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    The Bible Journey Daily Podcast

    Why not make studying the Bible part of the rhythm of your daily life? The Bible Journey Daily Podcast is a 10-year plan to study through the entire Bible, both the Old and New Testaments, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. Season one is a short overview of each of the sixty-six books of the Bible. Season two launched our expositional journey through the whole Bible, beginning with the book of Genesis. Thereafter, each season takes a New Testament/Old Testament alternatively until the project is complete. (God willing)  Why not join me on this exciting journey as we study the whole Bible together from Genesis to Revelation?

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    Making a Deal With God – Right or Wrong. (Judges 11: 1-39) Jun 23, 2025
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    🎙️Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast, the place where we open God’s Word each day to discover the wisdom, challenge, and encouragement it holds for our lives.

    Today’s episode is titled “Making a Deal With God – Right or Wrong?” and we’re going to walk through one of the most perplexing, powerful, and emotionally charged stories in the book of Judges.

    Have you ever made a desperate promise to God? “Lord, if you get me out of this, I’ll do anything.” You’re not alone. Many have made vows like that—on battlefields, in hospitals, in crises of all kinds. But is that the right way to approach God? And what happens when we bargain with the Almighty?

    In this episode, we’ll explore the life of Jephthah, an outcast warrior chosen by God, who made a tragic vow that changed his family forever. His story raises deep questions: Should we make vows to God? What do we do when we’ve made one we can’t—or shouldn’t—keep? And how do we know if we’re walking by faith or leaning on our own understanding?

    We’ll see that Jephthah’s story isn’t just about one man’s mistake—it’s a call for us all to know God’s Word, trust His Spirit, and walk in grace rather than fear.

    Let’s get started.

    📄 Episode Notes

    Summary:
    In this episode, we explore the life of Jephthah, a rejected man chosen by God to lead Israel. We follow his rise to leadership and the tragic vow he makes before battle—a vow that costs him dearly. This episode unpacks what the Bible says about vows, spiritual desperation, and trusting God’s promises. Through Jephthah’s story, we’re reminded that knowing God’s Word and relying on His Spirit are essential for wise, faithful living.

    Key Themes:

    • God uses those the world rejects.
    • Making vows to God: biblical guidance and spiritual caution.
    • The danger of spiritual ignorance.
    • Trusting the Spirit vs. negotiating with God.
    • Walking in wisdom: Scripture and Spirit together.

    Key Scriptures:

    • Judges 11:1–39
    • Psalm 27:10
    • Leviticus 27:1–8
    • Matthew 22:29

    Takeaway:
    You don’t need to bargain with God for His help—you need to trust Him. Know His Word. Walk in His Spirit. And remember, God doesn’t ask for desperate vows; He asks for surrendered hearts.

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    When The Lord Gets Fed Up with People. (Judges 10: 1-18) Jun 20, 2025
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    In today’s episode, titled “When the Lord Gets Fed Up with People,” we explore a sobering but ultimately hope-filled chapter in the book of Judges. Have you ever wondered if God gets tired of forgiving people who keep making the same mistakes? In Judges 10, we see a people caught in the destructive cycle of sin—and a God whose mercy runs deeper than their rebellion.

    This chapter doesn't just show us the consequences of sin; it reveals the astonishing heart of God. Even when His people have broken faith again and again, we read that “His soul could no longer endure the misery of Israel.” What kind of God responds like that?

    Today’s message will challenge, convict, and comfort you. Whether you're feeling distant from God or weighed down by your failures, this passage offers a profound reminder: your misery can still stir God’s mercy.

    📖 Episode Notes

    Title: When the Lord Gets Fed Up with People
    Scripture: Judges 10:1–18
    Themes:

    • The cycle of sin → slavery → supplication → salvation
    • God’s righteous anger vs. His tender mercy
    • The nature of true repentance
    • Grace and mercy for the miserable and the wandering

    Key Verse:

    “And His soul could no longer endure the misery of Israel.” — Judges 10:16

    Takeaway:
    When we drift from God, He may allow us to feel the weight of our choices. But when we turn back, His mercy meets us there—not because we deserve it, but because that's who He is.

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    Abimelech Part Two – Lessons From a Wicked Leader. (Judges 9: 1–57) Jun 19, 2025
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    Welcome to Part Two of this Double-Header Episode.

    We continue are look at the life and downfall of Abimelech, a ruthless leader who seized power through treachery and ruled with oppression. Judges 9 presents a cautionary tale of ambition unchecked by wisdom and morality, showing us the consequences of leadership driven by self-interest rather than godly stewardship.

    Episode Notes

    In this episode, we explore key themes from Abimelech’s story, including:

    • The Dangers of Self-Appointed Leadership – Abimelech’s rise to power through deception and violence.
    • The Role of Divine Justice – How God’s judgment unfolds even amid human wickedness.
    • Lessons on Influence and Authority – What we can learn from the tragic end of Abimelech’s reign.

    We’ll reflect on how this passage that warns us against manipulative behaviour particularly in leadership and reminds us of God's sovereignty in holding rulers accountable. Join me as we discuss how these lessons apply today, whether in leadership, faith, or personal integrity.

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    Abimelech Part One – Lessons From a Wicked Leader Passage: (Judges 9: 1–57) Jun 18, 2025
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    Welcome

    Welcome to today's episode, where we delve into the life and downfall of Abimelech, a ruthless leader who seized power through treachery and ruled with oppression. Judges 9 presents a cautionary tale of ambition unchecked by wisdom and morality, showing us the consequences of leadership driven by self-interest rather than godly stewardship.

    Episode Notes

    In this episode, we explore key themes from Abimelech’s story, including:

    • The Dangers of Self-Appointed Leadership – Abimelech’s rise to power through deception and violence.
    • The Role of Divine Justice – How God’s judgment unfolds even amid human wickedness.
    • Lessons on Influence and Authority – What we can learn from the tragic end of Abimelech’s reign.

    We’ll reflect on how this passage that warns us against manipulative behaviour particularly in leadership and reminds us of God's sovereignty in holding rulers accountable. Join me as we discuss how these lessons apply today, whether in leadership, faith, or personal integrity.

    Support the show

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    https://the-living-in-faith-everyday-podcast.buzzsprout.com

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    Gideon Part 3 - Good Start – Bad Finish. (Judges 8: 1-35) Jun 17, 2025
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    In todays episode we look at all of Judges Chapter 8 and follow Gideon's pursuit of the Midianite kings, Zebah and Zalmunna, after his initial victory.

    As Gideon and his men chase the remaining enemy forces, he requests food from the people of Succoth and Penuel, but they refuse, fearing Midianite retaliation. Gideon promises to return and punish them for their refusal.

    After capturing Zebah and Zalmunna, Gideon executes them, avenging his brothers’ deaths. The Israelites then ask Gideon to rule over them, but he declines, stating that the Lord alone should reign. However, hypocritically he makes an ephod from the gold collected from the defeated Midianites, which becomes an object of idolatry.

    Because of this following Gideon’s death, Israel quickly returns to worshiping Baal, forgetting the deliverance God provided through Gideon. The chapter highlights themes of leadership, the dangers of idolatry, and Israel’s cycle of faithfulness and rebellion.

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    Gideon Pt 2. Gideon Defeats the Midianites. (Judges 7: 1-25) Jun 16, 2025
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    Gideon’s story in Judges 7 illustrates how God strengthens faith by reducing reliance on human resources, teaching trust in His provision. Facing overwhelming odds, Gideon’s army was reduced from 32,000 to 300 men, showing that victory comes through God, not human strength. God built Gideon’s faith through His Word and unexpected encouragement. The lesson emphasizes trusting God fully, staying courageous, focused, and giving Him glory, while relying on Scripture and support from fellow believers.

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    Gideon Pt. 1 - The Reluctant Warrior and the Whisper of God’s Will. (Judges 6:1-40) Jun 13, 2025
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    Episode Description:
    How can I know the will of God? It’s a question that can be heard in the heart of almost every believer—both those just starting out and those who’ve walked with Christ for years. In today’s episode, we step into the story of Gideon, the reluctant warrior who longed for certainty in a time of chaos.

    As we study Judges chapter 6, we’ll reflect on how God responds to our doubts, our fears, and our questions—not with condemnation, but with patience and peace. This isn’t just a tale of ancient battles or fleeces and signs. It’s a powerful reminder that God meets us where we are and gently leads us into His purposes. And it’s also a call to trust His Word, His Spirit, and His sovereign guidance over mystical signs and emotional impressions.

    Whether you’re in a place of spiritual hiding or standing on the edge of a big decision, Gideon’s story offers timeless wisdom and a whisper of hope: God sees more in you than you see in yourself—and He is with you.

    🎧 In this episode, we explore:

    • The spiritual cycle of sin, supplication, and salvation in Israel
    • The fear and faith of Gideon, the unlikely hero
    • What it really means to “discern God’s will”
    • Why signs (like Gideon’s fleece) aren’t God’s ideal method of guidance
    • How God speaks today through His Word and Spirit

    📖 Key Takeaways:

    • God's will is revealed primarily to us today through Scripture.
    • Before asking “What should I do?”, ask “Am I walking in obedience?”
    • Faith grows not from certainty, but from trust in God's presence and promises
    • God patiently calls and equips even the most reluctant servants

    🔗 Relevant Scriptures:

    • Judges 6:1–40
    • 1 Corinthians 7:39
    • 2 Timothy 3:16–17
    • 2 Corinthians 12:10
    • 2 Peter 3:9
    • 1 Thessalonians 4:3

    🕊️ Final Thought:
    When you’re uncertain about God’s will, first look to the Word. God has spoken, His Spirit lives within you, and His guidance is near.

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    Learning to Celebrate God’s Victories. (Judges 5:1–11) Jun 12, 2025
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    Episode Title: Learning to Celebrate God’s Victories
    Scripture Reference: Judges 5:1–11

    Welcome:
    In today’s episode, Learning to Celebrate God’s Victories, we step into one of the Bible’s most famous Old Testament songs of praise: the Song of Deborah. After a dramatic and miraculous deliverance in Judges 4, Israel responds—not with parades or pageantry, but with worship. What does it look like for God’s people to truly celebrate His victories? How do we mark moments of breakthrough and deliverance? This episode invites us to learn from Deborah’s song and rediscover how praise—public, joyful, radical praise—can become our response to the goodness of God.

    📖 Episode Summary

    • A Song of Celebration: Judges 5 is a poetic reflection on God’s deliverance. Deborah and Barak respond to victory with worship—not self-congratulation.
    • Public Praise is Powerful: Deborah calls even foreign rulers to listen. Worship becomes witness.
    • The Importance of Godly Leadership: When leaders step up and people obey, praise rises.
    • God Moves Through the Ordinary: Villagers, volunteers, and a mother named Deborah—all play a part in God's plan.
    • Tell the Story: Celebration is not silent. We recount God's victories wherever life happens—by the well, in the streets, in our homes.

    🙌 Key Verse

    “When the princes in Israel take the lead,
    when the people willingly offer themselves—

    praise the Lord!”
    (Judges 5:2)

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    A Woman of Wisdom - A Tent Peg of Justice. (Judges 4: 1-23) Jun 11, 2025
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    🎙 Welcome to The Bible Project Daily Podcast

    Episode Title: A Woman of Wisdom – A Tent Peg of Justice
    Text: Judges 4:1–23

    In today’s episode, we dive into a powerful and surprising chapter in the Book of Judges—where God raises up not one, but two women to lead, deliver, and bring justice to Israel.

    We explore the story of Deborah, a prophetess, judge, and military leader, and Jael, whose courageous act brings an unexpected and final blow to Israel’s enemy. This episode traces the familiar cycle of sin, servitude, supplication, and salvation—and shows how God's deliverance can come through those we might least expect.

    Whether you’re wrestling with your calling or wondering if God can use you despite doubts and weakness, Deborah’s story offers a resounding “yes.”

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    The Means and Methods of God. (Judges 3: 7-32) Jun 10, 2025
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    Welcome Message:
    Today's chapter introduces us to three unexpected deliverers—Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar—revealing how God uses prayer, His Spirit, and surprising people to accomplish His will. Whether you're wondering how God works today or how He calls ordinary people for extraordinary purposes, this passage—and this episode—offers a powerful and timely word.

    Episode Notes:

    Title: The Means and Methods of God
    Text: Judges 3:7–32
    Series: The Bible Project Daily Podcast (TBPDP)

    Overview:
    This episode explores the recurring cycle in the Book of Judges—sin, servitude, supplication, and salvation—and how God interrupts that cycle with surprising means and unexpected people. We see how:

    • Forgetting God leads to spiritual decline
    • Prayer is one of God's primary tools for restoration
    • The Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people like Othniel
    • Even left-handed Ehud and obscure Shamgar are used to accomplish divine purposes

    Key Themes:

    • God answers prayer as a primary method of accomplishing His will
    • The Holy Spirit is essential in spiritual work and ministry
    • God chooses unexpected, even flawed, people to fulfill His purposes
    • There is always a call to action—God empowers, but we still must move

    Scripture References:

    • Judges 3:7–32
    • Colossians 4:3
    • John 15:26–27
    • Acts 1:8

    Reflection Questions:

    1. Where have you seen the cycle of sin and restoration in your own life?
    2. What role does prayer play in your daily walk with God?
    3. Are you open to being used by God, even if you feel ordinary or unqualified?
    4. How might the Holy Spirit be prompting you to act or speak today?

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