In Deuteronomy 1-17 we start climbing out of what’s been called the Bible-In-a-Year Graveyard, with some great storylines.
First, in this episode we’ll see why this book is called Deuteronomy.
Second, we’ll walk with Moses through the speeches he gave to the people at the end of their 40 years of wandering as he reminded them of their own story, of God’s provision and God’s promises.
The Bible Reading Coach podcast is designed to help anyone read through the Bible in a year. In 10-15 minutes each Friday, I’ll introduce you to the passage for the following week, including:
- What it’s about
- How to deal with challenging passages
- How the original readers saw it
- How it applies today
- And much more
After listening, take the next week to read the passage on your own. This time you’ll have a clearer understanding of it.
Listen and subscribe to the Bible Reading Coach podcast on all major platforms including:
APPLE | SPOTIFY | STITCHER | iHEART RADIO | GOOGLE PLAY
Links To More Info
- The Bible Reading Coach Homepage.
- The Reading Outline, with weekly and daily options.
- Transcripts of every episode as they come out.
- Click here to subscribe to our free weekly newsletter. As a subscriber, you’ll get a link to every transcript a full week ahead of everyone else.
Support This Work
- KarlVaters.com/Support
- Subscribe to weekly Newsletter
Want More?
If you click here to subscribe to our free weekly newsletter you’ll get all the breaking podcast news early!
Also, if you have any other ideas or guests that might fit this podcast, let me know in the comment section below.
To support this work for as little as $3 a month, you can help us continue to put these resources into the hands of the ministries that need them the most.
Credits
Producer
Veronica Beaver | [email protected]
Music composed and performed by
Jack Wilkins | JackWilkinsMusic.com
Podcast logo created by
Solomon Joy | Joyetic.com
Share this!
Tweaking The Gaps In The Prevailing Model Of Church Planting
The slightly tweaked model will be slower, and likely result in fewer large churches, but I don’t know if that’s a bad thing.
How Bible Reading Can Jumpstart Your Church’s Discipleship, with Matt Lucas (ep 90)
The research is in. Daily engagement in the Bible is the behavior that’s most likely to build someone’s spiritual maturity.
8 Steps For Life-Transforming Sermons
A sermon is not a pep talk, a life hack, or a political screed. It should start and end with the biblical text, accurately studied and clearly presented.
