Mike Faulkner
The Blue Collar Bible Guy Podcast
This podcast is to encourage regular working class Christians as they live out their life of faith on their job and in the world. Too often blue collar workers are disregarded by church leaders just as in society as a whole. I want the regular working Christian to see their value in the kingdom as the primary source of reaching other with the gospel out in the real world. While the high ranking theologians of our day are in academic halls discussing things and developing strategies to grow Blue Collar Christians are putting their hand to the gospel plow planting for the spiritual harvest!
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Mike Faulkner
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Jul 3, 2026
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Episodes
Day 35 – Leviticus 20–22 | Accountability, Consequences, and Taking God Seriously 06.02.2026 4:49
What happens when God’s standards are ignored — especially by leaders? In Day 35 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Leviticus chapters 20–22, where God makes accountability and holiness unmistakably clear. This episode explains: Why sin carries real consequences How holiness protects communities from collapse Why leaders are held to higher standards What it...
Day 34 – Leviticus 17–19 | Holiness That Pushes Back Against Culture 06.02.2026 4:45
What does holiness look like outside of church — at work, at home, and in public life? In Day 34 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Leviticus chapters 17–19, where God moves from ritual worship to real-life obedience. This episode breaks down: Why life and atonement belong to God How biblical holiness confronts cultural norms God’s design for boundaries, re...
Day 33 : Leviticus 13–14 | When Brokenness Can't Be Ignored 06.02.2026 5:01
Leviticus can feel overwhelming — especially when it starts talking about disease, isolation, and judgment. But in Day 33 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we slow down and show why Leviticus 13–16 may be some of the most merciful chapters in the Bible. In this episode, we walk through: Why God isolated disease instead of ignoring it The difference between sin and human u...
Day 32 – Leviticus 10–12 | God Is Holy: Why Reverence Still Matters in Everyday Life 05.02.2026 5:01
What does it really mean when the Bible says God is holy — and why should that matter to working people today? In Day 32 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Leviticus chapters 10–12, beginning with the shocking account of Nadab and Abihu and ending with God’s call to holiness in everyday life. This episode slows down and explains: Why God judged unauthorized...
Day Thirty : Making Sense of it | Leviticus 3-6 02.02.2026 6:21
Today we look at Leviticus 3-6 and try to make sense of it all. This episode explores: Why some offerings were about gratitude, not sin How God handles unintentional mistakes Why accountability and restoration matter How worship is meant to be steady, not overwhelming Created for working-class Christians, this episode helps listeners stay in the Bible without getting lost in religious detail or bu...
Day 31: When Worship Is Put into Practice | Leviticus 7–9 01.02.2026 4:54
What happens when worship moves from instruction to action? In Day 31 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Leviticus chapters 7–9, where God’s commands are carried out—and His presence is revealed. This episode explores: Why worship has boundaries How leaders are prepared with care and patience What happens when God’s instructions are followed faithfully Why...
Appeal Update 01.02.2026 1:00
I just wanted to give and update on the show as it is in appeal.
Day 30: Making Sense of the Sacrifices | Leviticus 3–6 31.01.2026 6:44
Feeling overwhelmed by Leviticus? You’re not alone—and you’re not failing. In Day 30 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we slow down and break Leviticus chapters 3–6 into clear, digestible categories that show what God is actually doing through the sacrifices. This episode explores: Why some offerings were about gratitude, not sin How God handles unintentional mistakes Why...
Day 29: Whole-Life Worship | Leviticus 1–2 30.01.2026 7:15
Why does Leviticus matter—and why does it matter for everyday Christians? In Day 29 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we begin the book of Leviticus by exploring chapters 1 and 2, where God explains how His people can approach Him in worship. This episode explores: Why God calls for total surrender (the burnt offering) How everyday work becomes worship (the grain offering...
Day 28: Finishing Well and God’s Presence | Exodus 37–40 28.01.2026 5:31
Does faithfulness in the details really matter? In Day 28 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we finish the book of Exodus by walking through chapters 37–40, where God’s people complete the tabernacle—and God’s glory fills it. This episode explores: Why obedience in small details matters to God What it means to finish the work God gives you How God responds to faithful prep...
Day 27: Grace That Rebuilds | Exodus 34–36 27.01.2026 4:45
Day 27: Grace That Rebuilds | Exodus 34–36 What does restoration look like after failure? In Day 27 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Exodus chapters 34–36, where God renews His covenant, reveals His merciful character, and calls His people back to faithful work. This episode explores: One of the clearest descriptions of God’s mercy in all of Scripture (Ex...
Day 26: The Golden Calf, Failure, and God’s Presence | Exodus 31–33 27.01.2026 6:03
Keywords Bible, Exodus, faith, obedience, intercession, impatience, idolatry, presence, mercy, repentance Summary In this episode, Mike discusses Exodus chapters 31 to 33, focusing on themes of obedience, impatience, idolatry, intercession, and God's presence. He emphasizes the importance of rest and trust in God, the dangers of impatience leading to substitutes for faith, and the power of interce...
Days 23-25 : Exodus 22-30 26.01.2026 7:04
Keywords Exodus, Bible study, faith, intentional living, covenant, leadership, ethics, God's presence, blue collar faith, daily reading Summary In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy podcast, Mike explores the themes of Exodus chapters 22 through 30, focusing on the practical implications of faith in everyday life. He discusses the importance of ethical behavior, the significance of the cove...
Day 22: Freedom, Burnout, and God’s Boundaries | Exodus 18–21 24.01.2026 6:20
Freedom without structure doesn’t last long. In Day 22 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Exodus chapters 18–21, where God teaches His newly freed people how to live, work, and lead without burning out or falling into chaos. These chapters speak directly to: burnout at work leadership fatigue confusion about authority and boundaries This episode offers: a c...
*BONUS* God's Preparation to Reveal His Son 24.01.2026 39:02
In today's episode I have added a sermon I preached at a church the Sunday before Christmas 2025.
Day 21: Learning to Trust God After the Miracle | Exodus 15–17 23.01.2026 7:39
What happens after God delivers you? In Day 21 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk through Exodus chapters 15–17, where Israel celebrates freedom—and then immediately struggles to trust God in the wilderness. These chapters speak to anyone who: feels discouraged after answered prayers struggles with daily trust instead of big moments wonders if God is still present...
Day 20: From Slavery to Freedom | Exodus 12–14 22.01.2026 6:43
Freedom doesn’t come without obedience—and it doesn’t come without fear. In Day 20 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we walk slowly through Exodus chapters 12–14, the moment God delivers Israel from slavery and leads them through the Red Sea. These chapters speak to anyone who: wants freedom but fears the cost feels trapped between past pressure and an uncertain future wo...
Day 19: When Pressure Demands Partial Obedience | Exodus 8–11 21.01.2026 5:05
In Day 19 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we read Exodus chapters 8–11, where Pharaoh repeatedly offers partial obedience instead of full surrender. These chapters speak directly to working men and women facing: pressure to stay quiet about faith incentives to compromise convictions cultural demands that sound reasonable—but aren’t biblical This episode includes: a clea...
Day 18: When Obedience Makes Life Harder | Exodus 5–7 19.01.2026 4:08
What do you do when obeying God makes life harder instead of easier? In Day 18 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we read Exodus chapters 5–7, where Moses obeys God—and the pressure immediately increases. Pharaoh pushes back. The workload grows. The people lose hope. These chapters speak directly to working men and women who: feel punished for doing right face resistance a...
Day 17: When God Calls You Before You’re Ready | Exodus 2–4 18.01.2026 7:30
What do you do when the world feels broken—but you don’t feel ready to speak or act? In Day 17 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we read Exodus chapters 2–4, where Moses is called by God in the middle of fear, failure, and ordinary work. These chapters speak directly to working men and women facing: cultural pressure to stay quiet economic stress leadership confusion fear...
Day 16 : Genesis 48–Exodus 1 – God Is Faithful Across Generations | Daily Bible Reading for Working-Class Christians 17.01.2026 5:33
In today’s daily Bible reading, we move from Genesis 48 into Exodus 1, watching God’s promises continue even as one generation passes and another rises. This episode is for working-class Christians who feel like their faithful labor goes unnoticed. God’s work doesn’t stop when our chapter ends — He is always building something bigger than we can see. If you’re learning to trust God with your famil...
Day 15 : Genesis 45–47 – Forgiveness That Heals Families | Daily Bible Reading for Working-Class Christians 17.01.2026 4:50
In today’s daily Bible reading, we cover Genesis chapters 45–47, where Joseph finally reveals himself to his brothers and chooses forgiveness instead of revenge. This episode is for working-class Christians who carry old family wounds, unresolved conflict, or bitterness from the past. Joseph shows us that forgiveness doesn’t ignore the pain — it trusts God with it. If you’re trying to follow Chris...
Day 14 Daily Bible Challenge - Read through the Bible in 2026 16.01.2026 6:29
Join Mike, the Blue Collar Bible Guy, as he delves into Genesis 42-44, exploring themes of integrity, responsibility, and faithfulness amidst economic pressure. Discover how biblical principles can guide us through today's challenges, offering a path of honesty and sacrificial integrity. Don't miss this insightful episode that encourages living a life of quiet, costly faithfulness. #BibleStudy #In...
Day 13 of Reading through the Bible in 2026 15.01.2026 4:08
Join Mike, the Blue Collar Bible Guy, as he unravels the powerful story of Joseph in Genesis 40 and 41. Discover how Joseph's unwavering faithfulness in the face of adversity leads to a dramatic rise from prison to power. This episode is a testament to the power of patience and divine timing, showing that years of unnoticed effort can lead to sudden moments of opportunity. Tune in to explore how t...
Day 12 Reading The Bible In A Year Challenge 14.01.2026 5:30
In this episode of the Blue Collar Bible Guy podcast, Mike explores Genesis chapters 35 through 39, focusing on themes of faithfulness, repentance, and God's work amidst life's challenges. He highlights how God's promises unfold through ordinary, often painful circumstances, drawing lessons from the lives of Jacob and Joseph. Listeners are encouraged to trust in God's faithfulness, even when life...
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