Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Israel saw miracles most of us will never see — and most of them still walked away from God. In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul says their story was written down as a warning for us. Here's what it means to actually walk with God today, not just hope for heaven someday. God performed miracle after miracle for Israel. He split the sea, led them by a cloud, fed them from heaven, and gav...

Send us Fan Mail Most Christians agree that supporting faithful ministry is biblical. But where is the line between supporting gospel work and enabling spiritual manipulation? In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul addresses a difficult issue that many believers still wrestle with today. How do we recognize the difference between a true shepherd and someone using ministry for personal gain? Paul makes it clear...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever considered that you can be completely right and still be completely wrong? In 1 Corinthians 8, Paul addresses a question that seemed simple on the surface: can Christians eat meat that had been sacrificed to idols? The believers in Corinth already knew the correct theological answer. The idols were nothing. There is only one true God. They were free in Christ. But he...

Send us Fan Mail Many Christians desperately want to know God's will when it comes to marriage, singleness, divorce, and remarriage. Yet the closer a decision gets to our heart, the harder it can be to see clearly. In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul addresses some of the most personal and emotionally charged questions believers face. But here's what most people miss: this chapter is not primarily...

Send us Fan Mail Most Christians have heard the phrase, “You are not your own,” but very few live as though it is true. In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul addresses two issues that seem completely unrelated: lawsuits among believers and sexual immorality. But beneath both problems is the same question: Who owns your life? In this teaching, we walk through the full context of 1 Corinthians 6 and discover why...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed how church discipline often feels wrong no matter which extreme you look at? Some churches publicly shame people in ways that seem disconnected from the heart of Christ. Others tolerate obvious sin and call it grace. But what if both approaches miss the context of Scripture? In this episode, we walk through 1 Corinthians 5 and examine what Paul was actually t...

Send us Fan Mail What if some of the most confident, polished, and impressive-sounding people you will ever meet are not the same people God is impressed with? In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul confronts a problem that still exists today: confusing appearance with spiritual authority. The believers in Corinth were impressed by status, eloquence, and people who sounded important. But Paul reveals a complete...

Send us Fan Mail What if the very thing you use to prove your spiritual maturity is actually exposing your spiritual immaturity? In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul delivers a sobering warning to believers. You can know Scripture, follow respected teachers, defend your theological positions, and still remain spiritually immature. The evidence of maturity is not merely knowledge. It is Christlike character. I...

Send us Fan Mail Most Christians know they shouldn’t trust worldly wisdom, but what about worldly power? In 1 Corinthians 2, Paul exposes a danger that is far more subtle than many believers realize. We are often tempted to place our confidence in charisma, influence, intelligence, persuasive arguments, strong personalities, or human ability. Yet Paul points us toward something entirely different:...

Send us Fan Mail Why can two Christians read the same Bible and walk away emphasizing completely different things? In 1 Corinthians 1, Paul addresses a problem that still affects the church today: division. Some believers rally around teachers, denominations, traditions, or preferred doctrines. But Paul points us back to something deeper. The cross of Christ dismantles human boasting and reminds u...

Send us Fan Mail Acts 19 exposes a question every Christian needs to consider: Is knowing the truth enough, or are we called to grow into spiritual maturity, dependence on the Holy Spirit, and personal conviction rooted in God’s Word? In this teaching, David walks through Paul’s encounter with the disciples in Ephesus, the warning found in the story of the seven sons of Sceva, and the deeper meani...

Send us Fan Mail Does 2 Thessalonians 3 tell Christians to reject believers who are living irresponsibly? Or is Paul calling the church to something deeper: loving boundaries, honest correction, humility, and restoration? In this teaching, David walks through 2 Thessalonians 3 in context. Paul’s instruction to “keep away” is not a license for shame, slander, harsh judgment, or treating another bel...

Send us Fan Mail Paul was afraid enough that Jesus had to tell him, “Do not be afraid.” Apollos was eloquent, passionate, and able to teach publicly, yet his understanding was incomplete. This Acts 18 explained study shows that God does not only work through the fearless, polished, and fully prepared. Paul needed courage. Apollos needed a fuller understanding. Yet God continued to work through bot...

Send us Fan Mail Following Jesus can feel harder than you initially expected. When obedience costs comfort, acceptance, pleasure, belonging, or even relationships, will it really be worth it? In 2 Thessalonians 1, Paul writes to believers enduring real pressure, persecution, and affliction. This teaching explains why the narrow way is also the pressed way—and why the pressure of obedience does not...

Send us Fan Mail Many people believe they will easily recognize the Antichrist or the man of lawlessness. But 2 Thessalonians 2 gives a warning that reaches much closer to home: lawlessness can look spiritual, claim authority, quote Scripture, and still resist the rule of God. In this teaching, we walk through Paul’s warning about apostasy, the mystery of lawlessness, the man of lawlessness, and w...

Send us Fan Mail What if the greatest danger is not whether Christians believe Jesus is returning, but whether they will be ready when He does? In 1 Thessalonians 5, Paul shifts from comfort to warning. The Day of the Lord is coming like a thief in the night, and the question is not whether we can predict the day. The question is whether we are awake, sober-minded, and ready to meet Him face to fa...

Send us Fan Mail What if the hardship you’re asking God to remove is something He already told you would come? Most Christians begin a discussion about the rapture in 1 Thessalonians 4:13, where Paul speaks about believers who have died, the return of Jesus, and the living being caught up to meet the Lord. But here’s what most people miss: Paul does not begin the chapter with a timeline or a chart...

Send us Fan Mail What if the hardship you’re asking God to remove is something He already told you would come? In 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul reminds believers that affliction is not proof that God has abandoned them. It is part of following Jesus in a fallen world. But here’s what most people miss: hardship is not spiritually neutral. Satan wants to use it to shake your faith, but God wants to use it...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever tried to obey God and somehow became the problem? You tell the truth, stand on Scripture, and hold your convictions — but people call you unloving, divisive, or harsh. In 1 Thessalonians 2, Paul shows us why pleasing God often offends people, and how to tell the difference between faithfully holding to truth and unnecessarily offending others. But here’s what most pe...

Send us Fan Mail A healthy church is not measured first by buildings, crowds, worship, or ministry programs. In 1 Thessalonians 1, Paul shows the evidence of God’s grace at work in a people. What comes to mind when you think of a healthy church? A big building, large crowds, great worship, strong preaching, or vibrant ministries? In 1 Thessalonians 1, Paul looks at the believers in Thessalonica an...

Send us Fan Mail This video is a revisit, deep study of Matthew 24 in response to my previous video, "Satan’s Little Season Debunked (Revelation 20 Explained)." Today we are doing a deep dive on Matthew 24, honing in specifically on verse 34 where Jesus said, "this generation will certainly not pass away until all these things take place." Did Jesus really say that everything i...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed that the same truth can soften one heart and harden another? In Acts 17, Paul speaks the truth in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, and each place responds differently. Some believe. Some mock. Some delay. Some become hostile. But Paul’s example shows us something every Christian needs to remember: we are responsible to be faithful to the truth, but we are not...

Send us Fan Mail What if following the Holy Spirit does not always lead to comfort, success, or an easier path? Acts 16 shows Paul and Silas being led by God, redirected by the Spirit, opposed by people, beaten unjustly, and thrown into prison. But here’s what most people miss: their suffering was not proof that they had missed God. It became the place where worship, trust, and salvation were reve...

Send us Fan Mail What if the difference between modern church culture and actual biblical community is not size, but function? Galatians 6 gives us a picture of Spirit-led community that goes far beyond attending services, hearing messages, or belonging to a crowd. Paul describes a household of faith where fallen people are restored, burdens are carried, personal responsibility remains, and believ...

Send us Fan Mail What if the Christian life was never meant to feel like a constant religious struggle? Galatians 5 gives one of the clearest pictures in Scripture of Christian freedom. But here’s what most people miss: freedom is not permission to serve the flesh, and holiness is not achieved by religious performance. In this teaching, David walks through Galatians 5 and shows how Paul connects f...