Bible In Order Podcast

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological reading of 2 Peter and Jude, we explore faith as a gift from God, the pathway to multiplied grace and peace, and sobering warnings about false teachers and coming judgment. Peter and Jude call believers to discernment, holiness, and authentic fellowship as we await the return of Christ. Join the conversation, grow in community, and walk through Scripture w...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from 2 Timothy, Paul reminds us what it looks like to live with godly confidence—called by God’s will, anchored in His purpose, and unashamed of the gospel even in suffering. Timothy is urged to fan into flame the gift within him, to reject fear, and to endure hardship with self-control and love. We’re also called to avoid empty arguments, pursue unity in love,...

Send us Fan Mail Hebrews 11–13 shows us that faith is not a formula for getting what we want—it’s hearing God, trusting Him, and living in light of the age to come. Surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, we’re called to stop drifting, throw off what entangles us, and run with endurance by standing on what God has spoken. Today’s reading invites us to listen, believe, and live from a place of et...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading in Hebrews 7–10 shows why Jesus is our eternal High Priest “according to the order of Melchizedek,” and why His once-for-all sacrifice accomplishes what the old covenant never could—cleansing our conscience and freeing us from dead works so we can serve the living God. We’re reminded that we’ve been perfected by His offering and are now learning to live out in prac...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading in Hebrews 1–6 shows us that God now speaks through His Son—Jesus, the radiance of God’s glory and the exact expression of His nature—who endured suffering, made purification for sins, and became the source of salvation for all who obey Him. Hebrews calls us to resist temptation by running to the One who was tempted and suffered, to hold firmly to our confidence an...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from 1 Peter 1–5, Peter calls believers to live with an eternal perspective—born again into a living hope and anchored in the salvation to be revealed when Jesus returns. Suffering isn’t a surprise or a detour; it’s often the refining fire God uses to shape Christlike character, especially when we are mistreated despite doing good. Jesus Himself modeled this per...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading in Titus highlights why God called Paul: to strengthen the faith of God’s elect and grow our knowledge of the truth that leads to godliness. Salvation and eternal life are promised by God’s mercy—not earned by works—yet the redeemed are made eager for good works. We also look at the early Ecclesia context for elders and overseers: not titles or payroll positions, b...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s chronological reading is 1 Timothy 1–6, and Paul’s aim is crystal clear: love from a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincere faith. We talk about why Bible knowledge isn’t the point—transformation is—why prayer for leaders matters, how to read Paul’s instructions with balance and context, what biblical leadership actually looked like in house-to-house fellowships, and...

Send us Fan Mail Today’s reading is Philippians 1–4, where Paul calls every believer—including leaders—to keep growing, keep pursuing maturity, and live worthy of the gospel. He reminds us that faith is a gift, and even suffering is “granted” as part of God’s refining work, forming Christlike humility and love in us. Philippians confronts selfish ambition, calls us to unity and purity, and ends wi...

Send us Fan Mail Today we read Ephesians 1–6 and focus on the verb tense—what God has already accomplished for His people: blessing, choosing, redeeming, adopting, raising us up, and seating us with Christ. This teaching calls us to stop obsessing over our failures and magnify God’s grace, then respond properly by pursuing unity, guarding our words, walking in wisdom, honoring relationships, and l...

Send us Fan Mail In Colossians, Paul repeatedly anchors the believer’s life in thanksgiving—gratitude that grows as we fix our minds on things above and submit to God’s transforming work. This episode highlights Paul’s prayers for spiritual wisdom, his vision of maturity in Christ, and the danger of building on faulty doctrine or seeking comfort over holiness. We also see how spiritual reality res...

Send us Fan Mail In Acts 27–28, Paul sails for Rome as a prisoner—but because he’s listening to God, he’s prepared for the shipwreck and becomes a steady voice of peace in the storm. As fear spreads, Paul’s confidence in God’s word strengthens everyone around him, and the “lowly prisoner” begins to lead—just like Joseph, Daniel, and David before him. This is a call to stop treating prayer as a tra...

Send us Fan Mail In Acts 24–26, Paul stands falsely accused, held for years without formal charges, yet he keeps using every hearing to testify about Jesus. Instead of chasing comfort or bribing his way out, he embraces the tribulation path God ordained—trusting that suffering refines God’s people and forms Christ’s character in us. This episode challenges modern comfort-first faith and calls us t...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from Romans 14–16, we explore Paul’s call to welcome those who are weak in the faith, avoid arguing over disputable matters, and prioritize unity over being right. David unpacks what it means to live in real Christian community, to lay down our freedoms in love for weaker brothers and sisters, and to walk according to conscience without forcing our convictions o...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Bible In Order Podcast, we walk through Romans 11–13 and look at God’s ongoing plan for Israel, the Gentiles, and the Church. Tim highlights the danger of Gentile pride and reminds us that we have not replaced Israel, but are grafted in by mercy. We then step into Romans 12, where Paul calls us to present our bodies as living sacrifices, be transformed by th...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Bible In Order Podcast, we journey through Romans 8–10 to discover what it truly means that there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Tim unpacks the contrast between the mindset of the flesh and the mindset of the Spirit, the Spirit of adoption that makes us God’s children, and how suffering and trials become God’s tools for shaping ou...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Bible In Order Podcast, we walk through Romans 4–7 and explore what it really means to be justified by faith like Abraham, not by our works. Tim unpacks how tribulations produce endurance, character, and hope; how Christ’s death and resurrection secure our reconciliation with God; and what it means to “reign in life” through the overflow of grace and the gif...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Bible In Order Podcast, we walk through Romans chapters 1–3, where Paul introduces himself as a servant called and set apart for the gospel, longs to impart spiritual gifts to the believers in Rome, and reminds us that the gospel is the power of God for salvation—first to the Jew, then to the Gentile. We consider God’s natural order, the danger of pride, the...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from Acts 20–23, David contrasts the early church’s dialog-based gatherings with the modern weekly sermon model and shows how the New Testament calls every believer to go directly to God for daily “manna.” We follow Paul’s journey toward Jerusalem as the Holy Spirit repeatedly warns him of chains and tribulations—not to stop him, but to prepare him for a path of...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from 2 Corinthians 10–13, we look at what true apostolic authority really is—and how different it is from the abusive leadership so common in the modern church. Tim walks through Paul’s humility, his servant-hearted relationship with the Corinthians, and his warning about “super-apostles” who disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. We learn how to reco...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from 2 Corinthians 5–9, we see Paul call believers to live for eternity, not for the passing comforts of this world. He reminds us that we are new creations in Christ, called to serve as His ambassadors, to refuse unequal yokes with unbelievers, to pursue holiness in the fear of the Lord, and to give generously and joyfully as God leads. From the example of the...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological reading, Paul reveals how God uses tribulation to shape us, comfort us, and pour His grace through us into the lives of others. He contrasts the fading glory of the old covenant with the surpassing glory of the Spirit, reminding us that as we behold Christ, we are transformed from glory to glory. Paul encourages us to endure, reject deceit, embrace freedom...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s chronological reading of 1 Corinthians 15–16, Paul reminds the church of the true gospel, the hope of resurrection, and the danger of believing in vain. He explains the difference between natural and spiritual bodies, the victory over death, and the transformation awaiting all who belong to Christ. Chapter 16 reinforces living alert, courageous, loving lives as we await...

Send us Fan Mail In today’s reading from 1 Corinthians 12–14, Tim unpacks the purpose of spiritual gifts, why every believer has a unique role in the body, and why love is the foundation for all ministry. Discover how gifts like wisdom, prophecy, tongues, healing, and faith are designed to build others up—not elevate individuals. Learn what it truly means to worship in spirit and truth, live in bi...

Send us Fan Mail Our chronological Bible reading for December 1 covers 1 Corinthians 9–11. Paul teaches on balanced support for gospel workers, the true meaning of baptism, lessons from Israel’s failures in the wilderness, and the serious warnings tied to the Lord’s Supper. These chapters call believers to holiness, humility, and genuine love for one another. Join the journey as we walk through Sc...