Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 12, Jesus confronts hypocrisy, fear, greed, and anxiety. He warns against living for the approval of others, storing up earthly treasures, and ignoring the spiritual climate of our time. Instead, He calls us to seek the Kingdom, live ready for His return, and trust the Holy Spirit in every circumstance. This chapter challenges us to examine our hearts, repent of pride, and...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 11, Jesus teaches His disciples how to pray, revealing that God is not primarily concerned with our comfort but with our holiness. We explore the true meaning of daily bread, forgiveness, spiritual protection, unity in the body of Christ, and the warning against empty religion. This chapter calls us to humility, repentance, and a Spirit-filled life that leaves no room for...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 10, Jesus sends out the seventy with authority and instructs them to seek people of peace, trust God for provision, and rest in His easy yoke. As demons submit and Satan’s influence is shaken, we see the power of obedient disciples walking in divine authority. Through the Good Samaritan and the story of Martha and Mary, Jesus calls us to compassionate action while remainin...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark 9, Jesus is transfigured in glory, revealing the fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets. From the mountaintop to the valley of deliverance, He teaches about prayer, authority over darkness, childlike faith, and the danger of comparison among believers. As the disciples argue about greatness, Jesus redirects them to humility, unity, and peace. This chapter challenges us to...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 17, Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John, revealing His divine glory as Moses and Elijah stand beside Him. The Father’s voice commands, “Listen to Him,” shifting our focus from preserving spiritual moments to obeying the Son. From the mountain of glory to the valley of deliverance, Jesus confronts unbelief, teaches about mustard-seed faith, foretells His...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 16, Jesus confronts religious hypocrisy, warns His disciples about corrupt teaching, and reveals the true identity of the Messiah. At Caesarea Philippi—an epicenter of pagan worship—Peter declares that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. There, Jesus announces that He will build His ecclesia, a governing assembly of the Kingdom of Heaven, and that the gates...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from Mark 8, we explore the feeding of the four thousand, Jesus’ warning about the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod, the progressive healing of the blind man, and Peter’s declaration that Jesus is the Messiah. This chapter challenges us to move beyond physical concerns and learn to see with spiritual clarity. What does it mean to truly understand? What does it...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 15, Jesus confronts religious hypocrisy, challenges man-made traditions, and reveals that true defilement comes from the heart, not external rituals. We explore His warning about empty worship, the tension between flesh and Spirit, and the powerful humility of the Gentile woman whose great faith moved the heart of Christ. From the feeding of the 5,000 to the 4,000, we s...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark 7, Jesus confronts the Pharisees about elevating human tradition above the Word of God and reveals that true defilement doesn’t come from unwashed hands—but from an unclean heart. We explore the danger of outward conformity without inward transformation, the humility of the Syrophoenician woman, and the healing of the deaf man as a picture of our need to receive before we...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 14, John was Beheaded for Speaking the Truth, the feeding of the five thousand, and Jesus walking on water. Should John have not told Herod that his marriage to Herodias was sin? Today's teaching explores the consequences of sin in Herod’s life, the prophetic significance of the five loaves and two fish, and the powerful lesson of keeping our eyes on Jesus in the m...

Send us Fan Mail In John 5, Jesus heals the man at the pool of Bethesda and confronts the religious mindset that values rules over relationship. This teaching explores the deeper meaning behind the 38 years of waiting, the connection to Israel’s wilderness wandering, and what it means to truly walk by the Spirit as Jesus did. Are we operating by faith and partnership with the Father—or by fleshly...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark 6, Jesus is rejected in His hometown, sends out the Twelve with authority, feeds the 5,000, walks on water, and reveals the heart of the Father in powerful ways. This chapter challenges us to move beyond familiarity and false humility, to embrace the authority God has delegated to His people, and to step out in faith with expectation. Are we willing to grow up spiritually,...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 13, Jesus reveals the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven through powerful parables—the soils, the wheat and the weeds, the mustard seed, the leaven, the hidden treasure, the pearl of great price, and the dragnet. Each story confronts us with a question: How are we responding to the Word of God? This teaching explores the reality of spiritual receptivity, the coming sepa...

Send us Fan Mail Our Chronological Bible Reading for February 11 is Matthew 12. This chapter exposes the danger of spiritual leaders who refuse truth, the blindness caused by confirmation bias, and the mercy of Jesus toward those willing to come to Him directly. The Pharisees watched Jesus not to learn, but to accuse—and many people trusted their voice more than Scripture itself. Today, the same d...

Send us Fan Mail From the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven has suffered violence, and the violent take it by force.  Matthew 11:12 In Matthew 11, Jesus reveals that the kingdom of heaven doesn’t arrive passively—it advances with power and demands a response. From John the Baptist’s doubts to Jesus’ invitation to the weary, this teaching challenges us to stop seeking easy an...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 10, Jesus calls and commissions the twelve, warning them of persecution while reminding them not to fear. In this teaching, we explore discipleship, spiritual authority, suffering, eternal reward, and the courage required to stand for truth—even when it brings division. Be encouraged to walk by the Spirit, trust God’s sovereignty, and follow the Shepherd’s voice. Join t...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 9, Jesus gives His disciples authority over demons and sickness, then challenges them to walk in that authority with faith, humility, and obedience. This chapter reveals what true discipleship costs, what kingdom authority really means, and how faith, unity, and surrender shape our walk today. As you reflect on Jesus’ words, consider what it means to deny yourself and foll...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark chapter 5, we see the unmatched authority of Jesus over darkness, disease, and death. From the deliverance of the demon-possessed man to the healing of a desperate woman and the restoration of a dying child, this chapter reveals how faith, repentance, and obedience open the door to God’s power. Be encouraged to draw near, walk by the Spirit, and boldly testify to what the...

Send us Fan Mail Mark 4 challenges us to examine our hearts through the parable of the soils and asks a sobering question: are we truly producing fruit for the kingdom of God? Jesus warns against divided devotion, hidden faith, and the choking cares of this world, while calling His disciples to walk in faith and authority. This chapter reminds us that the kingdom starts small, grows steadily, and...

Send us Fan Mail In Luke 8, Jesus teaches the parable of the sower (soils), revealing how hearts respond differently to the Word of God—and why enduring faith produces true spiritual fruit. We also see His authority displayed as He calms a deadly storm, delivers a man from a legion of demons, and honors bold faith that reaches out for healing. This chapter calls us to listen carefully, walk in the...

Send us Fan Mail Luke 7 reveals the compassionate heart of God through Jesus’ encounters with a faithful centurion, a grieving widow, and a questioning prophet. This chapter challenges our expectations of the Messiah and calls us to humility, repentance, and surrendered faith. True greatness is found not in status, but in submission to God’s plan. Transcripts and more: www.bibleinorder.com Join th...

Send us Fan Mail David Doty sits down with Jesus Martinez to hear the powerful story of a former reggae musician who walked away from the platform to pursue a life of disciple-making and simple, reproducible church. From decades-long relationships that end in midnight baptisms to building “lighthouse” homes marked by honesty, accountability, and radical obedience, this conversation challenges mode...

Send us Fan Mail Matthew 9 reveals the authority of Jesus over sin, sickness, demons, and death. From the paralytic whose sins were forgiven to the woman healed by faith and the raising of a little girl, this chapter shows that Jesus offers far more than physical healing—He brings salvation and restoration. As followers of Christ, we are called to know God’s heart, walk by faith, and labor in His...

Send us Fan Mail In Matthew 8, we see Jesus cleanse the unclean, heal the sick, command storms, and reveal the authority of God’s kingdom. From the faith of a Roman centurion to the calming of the sea, this chapter shows us who Jesus is and what it truly means to follow Him. Heaven is made accessible through faith in Yeshua the Messiah - and that same authority is still at work today. Transcripts...

Send us Fan Mail In Mark chapter 3, Jesus exposes the difference between true righteousness and empty religion. His righteous anger reveals hearts that love rules more than people, unity more than pride, and truth more than appearances. This teaching challenges us to examine where we may be resisting God’s truth and calls believers back to humility, unity, and genuine obedience. Transcripts and mo...