Frank Shirvinski

The Trail: A Journey Through the Bible

Religion EN ↓ 204 episodes

The Trail Podcast is a companion to "The Trail: A Journey Through the Bible," a thoughtfully crafted reading guide designed to deepen your engagement with the timeless wisdom and wonder of the Bible. Each day, we will post insights on the portions of the daily readings. Since each episode is based on the passages covered in the Trail each day, we recommend that you read the passages from your Bible before joining us on the podcast. The daily reflections are not tied to a particular date, so you can jump in anytime. Welcome to The Trail!

Author

Frank Shirvinski

Category

Religion

Podcast website

purpose-press.com

Latest episode

Jun 26, 2026

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Episodes

Day 3 16.06.2025

Luke 1:26-56 Genesis 2:4b-4:26 Psalm 5 Sirach 2:1-18

Day 2 14.06.2025

Luke 1:1-25 Genesis 1:1-2:4a Sirach 1:1-30 Link to my article on Genesis 1: https://digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/leaven/vol12/iss2/3/

Day 1 13.06.2025

Psalms 1-4 Sirach: Prologue This Podcast is a companion to The Trail Book by Frank Shirvinski ⁠⁠https://purpose-press.store/⁠⁠ The Trail: A Journey Through the Bible  offers a fresh, inviting path into the timeless wisdom and wonder of the Bible, integrating centering prayers, a carefully curated reading plan of the Old Testament, New Testament, and Apocrypha, and open journaling space to capture...

Welcome 12.06.2025

Welcome to the Trail. This is a great place to get an overview of how everything works together in the Trail.

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