Jeff Forester & Chris Zarbaugh

The Bible Guys

The Bible Guys, featuring Jeff Forester & Chris Zarbaugh, is a daily podcast with two guys who like talking about the Bible in fun and practical ways! We think you can grow as much as you want to grow and a daily devotional can help. Join us every Monday thru Friday and get ready for some laughs, engaging stories, and unexpected Bible conversations.

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Jeff Forester & Chris Zarbaugh

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Religion

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www.spreaker.com

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20. Okt 2026

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If Your Presence Does Not Go With Us… | Exodus 33:12–23 16.09.2025

Episode 772:  In this episode, we focus specifically on the audacious conversation between Moses and God found in Exodus 33. We explore Moses' bold request to see God's glory. We reflect on the context of Moses' journey, including the challenges he faced with the Israelites, particularly after they built the golden calf while he was receiving the Ten Commandments. This backdrop helps us understand...

When God Wrecks Your Plans—in a Good Way | Isaiah 6:1–8 15.09.2025

Episode 771:  In this episode, Chris and guest host Kyle read from Isaiah 6:1-8, where Isaiah encounters God in a powerful vision. We discuss the significance of this passage, particularly how Isaiah first sees the Lord, then sees himself in light of God’s holiness, and ultimately recognizes the need for a messenger to the people. This progression is crucial as it highlights the journey from self-...

Faith, Doubt, and the Dad Who Prayed Both | Mark 9:14–29 12.09.2025

Episode 770:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into Mark chapter 9, where we recount the story of a father whose son is possessed by an evil spirit. The father approaches Jesus, expressing both his belief and his doubts, famously stating, "I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief." This moment encapsulates the struggle many of us face when our faith is tested. Chris and Jeff discuss how this...

The Most Random Prayer | 1 Chronicles 4:5–11 11.09.2025

Episode 769:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into the intriguing topic of "Dangerous Prayers," focusing specifically on the prayer of Jabez found in 1 Chronicles 4. The episode revolves around Jabez, who is described as more honorable than his brothers and known for his bold prayer asking God to bless him, expand his territory, and keep him from pain. They discuss how Jabez's humble request...

GPS: God Positioning System | Psalm 25:4–10 10.09.2025

Episode 768:  In this episode, we delve into Psalm 25, where David expresses a heartfelt prayer asking God to show him the right path. We read verses 4 through 10, highlighting David's desire for divine guidance and wisdom. This prompts a deeper conversation about the nature of God's will and how many people perceive it as a linear path with only one correct choice. We challenge this notion, sugge...

When Your Sin Stinks Up the Room | Psalm 51:1–12 09.09.2025

Episode 767:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff delve into the concept of dangerous prayers, specifically highlighting the prayer of Psalm 51, a powerful prayer of confession by King David after his sin with Bathsheba. Chris reads several verses from the Psalm, emphasizing David's plea for mercy, his acknowledgment of sin, and his desire for a clean heart. Jeff points out that this Psalm is one of t...

The Prayer That Could Ruin Your Comfort | Psalm 139:23–24 08.09.2025

Episode 766:  In this episode, we dive into the exciting launch of our new series titled "Dangerous Prayers." We discuss the nature of prayer, particularly the kind of prayers that invite God to examine our hearts and reveal areas in our lives that need change. We focus on Psalm 139, a powerful passage where David invites God to search him and know his heart. This prayer is a bold request for self...

“Feed My Sheep” | John 21:15–30 05.09.2025

Episode 765:  In this episode, we delve into a more serious discussion based on John 21:15-30, where Jesus reinstates Peter after his denial. I read the passage, emphasizing the poignant moment when Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him. We explore the significance of this repetition, connecting it to Peter's earlier denials and the emotional weight it carries. Chris and I discuss the diffe...

“Peace Be with You” | John 20:19–23 04.09.2025

Episode 764:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff explore the biblical passage from John 20:19-23, where Jesus appears to his disciples, who are hiding in fear behind locked doors. They emphasize the miraculous nature of Jesus' appearance and the significance of his greeting, "Peace be with you." The hosts discuss how this phrase not only conveys a message of comfort but also signifies that Jesus hims...

“Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead?” | Luke 24:1–12 03.09.2025

Episode 763:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into the significant biblical narrative of Jesus' resurrection. They read from Luke 24:1-12, where women visit the tomb and encounter angels who proclaim that Jesus has risen. Chris and Jeff reflect on the powerful question posed by the angels: "Why are you looking among the dead for someone who is alive?" This question serves as a central theme f...

“It Is Finished” | John 19:16–30 02.09.2025

Episode 762:  In this episode, we read from John 19, recounting the events leading up to Jesus's death on the cross. We discuss the significance of the hyssop branch used to offer Jesus sour wine, drawing parallels to the original Passover in Exodus. This connection highlights the deep symbolism present in the Bible, emphasizing how Jesus's sacrifice fulfills the Old Testament prophecies.

“Not My Will, but Yours Be Done” | Luke 22:39–46 01.09.2025

Episode 761:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into a deeper exploration of Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, as recorded in Luke 22:39-46. They discuss the significance of Jesus' statement, "Not my will, but yours be done," emphasizing the humility and obedience it represents. They draw parallels between Jesus' experience in the garden and the struggles individuals face in surrenderi...

“Even the Dogs Eat the Crumbs…” | Matthew 15:21–28 29.08.2025

Episode 760:  In this episode, we jump into a discussion centered around a passage from Matthew 15, where Jesus interacts with a Gentile woman seeking help for her demon-possessed daughter. We explore the cultural context of this scripture, discussing how Jesus' initial response reflects the Jewish perspective of the time and the significance of faith. We delve into the idea that Jesus was not rej...

“The First Shall Be Last” | Matthew 20:1–16 28.08.2025

Episode 759:  In this episode, we unpack the parable of the vineyard workers found in Matthew 20. This story illustrates the concept of God's grace and the idea that fairness, as we understand it, is not always aligned with divine justice. We discuss how the landowner in the parable pays all workers the same wage, regardless of how long they worked, prompting a discussion about the nature of God's...

“Her Many Sins Have Been Forgiven” | Luke 7:36–50 27.08.2025

Episode 758:  In this episode, Chris and Kyle read from Luke 7, recounting the story of a Pharisee named Simon who invites Jesus to dinner. During the meal, a sinful woman enters, weeping and anointing Jesus' feet with expensive perfume. The Pharisee judges her harshly, questioning Jesus' prophetic abilities for allowing such a woman to touch him. In response, Jesus shares a parable about two debt...

“Come Down Immediately, Zacchaeus” | Luke 19:1–10 26.08.2025

Episode 757:  In this episode, we explore the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19. We discuss his background as a chief tax collector, a role that made him a notorious figure among his people due to the betrayal associated with his profession. The narrative highlights how Jesus, unafraid of societal judgment, chooses to dine with Zacchaeus, emphasizing the theme of acceptance and grace.

“Neither Do I Condemn You” | John 8:1–11 25.08.2025

Episode 756:  In this episode, Chris and guest host Kyle dive into the powerful story of the woman caught in adultery, found in John chapter 8. Chris and Kyle explore the dramatic scene where the religious leaders bring the woman before Jesus, hoping to trap him into condemning her. They discuss the significance of Jesus' response, "Let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone," highligh...

“Do Not Be Afraid, Little Flock” | Luke 12:22–34 22.08.2025

Episode 755:  In this episode, we dive into a lively discussion about the nature of worry and the importance of seeking the kingdom of God. We explore a passage from Luke 12:22-34, where Jesus addresses the issue of worry. We discuss how Jesus encourages us not to be consumed by our daily concerns, such as food and clothing, reminding us that life is more than these material needs. He uses the exa...

“Everything Is Possible for One Who Believes” | Mark 9:14–29 21.08.2025

Episode 754:  In this episode, we dive into Mark 9:14-29, where Jesus encounters a desperate father seeking healing for his son. The father expresses doubt, asking Jesus, "If you can," to which Jesus responds powerfully, emphasizing that anything is possible for those who believe. We discuss the father's poignant cry, "I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief," and how this reflects the struggle...

“Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled” | John 14:1–14 20.08.2025

Episode 753:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into a lighthearted yet profound discussion about the Bible, focusing on John 14 and the comforting words of Jesus reassuring His disciples not to let their hearts be troubled. Chris highlights the significance of this passage, emphasizing Jesus' promise of a place in His Father’s house and the assurance that He will come back for them. Jeff adds...

“Your Faith Has Healed You” | Luke 8:40–48 19.08.2025

Episode 752:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff delve into a passage from the Bible, specifically Luke 8:40-48, which tells the story of Jesus healing a woman who had been suffering from a bleeding condition for twelve years. This woman, who had been ostracized due to her condition, demonstrates immense faith by believing that merely touching the hem of Jesus' garment would heal her. The hosts discu...

“Don’t Be Afraid, Take Courage” | Matthew 14:22–36 18.08.2025

Episode 751:  In this episode, we dive into a lively discussion about the Bible, focusing on the powerful story of Jesus walking on water, found in Matthew 14. We kick off the episode with some light-hearted banter about the nature of podcasts and the idea of what Jesus might discuss if he had his own podcast. This leads us to reflect on the significance of his famous sayings, particularly the com...

"Father, Forgive Them…” | Luke 23:26–34 15.08.2025

Episode 750:  In this episode, we jump into the topic of forgiveness, drawing from Luke chapter 23, which details the crucifixion of Jesus. We explore the profound significance of Jesus' words, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." This moment serves as the greatest example of forgiveness in history, as Jesus forgives not only those who tortured him but also the hearts...

"Could You Not Keep Watch with Me One Hour?” | Matthew 26:36–46 14.08.2025

Episode 749:  In this episode, Chris and Jeff dive into a lively discussion about Jesus' time in the Garden of Gethsemane, as described in Matthew 26. They reflect on the significance of this moment, where Jesus, in deep anguish, asks his closest disciples—Peter, James, and John—to pray with him. They discuss the unique olive trees in the garden, some of which may have been present during Jesus' p...

"Always Pray and Never Give Up” | Luke 18:1–8 13.08.2025

Episode 748:  In this episode, Jeff and Chris explore a parable from Luke 18:1-8, where Jesus tells the story of an unjust judge and a persistent widow. The hosts highlight the contrast between the judge, who neither fears God nor cares for people, and God, who is portrayed as the ultimate just and loving figure. They discuss how the widow's persistence in seeking justice serves as a powerful less...

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