Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Be Still and Know: Hezekiah's Prayer and God’s Supernatural Victory When King Hezekiah faced impossible odds, he finally stopped striving and surrendered to God. What followed was a miraculous deliverance that gave God all the glory. Psalm 46 teaches us to be still and know—to stop trying to fix it ourselves and trust fully in the One who reigns. Let this be a reminder that t...

Send us Fan Mail God is calling His people out of Babylon - the world’s broken systems of religion, finance, education, and medicine. In Isaiah 44-48, we see a prophetic warning and a promise: blessing awaits those who walk uprightly, but destruction is coming for the rebellious systems of men. Are you listening? Are you obeying? It's time to flee Babylon. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://po...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support In today’s Bible in Order reading (Isaiah 40–43), we explore how true comfort, strength, and purpose come through humility, repentance, and deep connection with God. Discover the missing key to spiritual maturity and how to wait on the Lord in a way that renews your strength and equips you to walk in power and purpose...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/supportThe Prayer That Changed Everything | Isaiah 37–39 When King Hezekiah faced impossible odds, he turned to God in humility and prayer, and heaven responded. But what happened when his prayers no longer aligned with God's best? Discover the power of fervent prayer and the danger of misplaced pride in today's rea...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Why God Leads You Into Wilderness Seasons | Isaiah 35 Explained Isaiah 35 gives us a prophetic look at the wilderness journey—a place of discomfort, testing, and transformation. Discover why God uses desert seasons to shape us, how they lead to spiritual maturity, and what it really means to walk the narrow road of ho...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Isaiah warns against turning to worldly systems instead of trusting in God. Discover how this ancient warning applies today, and what it means to partner with Christ's Kingdom on earth. #BibleInOrder #Isaiah31 #TrustGodNotTheWorld #Ecclesia #KingdomLiving #BibleTeaching #DailyBibleReading #EndTimes #SpiritualWarf...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Isaiah chapters 28–30 warn against religious hypocrisy, self-reliance, and alliances with the world. Discover how God's judgment and deliverance apply to our lives today—and how the cornerstone in Zion offers hope for the humble. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bible-in-order-podca...

Send us Fan Mail Hosea’s warning to Israel is a wake-up call for us today. Judgment comes when hearts turn from God—but redemption is still available through true submission and self-denial. Discover the freedom found only in surrender. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bible-in-order-podcast/id1733759063 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BibleInOrder Support...

Send us Fan Mail Why did God tell Hosea to marry a prostitute? The answer reveals something profound about God's heart and His desire for a deeper relationship with His people. In today's reading from Hosea 1–7, we explore the powerful theme of spiritual adultery, shared suffering, and the kindness of God that leads to repentance. Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/s...

Send us Fan Mail When Hezekiah became king at just 25, his first act was to reopen and repair the temple. What followed was a powerful revival among God's people—a model for how we, as modern believers and living temples of the Holy Spirit, must cleanse, consecrate, and return to wholehearted worship. 📖 Learn how Hezekiah’s reforms speak directly to our calling today 🔥 Discover what it mean...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Today's chronological Bible reading comes from Isaiah chapters 23–27. We explore: The prophetic fall and future redemption of Tyre How “the earth” represents the people of God The danger of a diluted gospel and powerless Church God's refining fire in judgment The slaying of Leviathan and the planting of God&...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological Bible reading (July 17), we explore Isaiah chapters 18–22. These powerful prophecies reveal God’s heart to redeem even those who once stood in opposition to Him. From Cush to Egypt, from Assyria to Babylon, we see that God disciplines not to destroy—but to reconcile. Topics covered: Why Cush and Egypt will one day honor Yahweh How Egypt represents the worl...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support In today's reading from Isaiah 13–17, we’re reminded that God is calling His people to rise as holy warriors. Babylon, both ancient and prophetic, represents the systems of confusion and control that oppose God’s kingdom. This isn’t just historical—it’s now. We’ll explore what the Bible really says about tribulat...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading in 2 Chronicles 28 and 2 Kings 16–17 reveals the devastating consequences of compromise and worldly imitation in worship. King Ahaz didn't just tolerate idolatry—he embraced it, desecrating the temple and leading Judah into ruin. But where was the priest? Where were the dissenters? Like today, many just “went along with the program.” This powerful message expo...

Send us Fan Mail Micah 1-7 Explained:  Micah prophesied during a time of corruption, compromise, and injustice—just like today. His message is urgent and clear: judgment is coming, but so is restoration through the advancing kingdom of heaven. In this episode, we explore: Why true prophets weep over judgment What Micah reveals about corrupt leadership in the last days How the mountain of Yahweh’s...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Today’s chronological Bible reading covers 2 Chronicles 27 and Isaiah 9–12. We explore the righteous reign of King Jotham, the prophetic vision of Isaiah, and the glorious future promised to those who walk in obedience. Isaiah foretells a time when Israel will return to their first love and recognize Yeshua as Messiah...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission of The Bible In Order: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support Today’s chronological Bible reading covers Amos chapters 6–9, but we begin in Amos 5:18—a powerful rebuke to those longing for “the day of the Lord” without preparing their hearts or walking in obedience. This message challenges complacent Christianity, the escapist rapture mindset, and the relig...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support From proud nations like Aram to rebellious Israel, Amos reveals God's pattern of discipline and redemption. This powerful message explores how spiritual immaturity, carnality, and pride lead to divine correction—and how God uses judgment to call us back to Himself. In today’s teaching: The meaning behind Aram, Ph...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support In Isaiah 5-8, we hear Yahweh’s heartbreaking love song over His vineyard—Israel. Though He gave it everything to thrive, it produced only wild grapes. This powerful allegory shows how God lovingly tends His people, yet still gives us the choice to bear fruit—or not. This devotional dives deep into Isaiah’s vineyard p...

Send us Fan Mail Support the mission: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support In today’s chronological Bible reading (Isaiah 1–4), God rebukes His people—not just for breaking rules, but for rejecting their identity. We were made to reflect God's image, but sin weighs us down and religion has taught us to accept it. Worry, fear, and apathy have become “normal,” but Isaiah calls us back to...

Send us Fan Mail Support the podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support In today's chronological Bible reading (July 8), we explore 2 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 26, focusing on the life of King Uzziah. He sought God and was wondrously helped—until he became proud. His story is both a historical record and a prophetic warning for us. We discuss how spiritual warfare often looks more li...

Send us Fan Mail Jonah ran from God's will and nearly lost everything. But in God's mercy, He stopped Jonah and sent him back to save the city Jonah hated. Discover how God's sovereignty, mercy, and love intersect in the story of Jonah, and how this still applies to our lives today.   🔗 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2394920/support 🍎 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.c...

Send us Fan Mail King Amaziah did what was right in God's eyes, but not wholeheartedly. Today’s Bible reading (2 Kings 14 & 2 Chronicles 25) reveals how partial obedience, pride, and compromise led to the downfall of Judah's king and the looting of the temple. This isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a warning to every believer trying to walk with one foot in the world and one in the K...

Send us Fan Mail Joash began his reign with vision and purpose—restoring the temple under the guidance of the priest Jehoiada. But after his mentor's death, everything changed. Flattered by evil men and offended by truth, Joash turned from God and met a tragic end. In today’s Chronological Bible reading (2 Kings 12–13 & 2 Chronicles 24), we reflect on the danger of immaturity, pride, and...

Send us Fan Mail Chronological Bible Reading – July 4: 2 Kings 9–11 God anointed Jehu for a bold mission—to destroy the wicked legacy of Ahab and Jezebel. He didn’t hesitate. He acted with conviction. But in the end, he almost finished well. ➡️ Are you bold like Jehu? ➡️ Are you stewarding your personality and calling fully? ➡️ Or is there still idolatry hiding in your heart? 📖 In this episode, w...