Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail What do a foreign general, a floating axe head, and a starving city have in common? In today’s chronological Bible reading (2 Kings 5–8), we uncover powerful lessons about: God’s mercy toward outsiders like Naaman Gehazi’s tragic downfall from hidden sin Elisha’s spiritual insight and miraculous acts The floating axe head and what it means for us today A surprising wealth transfer...

Send us Fan Mail King Ahaziah seeks answers from a pagan god and pays the price. Elijah calls down fire. Elisha receives a double portion, raises the dead, and multiplies bread. Discover how God’s power is still available today for those walking in faith and obedience. 📖 Today’s Reading: 2 Kings 1–4 🔥 Elijah’s departure 🧱 Elisha’s double portion 🐻 Bears & mockers 🌾 Miraculous provision 💡...

Send us Fan Mail Word of mouth is the #1 way BIO grows.  Please share this with a friend today. 🙏🏼 Why did God judge Edom so harshly? What does Psalm 82 really mean when it calls God's people "gods"? And how can we break free from spiritual bondage to walk fully in our calling? Today’s chronological Bible reading—Obadiah and Psalms 82 & 83—reveals deep truths about identity, j...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when godly leaders compromise? Today’s reading reveals how Jehoshaphat was rebuked for his alliance with Ahab—and how he led Judah back to Yahweh through righteous reform, wholehearted integrity, and the fear of God. A powerful challenge for modern believers! 📖 Chronological Bible Reading – June 30 📺 Watch & Subscribe for daily insights 🎧 Listen: https://podcas...

Send us Fan Mail Know someone who would be encouraged by a daily devotional? Please share this with them! Word of mouth is the #1 way this podcast grows — and you might be the reason someone starts walking closer with God today. What happens when we reject God’s voice long enough? Today’s powerful reading in 1 Kings 22 and 2 Chronicles 18 reveals how Ahab’s rebellion severed his connection with Go...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s Chronological Bible Reading (June 28), we explore 1 Kings 20–21 and discover a powerful truth: God sometimes allows hardship to wake us up—and He still offers grace, even to the undeserving. Know someone who would be encouraged by a daily devotional? Please share this with them! Word of mouth is the #1 way this podcast grows — and you might be the reason someone starts...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s chronological Bible reading takes us to 1 Kings 17–19, where we meet the bold prophet Elijah—a man who stood in the presence of Yahweh and confronted kings, called down fire, and heard God’s whisper. In this episode, we explore the faith it takes to speak truth to power, the power of fervent prayer, and the still small voice of God that guides those who listen. Elijah was...

Send us Fan Mail Know someone who would be encouraged by a daily devotional? Please share this with them! Word of mouth is the #1 way this podcast grows — and you might be the reason someone starts walking closer with God today. Your decisions shape your destiny. In today's chronological Bible reading from 1 Kings 15:25–16:34 and 2 Chronicles 17, we see how kings rise and fall because of thei...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s chronological Bible reading from 1 Kings 15:1–24 and 2 Chronicles 13–16 gives us two kings and two paths—Abijah, who talked a good game but had a divided heart, and Asa, who started strong but finished in pain. What does God do when imperfect leaders call on Him? What happens when we stop seeking God's counsel and trust in human solutions? Could your physical or emoti...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading from 2 Chronicles 10–12 takes us to Shechem—a place of covenant, decision, and destiny. Rehoboam rejected the wisdom of the elders, dividing the kingdom. We explore how this connects to the Church today: the burden of leadership, the tragedy of disempowered believers, and the joy of living in your God-given gift. 🎙️ Are you struggling to find your place in the body...

Send us Fan Mail Solomon’s legacy is shattered—and the kingdom of Israel is torn in two. Pride, disobedience, and spiritual compromise lead to the rise of two kings: Rehoboam and Jeroboam. Both had the opportunity to walk with God. Neither did. In today’s reading, we unpack why the kingdom split, how fear led to idolatry, and why we must never let others talk us out of what God has told us to do....

Send us Fan Mail What if Proverbs 30 was written by Solomon, reflecting on a lifetime of wisdom and regret? Today’s devotional dives into the possible backstory of Agur—possibly a pen name for a humbled Solomon at the end of his reign. We explore what it means to walk humbly with God, stay uncorrupted by pride, and view the Proverbs 31 woman not just as a role model for women—but as a picture of t...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading reveals a sobering truth: even the wisest man who ever lived—apart from Jesus—fell away from God. Solomon was blessed with riches, wisdom, and honor beyond imagination. But when he compromised God’s commands, he lost it all. We explore the spiritual principle of the wealth of the wicked being stored up for the righteous and why God’s blessings require faithful stew...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading from Ecclesiastes 7–12 reveals King Solomon’s plea for balance in every area of life. The wisest man in history (besides Jesus) teaches us to live with perspective—embracing wisdom without arrogance, righteousness without hypocrisy, and spiritual insight beyond the rules of religion. We explore why the day of death is better than birth, why foolishness dominates th...

Send us Fan Mail Solomon had it all—wisdom, wealth, power, and pleasure—and yet declared it all meaningless under the sun. In Ecclesiastes 1–6, we’re reminded that true joy can only be found through relationship with God and living for what is eternal. 🔹 Why nothing "under the sun" truly satisfies 🔹 The wisdom of knowing God’s timing 🔹 What to do when life feels pointless 📖 Chronolog...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading overflows with wisdom: from iron sharpening iron, to the value of stillness and reflection, to the dangers of chasing riches. Proverbs 27–29 teaches us how to walk wisely, love deeply, and steward well what God has given us. 🔹 Learn how close friendships sharpen us 🔹 Why we are valued by what we praise 🔹 How to avoid the trap of get-rich-quick thinking 🎙️ Follow...

Send us Fan Mail It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, and the glory of kings to search it out.” In today’s reading, we uncover the wisdom of patient speech, the power of words, and the calling to seek truth like royalty in God's Kingdom. Don’t miss this rich, practical teaching from Proverbs 25–26. 👉 Chronological Bible Reading – June 17 🎙️ Daily devotions from the Bible In Order Podc...

Send us Fan Mail After the dedication of the temple, God appears to Solomon again with a powerful message: If you walk in My ways, I will establish you forever. But He also gives a sobering warning. In today’s reading, we explore how this applies to our covenant relationship with God today. 👉 Bible Reading: 1 Kings 9 & 2 Chronicles 8 🎙️ Subscribe for daily chronological Bible readings and ins...

Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to bless Yahweh? Today’s reading reminds us that praising God isn't just a command—it’s the very reason we were created. As we bless Him, He blesses us in return. Even when life feels heavy, praise has the power to stir our faith, lift our spirit, and realign us with our true purpose. Join David Doty for a powerful reflection on Psalms 134 and 146–150 and di...

Send us Fan Mail Solomon finishes praying—and fire falls from heaven. God's glory fills the temple, and the people are overwhelmed. But what does this moment mean for us today? Discover how we are the temple now—and why God’s power falls when we’re united, holy, and fully devoted. #BibleInOrder #ChronologicalBible  #2Chronicles6 #2chronicles7 #SolomonsTemple #Yahweh #ArkOfTheCovenant #GodsPre...

Send us Fan Mail The temple is finished—and the moment has come. After 13 years of construction, Solomon leads Israel in dedicating the house of Yahweh. What follows is unlike anything the people had ever experienced: a visible cloud of God's presence fills the temple, stopping everything. The priests are overwhelmed. The people stand still. The king prays with hands lifted to heaven. In toda...

Send us Fan Mail Join us as we explore 1 Kings 7 and 2 Chronicles 4! Discover the incredible story of Hiram, the unlikely craftsman chosen by Solomon to build the temple’s sacred articles. Learn how the details of the temple—the bronze pillars, the brazen sea, the altar, and the water carts—reveal God’s heart for transformation, total devotion, and spreading His Kingdom to every nation. In this ep...

Send us Fan Mail Solomon begins building the temple, but what does that mean for us as believers today? Discover how conquering spiritual battles and pursuing true maturity prepares us to be the living temple of God. Join today’s discussion of 1 Kings 5-6 and 2 Chronicles 2-3 as we explore the deeper meaning behind the temple, the Bread of the Presence, burnt offerings, and the pillars—plus how th...

Send us Fan Mail How does God want us to view people, money, and success? In today’s chronological Bible reading from Proverbs 22–24, David Doty unpacks practical wisdom on generosity, discipline, debt, and seeing the world through God’s perspective. Discover what really lasts—and how to build a life of purpose, freedom, and blessing.🔗 Connect with me or request prayer at BibleInOrder.com/contact...

Send us Fan Mail Are you measuring your life by wealth or by character? In today’s chronological Bible reading (Proverbs 19–21), we explore why character outlasts riches and how God uses our time on earth to shape who we become for eternity. Discover the power of kindness to the poor, the importance of spiritual maturity, and the freedom found in aligning your plans with God’s will. In this video:...