Commuter Bible

Exodus 37 – 1:08 .  Exodus 38 – 5:17 .  Exodus 39 – 11:01 .  Exodus 40 – 18:28 .  Proverbs 8 – 23:38 .  Have you ever talked to someone who’s really into their work, and they’re so excited about it that it seems they just can’t stop talking about it? Maybe you’ve done that with your own work, with a hobby you enjoy, or with player stats from your favorite team. To our ears it may seem like the boo...

Exodus 33 – 1:10 .  Exodus 34 – 6:35 .  Exodus 35 – 14:33 .  Exodus 36 – 19:40 .  Proverbs 7 – 25:18 .  In our last episode, Israel had turned away from the Lord while Moses was with the Lord on Mount Sinai. Even though they had just committed themselves to following the Lord God, they quickly lost their resolve and turned to Aaron, who in turn gave them a golden calf to worship. After this grave...

Exodus 29 – 1:15 .  Exodus 30 – 9:39 .  Exodus 31 – 16:39 .  Exodus 32 – 19:30 .  Proverbs 6 – 27:52 .  By the end of our reading Moses will have spent 40 days on Mt. Sinai, and in that amount of time, the Israelites will have given up on Moses and on the Lord. Not long beforehand, the nation of Israel had promised that they would do all that the Lord had commanded, but in short order, they turn a...

Exodus 25 – 1:21 .  Exodus 26 – 7:38 .  Exodus 27 – 13:02 .  Exodus 28 – 17:20 .  Proverbs 5 – 24:42 .  Some episodes are going to be action-packed and some are going to sound like you’re reading an instruction book, and this episode may tend toward the latter of the two. It’s important to remember, however, that the tabernacle is the place where the God of the universe, perfect in all His ways, m...

Exodus 21 – 1:10 .  Exodus 22 – 7:02 .  Exodus 23 – 13:08 .  Exodus 24 – 19:34 .  Proverbs 4 – 23:02 .  On today’s episode God begins to give very specific commands to the Israelite people on what it looks like to be fair, kind, and gracious to one another. The Lord’s justice is severe for those who are selfish and outright rebellious, but gracious toward those who have no intention of causing har...

Exodus 16 – 1:12 .  Exodus 17 – 7:46 .  Exodus 18 – 11:02 .  Exodus 19 – 15:54 .  Exodus 20 – 20:30 .  Proverbs 3 – 24:38 .  As the nation of Israel begins their journey into the wilderness, they find themselves without food and water, but rather than turn to the Lord, they complain to Moses. The Lord graciously provides for his people despite their grumbling, giving them, not only food and water,...

Exodus 11 – 1:11 .  Exodus 12 – 3:07 .  Exodus 13 – 12:18 .  Exodus 14 – 16:37 .  Exodus 15 – 22:51 .  Proverbs 2 – 27:57 .  Pharoah finally releases Israel from Egypt, but not before the Lord devastates the people of Egypt with a final plague that kills the firstborn of every family. The lord distinguishes between Israel and Egypt once again by giving them a new to be passed down from generation...

Exodus 7 – 3:40 .  Exodus 8 – 8:46 .  Exodus 9 -14:46 .  Exodus 10 – 21:21 .  Proverbs 1 – 27:30 .  Today we begin to examine the ten plagues sent upon Egypt that testify to the power of the great I AM. It has been suggested that each plague is designed to show pharaoh, and all of Egypt along with him, that their gods are no match for the God of Israel, systematically robbing them of any power the...

Exodus 1 - 1:13 .  Exodus 2 – 4:28 .  Exodus 3 – 8:44 .  Exodus 4 – 13:49 .  Exodus 5 – 20:10 .  Exodus 6 – 25:03 .  Psalm 23 – 27:23 .  This is the beginning of the book of Exodus, a pivotal story in the history of Israel. Throughout Scripture, Israel is often reminded that God is the one who led His people out of bondage and out of Egypt; it’s a way to point to His power, His kindness, and His c...

Mark 14 – 1:12 .  Mark 15 – 14:30 .  Mark 16 – 21:33 .  Psalm 22 – 24:57 .  We’re covering the last three chapters of Mark today, which includes Mark’s account of the crucifixion of Jesus. In our text, Jesus institutes the Lord’s Supper, Judas betrays the Lord, Peter denies any relationship with Jesus, the chief priests and scribes hold court and convict Jesus of blasphemy, and send him to Pilate...

Mark 11 – 1:06 .  Mark 12 – 6:17 .  Mark 13 – 14:48 .  Psalm 21 – 20:53 . The path of Jesus leads to Jerusalem, where many rightly assume that this teacher is the long awaited Son of David. However, they wrongly assume that Jesus will ascend to an earthly throne and subdue Israel’s earthly enemies. The kingdom that Jesus will bring about, however, is one that extends beyond geographical bounds and...