Bible Study Podcast with Pastor Terry

Tuesday May 5, 2026 V Week After Easter Today’s episode calls us to live clean, awake, and anchored in grace. In Leviticus 16:20–34, the Day of Atonement reaches its climax with the scapegoat—symbolically carrying the sins of the people away into the wilderness. It’s a vivid picture of both the removal of guilt and the mercy of God, providing a way for His people to be cleansed and restored year a...

Monday May 4, 2026 V Week After Easter Today’s episode brings together themes of atonement, hope, and authentic devotion. In **Leviticus 16:1–19**, the Day of Atonement reveals the seriousness of sin and the grace of God in providing a way for cleansing. Through careful sacrifice and mediation, the high priest makes atonement for the people, symbolizing the need for holiness and the cost required...

Wednesday April 29, 2026 IV Week After Easter Today’s episode centers on the necessity of God’s presence, the integrity of spiritual leadership, and the true fulfillment of God’s Word. In Exodus 33:1–23, Moses refuses to move forward without the Lord’s presence. Though God promises to send an angel, Moses knows that what truly sets God’s people apart is God Himself among them. His bold request—“Sh...

Tuesday April 28, 2026III Week After Easter Today’s episode highlights the weight of sin, the witness of a transformed life, and the call to shine in a dark world. In Exodus 32:21–34, the aftermath of the golden calf reveals both accountability and intercession. Moses confronts Aaron and the people, exposing the seriousness of their sin, yet he also pleads with God on their behalf—even offering hi...

Monday April 27, 2026 IV Week After Easter Today’s episode contrasts false worship with transformed living and the upside-down values of God’s kingdom. In Exodus 32:1–20 , while Moses is on the mountain, the people turn to a golden calf, exchanging the glory of God for something they can control. Their impatience leads to idolatry, and the result is both judgment and grief. It’s a sobering reminde...

Thursday, April 23, 2026 III Week After Easter Today’s episode calls us to obedience, rootedness, and victory in the face of temptation. In Exodus 20:1–21, God gives the Ten Commandments, revealing His holy standard and His desire for a people who live in right relationship with Him and with one another. The scene is filled with awe and trembling, reminding us that these commands are not rules—the...

Wednesday April 22, 2026III Week After EasterToday’s episode draws our attention to the holiness of God, the supremacy of Christ, and the affirmation of His mission. And a brief explanation of the difference between the Catholic and the Protestant Bible. In **Exodus 19:16–25**, God descends on Mount Sinai in thunder, lightning, fire, and smoke. The mountain trembles, boundaries are set, and the pe...

Tuesday, April 21, 2026 III Week After Easter Today’s episode centers on preparation, identity, and bearing fruit that matches a transformed life. In Exodus 19:1–16 , Israel arrives at Mount Sinai, where God calls them into a covenant relationship. They are set apart as His treasured possession, a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. But before encountering His presence, they must consecrate them...

Monday April 20, 2026III Week after Easter Today’s episode highlights the call to faithful leadership, humble dependence, and genuine repentance. In **Exodus 18:13–27**, Moses is overwhelmed as he tries to lead alone, but through Jethro’s counsel, he learns the wisdom of shared leadership. Capable, God-fearing men are appointed to help carry the load, reminding us that God’s work is best sustained...

Thursday, April 16, 2026II Week After EasterToday’s episode calls us to live as sustained people, set-apart people, and deeply loving people. And includes a closing word on the issue of slavery in the bible. In **Exodus 16:10–22**, God provides manna from heaven—daily bread for His people in the wilderness. It’s enough for each day, teaching Israel to trust His provision and not rely on their own...

Wednesday, April 15, 2026 II Week After Easter Today’s episode moves from celebration to formation—showing how God shapes His people through testing, identity, and abiding connection. In Exodus 15:22–16:10, the song of victory quickly gives way to the reality of the wilderness. Israel faces bitter water and hunger, and their complaints rise—but so does God’s provision. He makes the sweet, promises...

Tuesday, April 14, 2026 Week After Easter Today’s episode is a call to worship, holiness, and deep assurance in God’s presence. In Exodus 15:1–21, Moses and the people erupt in song after their deliverance at the sea. It’s a celebration of God’s power, victory, and faithfulness—He has triumphed gloriously. Their worship is not quiet or reserved; it’s a full-hearted response to a God who saves. Mir...

Monday April 13, 2026II Week After Easter Today’s episode weaves together a powerful message of deliverance, living hope, and abiding presence. In Exodus 14:21–31, God makes a way where there is no way. As the waters part, Israel walks through on dry ground, and their enemies are defeated behind them. What looked like certain destruction becomes undeniable deliverance, leading the people to fear t...

Thursday April 9, 2026 Easter Week Today’s episode centers on remembering, being transformed, and being sent. In Exodus 13:3–10 , Moses calls Israel to never forget what God has done. The Feast of Unleavened Bread becomes a yearly reminder that the Lord brought them out of slavery “with a mighty hand.” This act of remembrance isn’t just personal—it’s meant to be passed down, shaping identity and f...

Tuesday April 7, 2026Easter Week Today’s episode brings together three powerful moments that all point to one unshakable truth: God delivers, God raises, and God sends. In **Exodus 12:28–39**, we witness the long-awaited deliverance of Israel finally unfold. After generations of bondage, God’s people step out of Egypt in haste—rescued by His power, marked by His provision, and carried forward by H...

Today’s readings for Maundy Thursday draw us into the weight of sin, the necessity of reflection, and the gift of Christ’s sacrifice. In Lamentations 2:10–18, the grief of Jerusalem deepens—tears, silence, and anguish fill the scene. The devastation is overwhelming, and the people are urged to pour out their hearts before God. It’s a sobering picture of what sin does and how deeply broken the worl...

Today’s readings for Wednesday of Holy Week bring together themes of judgment, reconciliation, and rejection—revealing both the seriousness of sin and the persistence of God’s grace. In Lamentations 2:1–9, the devastation of Jerusalem is described in sobering detail. What once stood strong has been brought low. It’s a powerful reminder that when God’s people turn away, the consequences are real. Y...

Tuesday of Holy Week 2026Today’s readings, on this Monday of Holy Week, draw us into the tension between sorrow and hope—between what is broken and what God is restoring. In Lamentations 1, we hear the cry of a city laid waste—grief, abandonment, and deep suffering fill the words. It is a reminder that sin and brokenness carry real weight, and the pain of loss is not something Scripture ignores. T...

Today’s readings, on this Monday of Holy Week, draw us into the tension between sorrow and hope—between what is broken and what God is restoring. In Lamentations 1, we hear the cry of a city laid waste—grief, abandonment, and deep suffering fill the words. It is a reminder that sin and brokenness carry real weight, and the pain of loss is not something Scripture ignores. The question echoes: “Is i...

Wednesday March 25, 2026 V Week of Lent Today’s readings highlight the urgency of God’s voice—both in warning and in invitation. In Jeremiah 25:30–38, the picture is intense: the Lord roars in judgment over the nations. This is not a distant or indifferent God—He sees injustice, confronts sin, and holds people accountable. His judgment is real and unavoidable for those who persist in rebellion. In...

VI Week of LentTuesday March, 24, 2026 Today’s readings center on both a sobering warning and a stunning invitation. In Jeremiah 25, God speaks clearly about judgment—because His people have refused to listen. The cup of His wrath is not arbitrary; it is the result of persistent disobedience. Yet even in judgment, we see God’s justice as purposeful, calling people to recognize their need to return...

Thursday March 19, 2026 V Week Of Lent Today’s readings move us from stubborn resistance to Spirit-filled freedom and restored vision. In Exodus 7:25–8:19, plague after plague confronts Pharaoh, yet his heart remains hard. Even when relief comes, repentance does not follow. It’s a sobering picture of how easily we can want God’s help without truly wanting God Himself. In 2 Corinthians 3:7–18, Paul...

Wednesday March 18, 2026 V Week of Lent Today’s readings reveal the contrast between resistance and surrender, law and life, and control and childlike trust. In Exodus 7:8–24, God displays His power through signs and wonders before Pharaoh, yet his heart remains hard. Even when confronted with undeniable truth, Pharaoh refuses to yield. It’s a sobering reminder that repeated resistance can dull ou...

March 17, 2026 TuesdayV Week of Lent Today’s readings remind us that following God often brings resistance, requires maturity, and calls for serious commitment. In Exodus 5:1–6:1 , Moses and Aaron obey God and confront Pharaoh—but instead of freedom, the burden on Israel increases. Obedience leads to opposition. The people grow discouraged, and even Moses questions what God is doing. Yet God is no...

Wednesday M arch 4, 2026II Week of LentToday’s readings move us inward—into conscience, community, and the condition of the heart. In Genesis 42:18–28 , Joseph’s brothers begin to feel the weight of their past. “In truth we are guilty concerning our brother,” they confess. What they once buried now surfaces. Fear grips them as silver is returned to their sacks, and they ask, “What is this that God...