Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail What if Luke 21 isn’t just about the end of the world—but about how to live without fear in the middle of it? Luke 21 is often misunderstood as only future prophecy—but Jesus was revealing something much deeper. In this teaching, we uncover the dual reality believers live in: a world growing in chaos while the people of God grow in peace, identity, and hope. Discover how the destr...

Send us Fan Mail Luke 20 reveals a powerful and sobering truth: it’s possible to be deeply religious and completely miss God. In this teaching, we unpack how the religious leaders rejected Jesus, why their authority collapsed, and what this means for us today. True authority doesn’t come from titles, systems, or recognition—it comes from knowing Jesus and walking in truth. This chapter challenges...

Send us Fan Mail Mark 12 reveals a powerful truth most people miss: we don’t own anything—not our time, money, or even our lives. Jesus exposes the illusion of ownership through parables, confrontations, and a simple but profound moment with a widow who gave everything. This message will challenge how you view your resources, your faith, and your responsibility before God. Are you living like an o...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 22, Jesus tells a powerful parable about a royal wedding—and a shocking response to the invitation. Some ignore it. Some reject it. Others try to enter on their own terms. This message reveals a timeless truth: God isn’t looking for religious performance—He’s inviting you into real relationship. Are you accepting the invitation… or ignoring it? Join the journey through...

Send us Fan Mail Why do so many people give up on Bible study? It’s not because the Bible is too hard, it’s because of three critical mistakes most people make without realizing it. In this teaching, discover how to approach Scripture the way it was meant to be read: through prayer, patience, and personal guidance from the Holy Spirit. This episode will help you move from information to transforma...

Send us Fan Mail Our chronological reading for March 30 is John 12. Why do people reject Jesus—even when the evidence is undeniable? In John 12, we see powerful miracles, firsthand witnesses, and even the voice of God… yet many still walk away. This episode reveals the real issue: not a lack of evidence, but the condition of the human heart. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join the comm...

Send us Fan Mail The Chronological Bible Reading for March 27 is Matthew 21.  In Matthew 21, Jesus boldly enters Jerusalem and confronts the religious system at its core—declaring Himself King, cleansing the temple, cursing the fig tree, and exposing false authority through powerful parables. This teaching reveals a timeless warning: outward religion without true fruit leads to spiritual blindness...

Send us Fan Mail The Chronological Bible Reading for March 26 is Mark 11.  In Mark 11, Jesus doesn’t just enter Jerusalem—He confronts an entire religious system that looked alive but bore no fruit. From the triumphal entry to the cursed fig tree and the cleansing of the temple, every moment reveals a powerful prophetic message about dead religion, spiritual authority, and true transformation. Thi...

Send us Fan Mail The Chronological Bible Reading for March 25 is Matthew 20.  In this teaching from Matthew 20, we explore Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard—a story that challenges our sense of fairness and exposes the deeper condition of the human heart. Why would those who worked one hour receive the same as those who worked all day? Jesus reveals how comparison, entitlement, and mis...

Send us Fan Mail Our chronological reading for March 24 is John 11. John 11 reveals a powerful and often misunderstood truth about God’s love. Jesus delays, allows pain, weeps with compassion, and ultimately confronts death itself—not out of indifference, but out of deeper purpose. In this teaching, we explore the difference between human love and divine agape love, and what it means that Jesus is...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark 10, Jesus challenges common assumptions about marriage, salvation, and greatness. From His teaching on divorce to the humility of children, the rich young ruler’s struggle, and Bartimaeus’ faith, a clear message emerges: the kingdom of God is received, not earned. True discipleship requires surrender, self-denial, and humility—not status or religious performance. This teac...

Send us Fan Mail Matthew 19 may seem like a collection of unrelated teachings, but Jesus is revealing one unified truth: following Him requires surrender. From marriage and divorce to the rich young ruler, each story exposes the cost of discipleship and the danger of trying to control our relationship with God. In this teaching, we explore how both legalism and self-reliance miss the heart of the...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 19, we explore the story of Zacchaeus and discover a deeper meaning behind being “small in stature.” This teaching reveals how spiritual humility opens the door to transformation, stewardship, and salvation. As Jesus approaches Jerusalem, we also see the contrast between expectation and reality—He comes first as a sacrificial Lamb, not a conquering king. This passage chall...

Send us Fan Mail Ekklesia video: https://youtu.be/CpTWiGaQg8U?si=NVT_nAFkfXsYOJl8 In Matthew 18, Jesus redefines greatness through the humility of a child and calls His followers to live with purity, accountability, and radical forgiveness. This teaching explores the weight of influencing others, the heart of God in pursuing the lost, and the serious responsibility of spiritual authority within th...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 18, Jesus teaches powerful lessons about persistence in prayer, humility before God, childlike faith, and the true cost of following Him. Through the parable of the persistent widow, the contrast between the Pharisee and the tax collector, the blessing of children, and the encounter with the rich young ruler, Jesus reveals the heart posture required to enter the kingdom of...

Send us Fan Mail In this reading from John 10, Jesus reveals Himself as both the Gate and the Good Shepherd of the sheep. He contrasts His sacrificial care for His people with the self-interested motives of hired hands and warns about those who try to enter the kingdom by other means. This chapter also reminds us that true believers recognize the voice of Christ and follow Him personally—not merel...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological Bible reading from John 9, we explore the powerful story of the man born blind whom Jesus heals. But this chapter reveals far more than a miracle—it exposes the danger of spiritual blindness, religious pride, and fear of losing acceptance within systems. As the Pharisees reject the evidence before them and the healed man boldly testifies to the truth, we a...

Send us Fan Mail In John 8, Jesus reveals both the compassion and authority of God. When the woman caught in adultery is brought before Him, He exposes the hypocrisy of the Pharisees and offers mercy with the command, “Go and sin no more.” Later, Jesus declares one of His most powerful statements: “I am the light of the world.” In this teaching, we explore how pride blinds the Pharisees to the tru...

Send us Fan Mail In John 7, Jesus appears in the middle of the Feast of Tabernacles—a massive celebration remembering God’s provision in the wilderness. As priests pour water at the temple and crowds pray for salvation, Jesus boldly declares, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink.” In this teaching, we explore the powerful historical context of Sukkot, the meaning behind the temple wate...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological Bible reading from John 6, we explore the powerful moment when Jesus feeds the 5,000, walks on water, and declares Himself the Bread of Life. While the crowds chase physical miracles, Jesus points them to a deeper spiritual truth: eternal life comes through believing in Him. This chapter reveals the tension between seeking temporary provision and embracing...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 17, Jesus delivers challenging teaching about forgiveness, faith the size of a mustard seed, humility in obedience, miraculous healing through obedience, and the coming of the Kingdom of God. We explore what it means to forgive repeatedly, when separation is necessary, why humility matters in discipleship, and how Jesus’ return will be unmistakable—yet missed by many. This...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 16, Jesus challenges His disciples with the parable of the shrewd manager and delivers a clear warning: you cannot serve both God and money. Through teachings on faithfulness, stewardship, and the story of Lazarus and the rich man, we are reminded that earthly wealth is temporary—but eternity is not. Are we building relationships for the kingdom, or chasing what the world...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 15, Jesus reveals the heart of the Father through three powerful parables: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. While religious leaders criticized Him for welcoming sinners, Jesus showed that heaven erupts with joy when even one person repents. This chapter reminds us that God is not distant or condemning—He is watching, waiting, and ready to run toward us...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 14, Jesus confronts pride, challenges social ambition, and calls us to radical discipleship. From the healing of the man with dropsy to the parable of the great banquet and the command to carry our cross, this chapter reveals that the kingdom of heaven is not just a future destination—it is a present invitation. Salvation is free, but following Jesus will cost us everythin...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 13, Jesus confronts the assumption that tragedy equals guilt and calls everyone to repentance. Through the parable of the barren fig tree, the healing of the bent-over woman, and the warning about the narrow door, He makes it clear: God is looking for transformed hearts that bear fruit. As Jesus moves toward Jerusalem, knowing the cross awaits Him, He continues ministering...