standing in the temple courtyard, Jeremiah is threatened with death for telling the truth, while the prophet Uriah is killed for the same message. These chapters remind us that knowing God is measured by justice and mercy rather than by comfort or reputation, and that faithfulness sometimes costs more than we expected.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 22:3–23:28 and 2 Chronicles 34:8–35:27, we see what can happen when God’s Word is rediscovered and finally taken seriously. As Josiah hears the Book of the Law, his heart is broken, repentance begins, and sweeping reform follows throughout Judah. These chapters remind us that true renewal starts not with outward activity alone, but with humble hearts that tremble at God’s Word and respond in wholehearted obedience.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 17:19–20:13, we see the painful cost of speaking God’s truth in a world that does not want to hear it. Jeremiah is mocked, opposed, and overwhelmed with sorrow, yet he cannot hold God’s word in - it becomes like a fire shut up in his bones. These chapters remind us that faithfulness may bring temporary suffering, but the Lord sees, vindicates, and will repay in the end. When obedience is costly, God’s Word is still worth speaking, trusting that the Lord will ultimately uphold those who remain faithful to Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Jeremiah 15:10–17:18, we hear the sorrow and struggle of a prophet who knows the cost of following God in a resistant world. But at the center of his grief is this life-giving truth: “When your words came, I ate them; they were my joy and my heart’s delight”. Jeremiah shows us that God's Word is not merely something to read - it is something to receive, treasure, and feed on. In seasons of opposition, disappointment, and drought, these chapters call us to trust not in man, but in the Lord, whose Word alone gives strength, joy, and lasting life.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 10:1–12:17, God exposes the emptiness of idols—lifeless things made by human hands that cannot speak, save, or guide. Yet the deeper warning reaches beyond carved images to the heart that dresses up its worship in religious words while refusing to obey. God does not change. The same Lord who confronted Judah's hollow religion sees through our worship today when it costs nothing and changes nothing. These chapters remind us that the Lord is the living God, the everlasting King, and that He desires worship that flows from a heart truly surrendered to Him in obedience.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 10:1–12:17, God exposes the emptiness of idols—lifeless things made by human hands that cannot speak, save, or guide. Yet the deeper warning reaches beyond carved images to the heart that dresses up its worship in religious words while refusing to obey. God does not change. The same Lord who confronted Judah's hollow religion sees through our worship today when it costs nothing and changes nothing. These chapters remind us that the Lord is the living God, the everlasting King, and that He desires worship that flows from a heart truly surrendered to Him in obedience.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 7:1–9:26, the Lord confronts a people who hide behind religious words while their hearts remain far from Him. Standing at the temple gate, Jeremiah warns against trusting in empty ritual—"the temple of the Lord, the temple of the Lord"—while living in injustice, idolatry, and deceit. God is not impressed by worship that costs nothing and changes nothing. These chapters grieve over a nation that has lost its fear of the Lord, and remind us that the Lord desires truth in the inward parts, not just outward religion that masks an unchanged heart.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 5:14–6:30, God exposes a people who have grown so hardened that they no longer even blush at their sin. Through Jeremiah, the Lord warns that judgment is coming from the north, yet the people refuse to listen, treating the prophets' words as empty wind. These chapters grieve over Jerusalem's stubbornness—leaders who govern unjustly, a nation that delights in deceit, and hearts that have closed themselves to correction. Even in warning, God longs for His people to turn back, reminding us that the time to seek the Lord is now, before the moment of grace gives way to the day of reckoning.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 3:6–5:13, God exposes the depth of Judah's unfaithfulness—warning that their persistent idolatry and refusal to return will bring certain judgment. Yet even as the Lord confronts their stubbornness, He pleads with them through the prophet: "Return, faithless Israel... I will not look on you in anger, for I am merciful." These chapters reveal both the seriousness of wandering from God and the persistence of His grace, reminding us that even when we have strayed, the Lord still calls His people back with tender, steadfast love.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Jeremiah 1:1–3:5, we begin one of the most personal and poignant books of the Old Testament. Jeremiah is often called the "Weeping Prophet" because of the deep grief he carried for his people—a grief that mirrored God's own heart. Called as a young man, Jeremiah is warned that his message will be rejected, yet he is told not to be afraid, for the Lord has put His words in his mouth. These opening chapters confront Judah's shocking unfaithfulness: a people who once walked closely with God have now wandered far from Him, exchanging the fountain of living water for broken cisterns that hold nothing. Yet even as God exposes their wandering, He calls them back with aching love—reminding us that the Lord still grieves over sin, still calls His people to return, and still offers living water to all who will come.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from the book of Zephaniah and 2 Chronicles 34:3–7, we encounter one of Scripture's most sobering themes: the Day of the Lord. Far from being a single day to eagerly anticipate, it represents a season of divine reckoning—when God steps in to judge sin and cleanse His people. For the proud and complacent, it is a day of darkness and distress; for the humble who seek the Lord, it holds the promise of restoration and joy. Alongside Zephaniah's warnings, young Josiah begins to purge idolatry from Judah, showing what wholehearted return to God looks like. These chapters remind us that the Day of the Lord should shape how we live today—calling us to repentance, humility, and trust in the One who alone can hide us in the day of His anger.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from 2 Kings 21:17–24; 22:1–2, 23–27; 23:26–27; 2 Chronicles 33:18–25; and 34:1–2, we see the tragic, short-lived reign of Amon—who followed in his father Manasseh's worst ways and was quickly assassinated—followed by the rise of young Josiah, who begins to seek the God of his father David. Yet even as Judah's future seems to brighten, the Lord's judgment over the nation's deep-rooted sin still stands. These chapters remind us that faithful beginnings matter, but generations of compromise leave deep scars that only God can ultimately heal.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from the book of Nahum, we hear God's final word against Nineveh—the capital of Assyria and a city once spared by Jonah's preaching. But that repentance was short-lived. By Nahum's time, Nineveh had plunged into cruelty beyond comprehension, and God's patience had run out. These chapters remind us that God is slow to anger but will not leave the guilty unpunished forever. Even when repentance seems real, it must be followed by lasting change—and the Lord, who is both just and good, will one day make all things right.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Isaiah 65:1–25; 66:1–24; 2 Kings 19:37; and 2 Chronicles 33:10–17, Isaiah's grand vision closes with the breathtaking promise of new heavens and a new earth, where God will create Jerusalem to be a joy and wipe away the sorrows of His people. Yet alongside this hope, the Lord warns that He looks to the humble and contrite in spirit, not to those who merely go through the motions of worship. In 2 Chronicles, we see this truth lived out: Manasseh, the most wicked king of Judah, is brought low in captivity—and in his distress, he humbles himself, repents, and turns back to God. These chapters remind us that God's eternal promises stand firm, and that the door of repentance is open to all who will humble themselves before Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Isaiah 60:1–22; 61:1–11; 62:1–12; 63:1–19; and 64:1–12, God's promises reach a stunning crescendo—calling His people to arise and shine because the Lord's glory has risen upon them, and revealing the Anointed Servant who will bring good news to the poor, freedom to captives, and comfort to those who mourn. Yet these breathtaking visions of restoration have not yet reached their fulfillment. The Jerusalem Isaiah describes is not the earthly city we see today, but the heavenly Jerusalem that will one day come down from above (Rev. 21:2; Gal. 4:26)—the city whose light is the Lamb Himself (Rev. 19:13). Alongside these promises, Isaiah also cries out in repentance, pleading for God to rend the heavens and come down. These chapters lift our eyes to Jesus and invite us to live as people of hope, repentance, and expectant waiting for the kingdom that is still to come.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Isaiah 57:1–21; 58:1–14; and 59:1–21, God confronts a people who perform religious acts—like fasting—while ignoring the commands He truly cares about: justice, generosity, and care for the vulnerable. Israel's worship had become hollow, a covering for selfishness rather than a reflection of God's heart. The warning reaches us today: we can fall into the same trap, mistaking outward devotion for genuine obedience. True worship is inseparable from justice, mercy, and humility before God, and these chapters call us to examine whether our lives match the devotion we profess.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 54:4–17; 55:1–13; and 56:1–12, God offers comfort to a barren and weary people, promising a future of lasting compassion, security, and joy. Then comes one of the most gracious invitations in all of Scripture: "Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; seek the Lord while He may be found." God promises that His Word will not return empty, a promise that finds its fullest meaning in Jesus—the eternal Word made flesh, as John 1 reveals. In Christ, God's Word has come to us personally, bringing salvation, satisfaction, and the welcome of all who bind themselves to Him. These chapters call us to turn from our emptiness and find true satisfaction in the Word who endures forever.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 51:1–23; 52:1–15; 53:1–12; and 54:1–3, we encounter some of the most stunning messianic prophecies in all of Scripture. Isaiah writes as if he were watching from the foot of the cross, centuries before it happened, describing how the Servant would be despised, rejected, pierced for our transgressions, and crushed for our iniquities. Yet even as the Servant suffers, God promises comfort, restoration, and an everlasting covenant of peace for His people. These chapters call us to look at Jesus—the One who bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, and by whose wounds we are healed.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 48:16-22; 49:1-26; and 50:1-11, God calls His Servant to be a light not only to Israel but to the nations, bringing salvation to the ends of the earth. These chapters introduce the Servant who listens to the Lord, obeys without turning back, and entrusts Himself to the One who vindicates Him. For a people weary in exile and feeling forgotten, God promises that He has not abandoned them - His word is sure, His compassion endures, and His Servant will not fail. These passages lift our eyes to Jesus, the faithful Servant who brings justice, restoration, and hope to all who trust in Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today's reading from Isaiah 45:14-25; 46:1-13; 47:1-15; and 48:1-15, God confronts the emptiness of idols and pronounces the fall of proud Babylon. These chapters remind us that no empire, wealth, or wisdom can save those who trust in anything other than the Lord. Even God's own people are warned not to lean on their heritage while their hearts wander from Him. These passages call us to find our security, identity, and hope in the one true God, whose word stands forever while every rival fadesResolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Isaiah 43:8–28; 44:1–28; and 45:1–13, God reminds His people that He alone is Savior, Redeemer, and Creator, while idols are empty and powerless. Yet woven through these chapters is a beautiful promise of hope: the day will come when God will pour out His Spirit, and even those once on the outside will say, “I belong to the Lord.” These passages lift our eyes to God’s saving purpose for the nations and to the grace that gathers a people called by His name.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Isaiah 41:11–29; 42:1–25; and 43:1–7, God speaks both comfort and correction, reminding His people that idols are powerless, but the Lord alone redeems, restores, and saves. At the center of these chapters is the beautiful messianic promise of God’s chosen Servant—the One who will bring justice to the nations with gentleness and faithfulness. And alongside that promise comes hope for all who will one day be called by the name of the Lord: a people gathered, redeemed, and precious in His sight. These passages lift our eyes to Jesus, the Servant-King, and to the worldwide family God is calling to Himself through Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 40:1-31 and 41:1-10, God speaks tender comfort to His people, reminding them that their sin has been dealt with and that their God is far greater than every ruler, nation, and idol. These chapters lift our eyes to the Lord who never grows tired, who renews the strength of the weary, and who tells His people, "Do not fear, for I am with you." When we feel weak, forgotten, or overwhelmed, Isaiah reminds us that the everlasting God still holds us fast and gives power to those who wait for Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s short but intense reading from 2 Kings 21:1–15 and 2 Chronicles 33:1–9, we witness a tragic turning point in Judah’s history. Under King Manasseh, the nation plunges into deeper idolatry and evil than ever before, even defiling the temple itself. These chapters reveal that God’s patience has limits; because of Manasseh’s persistent rebellion and leading the people astray, the Lord declares that He will finally turn His hand against Judah, setting in motion the judgment they have long refused to avoid. This sobering passage reminds us that persistent sin hardens the heart, and there comes a time when warnings give way to consequences.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 18:13–37; 19:1–36; 20:1–21, Isaiah 36:1–22; 37:1–37; 38:1–22; 39:1–8, and 2 Chronicles 32:1–33, we watch King Hezekiah face two very different tests: the external threat of the Assyrian army and the internal battle with his own pride. When Jerusalem is threatened, Hezekiah humbles himself in prayer, and God miraculously saves the city. Yet later, when messengers arrive and Hezekiah takes credit for God’s blessings, he falls into pride—only to repent when confronted. We also see how God used Hezekiah’s sickness not as an enemy attack, but as a refining trial to test his heart and deepen his dependence. These passages remind us that God sometimes allows difficulties not to destroy us, but to reveal what is in our hearts, refine our faith, and draw us back to humble trust in Him alone.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today’s reading from Isaiah 18:1–7; 19:1–25; 20:1–6; 30:1–33; and 31:1–9, God warns His people against placing their trust in Egypt or in any human power instead of in Him. Judah looked to political alliances and military strength for security, but Isaiah makes clear that true salvation, rest, and strength are found only in the Lord. Yet these chapters also hold out a surprising hope: one day even Egypt will turn to God and be counted among His people. The same God who judges misplaced trust is also the God who redeems the nations and invites all peoples to worship Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 17:3–41 and 18:7–8, we see with sobering clarity that God’s warnings are true. Israel’s downfall did not come suddenly or unfairly - it came after generations of refusing to listen, turning to idols, and trying to serve both the Lord and other gods. These chapters remind us that divided worship always leads to destruction, because no one can serve two masters. God calls His people to wholehearted devotion, trusting that His word is true and His ways alone lead to life.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Isaiah 29:22–24; 27:2–13; 32:12–20; 33:2–24; and 22:15–25, God contrasts false security with the lasting peace that comes from His righteous reign. Human leaders and earthly supports will fail, but God promises a future where His people will behold the King in His beauty and dwell in safety under His rule. These passages lift our eyes from unstable things to Jesus, the true King, who alone can shelter, steady, and restore His people.Join us as we read through the Bible in a year—chronologically and thoughtfully. Subscribe to follow along daily and grow in consistency and understanding.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons#BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

In today’s reading from Isaiah 28:1–29; 29:1–21; 22:1–14; and 33:1, God confronts the pride, self-reliance, and hollow worship of His people, exposing the danger of hearts that honor Him with words while remaining far from Him. Yet in the midst of these warnings shines a powerful promise: God will lay a sure cornerstone in Zion, a foundation that will never fail. These chapters remind us that Jesus is the true cornerstone and coming King, the only secure refuge for those who turn from empty religion and place their trust fully in Him.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 24:1-23; 25:1-9; 26:1-20; 27:1; 32:1-8; and 35:1-10, Isaiah moves from worldwide judgment to breathtaking promises of salvation, resurrection hope, righteous rule, and joyful restoration. In Isaiah 35, we see the clearest connection to Jesus: the coming King who opens blind eyes, strengthens weak hands, and leads His redeemed people on the Highway of Holiness. He is not only the One who shows us the way - He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, bringing His people home with everlasting joy.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from 2 Chronicles 29:3–31:21, King Hezekiah leads Judah in a sweeping return to the Lord - cleansing the temple, restoring worship, celebrating Passover, and calling the people back to covenant faithfulness. On a day when many think about national identity and freedom, these chapters remind us that true renewal is found not merely in political strength, but in humble repentance, joyful worship, and wholehearted devotion to God. Hezekiah's reforms show what can happen when a people turn from compromise and seek the Lord together.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 13:1-22; 14:1-23, 28-32; and 21:1-10, God announces the downfall of Babylon and the humbling of proud nations that exalt themselves against Him. Yet alongside these judgments comes hope for God's people, as Isaiah speaks of the Lord's compassion and His promise to restore Israel. These chapters remind us that no kingdom built on pride will endure, but God's purposes for His people stand firm, even in the midst of upheaval and judgment.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 21:11-17; 34:5-17; 23:1-18; 2 Kings 16:7-20; 18:3-7; and 2 Chronicles 28:22-29, we see a stark contrast between human pride and covenant faithfulness. Nations like Edom and Tyre face judgment, Ahaz sinks deeper into idolatry even in his distress, but Hezekiah begins to walk in trust and obedience before the Lord. Together these passages remind us that earthly power, wealth, and false worship will all fall, but those who cling to the Lord will find the only foundation that stands.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 34:1-4; 14:24-27; 15:1-9; 16:1-14; and 17:1-14, God declares judgment on proud nations and reminds us that no earthly power can stand against His purposes. Yet in the midst of these warnings, Isaiah 16:5 shines with hope: a throne will be established in steadfast love, and a ruler from David's line will reign with faithfulness, justice, and righteousness. These chapters lift our eyes beyond collapsing nations to the coming King, Jesus, whose kingdom alone will endure.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons

In today's reading from Isaiah 10:1-34; 11:1-16; 12:1-6 and 2 Chronicles 28:5-15, judgment falls on pride, injustice, and unfaithfulness, yet God's promises remain unshaken. Out of what looks like a fallen tree, Isaiah sees a Branch from the stump of Jesse - a future King who will rule with righteousness, gather His people, and bring peace. These chapters lift our eyes to the fulfillment of the Davidic Covenant in Jesus, the promised Son of David, whose kingdom will stand even when earthly kingdoms fall.Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life.Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time.📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith.Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons