Roger Courville

#ForTheHope daily audio Bible

It’s hard to find time to consistently read through the Bible, so why not have a partner? Whether you’re a skeptic, seeker, or believer going deeper, together we’ll conversationally read the Bible, explore the truth claims of Christianity, and learn to live #ForTheHope of Jesus.

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Roger Courville

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Religion

Último episódio

16 de dez de 2025

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Episódios

What makes a journey “Christian?” | #PracticeTheWay ep. 218 15.07.2023

Many faiths, and even non-faiths, speak to "journey." But they leave you empty, don't they?

Luke 10:25-37 | Nehemiah 8-10 | Ep. 2063 15.07.2023

The ultimate inheritance God gives cannot be earned.

Luke 9:57-10:24 | Nehemiah 7 | Psalm 140 | Ep. 2062 14.07.2023

To follow Jesus is to commit to sharing his mission, which will likely include suffering and sacrifice.

Luke 9:37-56 | Nehemiah 4-6 | Psalm 98 | Ep. 2061 13.07.2023

Opposition is almost always caused by success and not failure.

Luke 9:1-36 | Nehemiah 1-3 | Proverbs 12:22-24 | Ep. 2060 12.07.2023

The way to get our deepest needs met in this world is to know and follow Jesus into the next world.

Luke 8:22-56 | Ezra 9-10 | Psalm 97 | Ep. 2059 11.07.2023
Luke 7:36-8:21 | Ezra 7-8 | Proverbs 12:19-21 | Ep. 2058 10.07.2023

The two integral elements of stewardship: responsibility and accountability.

Pictures of the future (Psalm 48) | #PracticeTheWay ep. 217 09.07.2023

Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God ~Corrie ten Boom

Luke 6:43-7:35 | Esther 8-10 | Proverbs 12:19-20 | Ep. 2057 08.07.2023

Jesus’ answer to John the Baptist is his answer for the world.

Luke 6:20-42 | Esther 4-7 | Proverbs 12:13-18 | Ep. 2056 07.07.2023

Jesus is the good moral teacher…but that means more than we can imagine.

Luke 6:1-19 | Esther 1-3 | Psalm 139 | Ep. 2055 06.07.2023

God often fulfills his redemptive promises through divine providence working through ordinary events — and even people.

Luke 5 | Ezra 5-6 | Psalm 94 | Ep. 2054 05.07.2023

Listening to a prophet of God can help.

Luke 4 | Zechariah 12-14 | Ep. 2053 04.07.2023

Because of the work of Jesus Christ, God is always available to His people.

Luke 3 | Zechariah 9-11 | Psalm 93 | Ep. 2052 03.07.2023

Let there be no doubt: Jesus is THE King.

Church of the prairie chickens | #PracticeTheWay ep. 216 02.07.2023

A subtle-but-effective tool of the Enemy

Luke 2:21-52 | Zechariah 5-8 | Ep. 2051 01.07.2023

God wants to be with you.

Luke 2:1-20 | Zechariah 1-4 | Psalm 92 | Ep. 2050 30.06.2023

Two “family Friday” challenges

Luke 1:26-80 | Ezra 4 | Haggai | Ep. 2049 29.06.2023

God’s promises in the form of prophecy are historically verifiable.

How can you know for certain if you can’t test it empirically? | #AlwaysBeReady ep. 136 28.06.2023

You can have confidence in non-science, too.

Luke 1:1-25 | Ezra 1-3 | Proverbs 12:10-12 | Ep. 2048 28.06.2023

God keeps his promises.

Romans 12-16 | Ep. 2047 27.06.2023

The only sufficient motivation for the Christian life is gratitude for grace.

Romans 9-11 | Ep. 2046 26.06.2023

Understanding Israel’s unbelief takes us deep into who God is and how he works.

An octopus and hope of new lives | #PracticeTheWay ep. 215 25.06.2023

An encounter at a Seattle aquarium points to hope

Romans 5-8 | Ep. 2045 24.06.2023

Peace with God is not the same as the peace of God — the peace of God is found in sonship.

Romans 1-4 | Ep. 2044 23.06.2023

We never grasp the gospel until we understand that it is not fundamentally a message about our lives, hopes, and dreams.

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