The One Year Bible Podcast 2026

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Day 295 | God judges Moab for worshiping Chemosh | 2 Timothy: An introduction Oct 22, 2025

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Day 295 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. We dive into prophecies concerning Moab and Ammon, neighbors of Israel. Chapter 48 is all about Moab. Jeremiah announces its impending doom at the hands of Babylon. Despite Moab's pride and its trust in its fortresses, the nation will be devastated, and its people will wail. Yet, there's a glimmer of hope as God promises to eventually restore Moab's fortunes. The start of Chapter 49 focuses on the Ammonites. They're called out for seizing Israel's land, but just like with Moab, Babylon's going to give them a hard time. Yet again, amid the doom and gloom, God promises a future restoration for Ammon.

In 2 Timothy 1, Paul starts off with some warm vibes, expressing his longing to see Timothy and reminiscing about Timothy's sincere faith, which he first saw in his grandma Lois and mom Eunice. Paul then reminds him to fan the flame of the spiritual gift God gave him and not to be ashamed of the testimony about the Lord. Paul emphasizes the power, love, and self-discipline God offers, rather than a spirit of fear. He also mentions some friends (and not-so-friends) in passing, giving us a bit of a peek into early Christian social dynamics.

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Jeremiah 48

Jeremiah 49:1-6

2 Timothy 1

Psalm 119:81-88

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Day 294 | God sends a message to Egypt and to the Philistines | 1 Timothy 6: True Riches Oct 21, 2025

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Day 294 of the One Year Audio Bible Podcast. We get a dive into prophecies about nations other than Israel. Chapter 46 is all about Egypt. Jeremiah predicts Egypt's defeat by Babylon at the battle of Carchemish and further invasions that'll hit Egypt. Despite their mighty army, Egypt's gonna have a tough time. Chapter 47 pivots to the Philistines, especially their main city, Gaza. The prophecy here? A flood of invaders (Babylon) will come from the north, causing widespread destruction. In 1 Timothy 6:3-21, Paul drops some wisdom about the dangers of loving money. He starts by calling out anyone teaching false doctrines and then dives into the classic line, "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil." He warns that this desire has led many away from the faith. But Timothy? He's told to flee from these things and fight the good fight of faith. Paul urges him to keep the commands without spot or blame until Jesus returns. The chapter ends with instructions for the rich to be generous and for Timothy to guard the faith, avoiding godless chatter.

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Jeremiah 46

Jeremiah 47

1 Timothy 6:3-21

Psalm 119:73-80

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Day 293 | People of Judah worship the Queen of Heaven | 1 Timothy 5: Widows, Elders, & Slaves Oct 20, 2025

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Day 293 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. After having explicitly been told by God through Jeremiah to stay in Judah, a group, including Jeremiah and Baruch, is forcibly taken to Egypt by some rebellious folks. Once in Egypt, Jeremiah warns that Babylon will conquer Egypt and that they'll face the same woes they ran from. Chapter 45 focuses on a personal word from God to Baruch, basically telling him not to seek great things for himself because tough times are coming. In 1 Timothy 5-6:2, Paul provides Timothy with guidelines on how to relate to various church members. He gives advice on treating older men and women respectfully, supporting widows who genuinely need help, and ensuring elders who do their jobs well are valued. He then warns against younger widows becoming idle and gossipy. Moving on to 6:1-2, Paul tells slaves (or servants) to respect their masters, especially if they're believers.

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Jeremiah 43

Jeremiah 44

Jeremiah 45

1 Timothy 5

1 Timothy 6:1-2

Psalm 119:65-72

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Day 292 | Ishmael slays Gedaliah and his men | 1 Timothy 4: Life and Doctrine Oct 19, 2025

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Day 292 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Post-fall-of-Jerusalem events unfold. Gedaliah is appointed as governor in Judah by the Babylonians. But, oh snap! Ishmael, of the royal family, assassins Gedaliah and causes a bunch of chaos, leading many to consider fleeing to Egypt. They ask Jeremiah what God thinks about that. Jeremiah's like, "Stay put, and you'll be fine. Go to Egypt, and you'll face disaster." But, classic move, they doubt Jeremiah and decide Egypt sounds great. Paul gives Timothy a heads-up: some people will abandon the faith for deceptive teachings, like forbidding marriage or certain foods. But Paul reminds him that everything God created is good if it's received with gratitude. He advises Timothy to focus on being a good servant of Christ, to train himself in godliness, and not to let anyone look down on him for being young.

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Jeremiah 40:7-16

Jeremiah 41

Jeremiah 42

1 Timothy 4

Proverbs 25:11-20

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Day 291 | Jerusalem falls to the Babylonians | 1 Timothy 3: Elders and Servants Oct 18, 2025

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Day 291 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Jeremiah is tossed into a muddy cistern for his unpopular prophecies, but an official, Ebed-melech, persuades King Zedekiah to pull him out. Then, Zedekiah secretly meets Jeremiah, seeking God's guidance, but still hesitates to follow through. The Babylonians finally capture Jerusalem, and while many are taken as captives, Jeremiah is freed and treated kindly. Nebuzaradan, the Babylonian commander, tells Jeremiah he can stay in Judah or come to Babylon. Jeremiah chooses to stay with the Judean remnant. Paul lays out the criteria for church leaders. He discusses qualifications for overseers (or bishops) and deacons, emphasizing good behavior, family leadership, and a strong faith.

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Jeremiah 38

Jeremiah 39

Jeremiah 40:1-6

1 Timothy 3

Psalm 119:57-64

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Day 290 | King Hezekiah burns Jeremiah's scrolls | 1 Timothy 2: Rules for women Oct 17, 2025

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Day 290 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Jeremiah praises the obedient Rechabites, gets his warning scroll burned by King Jehoiakim, and ends up in jail under King Zedekiah. A series of ups and downs for the prophet. Paul urges believers to pray for everyone, including leaders, for peaceful and godly lives. He also discusses the roles of men and women in worship, stating that men should pray without anger and women should dress modestly and learn quietly.

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Jeremiah 35

Jeremiah 36

Jeremiah 37

1 Timothy 2

Psalm 119: 49-56

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Day 289 | The Lord responds to Jeremiah's prayer | 1 Timothy: An Introduction Oct 16, 2025

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Day 289 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. God confirms to Jeremiah that, yes, the city will be handed over to the Babylonians because the people of Israel have been super naughty. Despite this grim news, God also promises that eventually, He'll bring them back, and they'll buy fields in the land again. Chapter 33 further emphasizes God's promise to restore Israel and Judah, bringing health, healing, and a descendant of David as a righteous king. In Chapter 34, Jeremiah gives King Zedekiah a heads up: he's going to be captured by the king of Babylon. The chapter wraps with a bit about how the people had briefly freed their Hebrew slaves, but then re-enslaved them, which, as you might guess, doesn't make God happy at all. In 1 Timothy 1, Paul writes to his buddy Timothy and gives him a sort of pep talk. He tells him to warn others in Ephesus about teaching wrong doctrines and getting sidetracked by myths. Paul then gets a bit personal, thanking Jesus for his own transformation from a former blasphemer and persecutor to a believer. He emphasizes God's immense grace and patience. The chapter wraps up with Paul reminding Timothy to hold onto his faith and keep a good conscience.

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Jeremiah 32: 26-44

Jeremiah 33

Jeremiah 34

1 Timothy 1

Psalm 119:41-48

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Day 288 | Jeremiah prays in prison | 2 Thessalonians 3: Christians must work Oct 15, 2025

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Day 288 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. there's a prophecy about mourning in Ramah, a reference to the sorrow Rachel felt for her lost descendants. Then, we see God's enduring love for Israel, promising to rebuild and bless them. God even talks about the "new covenant" again, emphasizing how He'll write His law on their hearts. Meanwhile, Jeremiah buys a field during the siege of Jerusalem, a symbolic act of hope for the future return to the land. Paul asks for prayers for protection and for the spread of the Gospel. He warns the church about being lazy, saying everyone should work and not rely too much on others. He also tells the church to watch out for those who aren't behaving right and to set them straight in a loving way.

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Jeremiah 31:15-40

Jeremiah 32:1-25

2 Thessalonians 3

Proverbs 25:1-10

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Day 287 | A New Jerusalem. 2 Thessalonians 2: The Evil One returns Oct 14, 2025

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Day 287 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Starting from Jeremiah 29:24, Jeremiah writes letters about false prophets, Shemaiah and Ahab. Then, God's promises come into the spotlight. Despite Israel's exile, God has plans for their welfare and return. The famous "new covenant" is introduced in Chapter 31: God promises to put His law in their hearts, ensuring a close, personal relationship. There's also a poetic bit about how the Lord will turn mourning into joy. It's a mix of "Watch out for these liars!" and "Good times are coming, trust me!" from God. Paul addresses some confusion about Jesus' return. He says there'll be a rebellion first and a "man of lawlessness" will show up, opposing God. But Jesus will eventually defeat this guy. Paul encourages the Thessalonians to hold onto what they've been taught and prays for their encouragement and strength. In short, some wild stuff's gonna happen before Jesus comes back, but hang in there and stick to the faith!

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Jeremiah 29:24-32

Jeremiah 30

Jeremiah 31:1-14

2 Thessalonians 2

Psalm 119:33-40

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Day 286 | Jeremiah wears a yoke. Jerusalem is captured by Babylon. 2 Thessalonians: Intro Oct 13, 2025

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Day 286 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Jeremiah tells the people that they're going to be under Babylon's rule for a while and should just accept it. He even wears a yoke to make his point. False prophets say the opposite, but Jeremiah warns not to listen to them. He writes a letter to the exiles in Babylon, saying they'll return home after 70 years, so in the meantime, they should settle in and pray for the city they're in. In short, Jeremiah's telling them, "This is your life for now, so make the best of it and don't believe the hype." Paul, along with Silas and Timothy, greets the church in Thessalonica and praises them for growing in faith and love despite persecution. Paul assures them that God will bring justice and they should remain steadfast. Essentially, it's like saying, "Hey, you're doing great under tough circumstances, and don't worry, payback's coming for those making your life hard."

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Jeremiah 27

Jeremiah 28

Jeremiah 29:1-23

2 Thessalonians 1

Psalm 119 25-32

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