Reading Through The Bible Together

Send us Fan Mail In Genesis 41–45, Joseph’s story finally clicks into place. What looked like a chain of random tragedies becomes a single thread of God’s providence, as the Lord turns prison into promotion, famine into provision, and buried guilt into real repentance. We walk through Pharaoh’s dreams and Joseph’s sudden exaltation, the brothers’ return to Egypt, the slow awakening of conscience,...

Send us Fan Mail Genesis 35–40 is a stretch of Scripture where the promise keeps moving forward, but the road is marked by grief, sin, and surprising grace. You’ll see Jacob called back to worship, idols buried, and God’s protection on the journey. Then the story turns heavy: deaths in the family, the deepening fracture among Jacob’s sons, and the beginning of Joseph’s long descent into suffering,...

Send us Fan Mail In Genesis 30–34, the promise keeps moving forward, but the people carrying it are still tangled up in sin, rivalry, fear, and fallout. You’ll see a family built through competition and desperation, a workplace marked by manipulation, a tense homecoming with an old enemy, and then a chapter that is as painful as it is sobering. And underneath all of it is one big theme: God is fai...

Send us Fan Mail In Genesis 25–29, the story narrows from Abraham to the next generation, and it gets messy fast: births and blessings, hunger and bargaining, deception and fallout, a brother’s rage, and a long journey into exile. But running underneath all the dysfunction is a steady theme: God’s promise moves forward through imperfect people by sheer grace. In this episode of Reading Through the...

Send us Fan Mail In Genesis 21–24, everything feels like it’s moving at once: a miracle birth, a heartbreaking goodbye, a terrifying test, a funeral, and then a long, detailed chapter about finding a wife. But underneath all of it runs one steady theme: God keeps His promise even when life feels unstable. In this episode of Reading Through the Bible Together, Blake walks through the pattern that k...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Reading Through the Bible Together , we cover Genesis 15–20 , where God’s promise is tested, human schemes get exposed, and grace proves louder than failure. We walk through Genesis 15, where Abram is justified by faith and declared righteous because he believed God’s promise (Gen. 15:6), and where God cuts the covenant by passing through the pieces Himself, tak...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Reading Through the Bible Together , we cover Genesis 8–14 , where the world starts over after the flood, yet the human heart is still the same. We watch God “remember” Noah and restore creation, making a covenant of mercy marked by the rainbow (Gen. 8:1; 9:8–17), even while sin resurfaces immediately in Noah’s own household (Gen. 9:20–25). We trace the spread o...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Reading Through the Bible Together , we cover Genesis 4–7 , where the fall turns into fallout and sin begins to spread like wildfire. We watch worship turn into self-righteousness, jealousy turn into murder, and guilt turn into defiance as Cain rejects God’s warning that “sin is crouching at the door” (Gen. 4:7). We trace the grim rhythm of Genesis 5, where deat...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Reading Through the Bible Together , we walk through Genesis 1–3 , the beginning of the whole story: a God who creates by His Word, a world that was “very good,” and then the moment everything fractures through sin. We explore what it means to be made in God’s image, why God’s boundary in the garden was a gift, and how the serpent still tempts us the same way to...

Send us Fan Mail Psalm 119: The Beauty of God’s Word is where we begin our year, because it’s the Bible’s longest meditation on what we need most: God speaking. In this episode we walk through Psalm 119’s A-to-Z celebration of Scripture and learn why blessing is found not in figuring life out on our own, but in walking by God’s Word (Ps. 119:1, 105). We hear the psalmist’s hunger and honesty: God’...

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