TheWeeklyBibleCommentary

The Weekly - A Bible Commentary’s Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 28 episodes

Journey through the Story of Scripture at a pace that allows for true reflection. The Weekly is companion to your two-year chronological Bible reading plan. Each week, we dive into the historical context and theological threads of your scheduled readings, helping you see how the entire Bible fits together in order. Perfect for those who want to move past the surface and understand the "why" behind the Word.  

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Religion

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

The Weekly No. 3 29.04.2026

Scriptures:  Job 11-21  A book that’s broken up into 4 parts: Prologue Dialogue Monologue Epilogue For more information, check out https://www.connectionwindsor.com/bibleplan

The Weekly No.2 27.04.2026

Scriptures:  Job 1-10   The book of Job is part of the Wisdom books of Scripture.. (ex:  Law, history, prophets, books of wisdom) Poetic & Wisdom Literature Purpose: Explores life, suffering, worship, and the pursuit of wisdom. Books: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs Content: Poetry, songs, wise sayings, reflections on life and God.

The Weekly No.1 24.04.2026

Scriptures:  Genesis 1-11 The word “Genesis” means “origin or beginning”, and that's where we begin our Two-Year Journey through the Bible in Chronological order.   *We're using The Blue Letter Bible chronological reading plan **For more information, check out https://www.connectionwindsor.com/bibleplan

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