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Bible Basics

Bible Basics

Di: Jacqueline Williams Adewole
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Welcome! The Bible Basics Podcast is designed to make the Bible approachable and accessible for all, particularly those who are new to the faith or curious about the Bible. Each episode focuses on a specific topic, breaking it down into bite-sized chunks and offering foundational knowledge about the Bible's structure, types, writing, and storyline. The ultimate goal is to increase listeners' comfort level with the Bible and deepen their relationship with God through reading His Word.

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  • Who Decided What’s in the Bible?
    Apr 28 2026

    We answer the question behind a lot of private doubt: who decided what belongs in the Bible and how those writings became one book. We explain why Christians say the canon was recognized over time across diverse churches rather than chosen by a single person.
    • defining “canon” as the official collection of Scripture
    • why recognition differs from selection and what Christians mean by authority
    • how the Old Testament is already established before Jesus
    • how New Testament writings begin circulating around 50 AD
    • the three patterns that guide trust: consistency, apostolic connection, widespread use
    • why early disagreement actually strengthens confidence in the final list
    • how fourth-century confirmation reflects what communities already practice
    Until then, keep reading, keep seeking, and keep growing in your faith.

    SOURCES:

    Barry, J. D., & Van Noord, R. (2016). Canon, timeline of formation of. In J. D. Barry et al. (Eds.), The Lexham Bible Dictionary. Lexham Press.

    Bird, M. F. (2016). Seven Things I Wish Christians knew about the Bible. Zondervan.

    MacArthur, J. (Ed.). (2010). The MacArthur Study Bible: New International Version. Thomas Nelson.

    Raquel, S. T. (2016). Canon, Old Testament. In J. D. Barry et al. (Eds.), The Lexham Bible Dictionary. Lexham Press.

    Youngblood, R. F., Bruce, F. F., & Harrison, R. K. (Eds.). (1995). Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Dictionary. Thomas Nelson.

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    Have questions about what it means to follow Jesus?
    Whether you’re just starting your faith journey or exploring what the Bible teaches, we’d love to walk with you. God’s invitation is real, personal, and full of grace.

    💬 Reach out to Jacqui at info@bible-basics.org
    📖 Talk to a trusted Christian in your life
    🏠 Or visit a Bible-believing church near you

    You are not alone. God’s Word is alive, and He is still drawing people to Himself today. Don’t hesitate to take the next step.

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    Note: All scripture references are from the NIV translation unless otherwise indicated.

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    8 min
  • Did God Write the Bible? Or Did People?
    Apr 14 2026

    We pull back the curtain on how the Bible comes to us through real human writers across centuries and cultures, without losing its claim to be God’s Word. We explain what “God-breathed” means, why the Bible still sounds deeply human, and how that should change the way we read.
    • the Bible written by many human authors across time and place
    • the range of authors and genres shaping Scripture’s voice
    • key New Testament writers like Luke, Paul, and John
    • original languages including Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek
    • how words were spoken, recorded, copied, and shared
    • why Christians call Scripture God’s Word and “God-breathed”
    • practical reading guidance: slow down and read in context
    Until then, keep reading, keep seeking, and keep growing in your faith.

    Sources:

    • Aaron, D. (2012). Understanding your Bible in 15 Minutes a Day. Bethany House.
    • Dockery, D. S. (Ed.). (1992). Holman Bible Handbook. Holman Bible Publishers.
    • Got Questions Ministries. (2013). Got questions? Bible Questions Answered. Logos Bible Software.
    • Gromacki, R. G. (1974). New Testament Survey. Baker Academic.
    • MacArthur, J. (Ed.). (2011). The MacArthur study Bible (NIV). Thomas Nelson.
    • Sawyer, J. F. A. (2009). Authorship. In A Concise Dictionary of the Bible and its Reception (pp. 28–29). Westminster John Knox Press.



    We'd love to hear from you - Click Here to Text Us a Message.

    Have questions about what it means to follow Jesus?
    Whether you’re just starting your faith journey or exploring what the Bible teaches, we’d love to walk with you. God’s invitation is real, personal, and full of grace.

    💬 Reach out to Jacqui at info@bible-basics.org
    📖 Talk to a trusted Christian in your life
    🏠 Or visit a Bible-believing church near you

    You are not alone. God’s Word is alive, and He is still drawing people to Himself today. Don’t hesitate to take the next step.

    Thank you for tuning in!
    Bible Basics is now streaming in video on Youtube. Please subscribe now!

    Feel free to contact us at info@bible-basics.org. We would love to hear from you!

    Note: All scripture references are from the NIV translation unless otherwise indicated.

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    10 min
  • If the Bible Has Ever Felt Overwhelming… Start Here.
    Mar 31 2026

    We step back and trace the Bible as one unified story rather than 66 disconnected books. We walk through five key movements that make Scripture easier to read and help us see how God restores what was broken.
    • why the Bible can feel overwhelming and how a single storyline brings clarity
    • creation in Genesis and what it means to bear God’s image
    • the fall in Genesis 3 as a trust breakdown that brings shame and separation
    • God’s promise through Abraham and the blessing of the nations
    • God’s covenant people and the promise of a king from David’s line
    • redemption in Jesus as the fulfillment of the long-awaited promises
    • restoration in Revelation as everything made new with God present again
    Keep reading, keep seeking, and keep growing in your faith.


    We'd love to hear from you - Click Here to Text Us a Message.

    Have questions about what it means to follow Jesus?
    Whether you’re just starting your faith journey or exploring what the Bible teaches, we’d love to walk with you. God’s invitation is real, personal, and full of grace.

    💬 Reach out to Jacqui at info@bible-basics.org
    📖 Talk to a trusted Christian in your life
    🏠 Or visit a Bible-believing church near you

    You are not alone. God’s Word is alive, and He is still drawing people to Himself today. Don’t hesitate to take the next step.

    Thank you for tuning in!
    Bible Basics is now streaming in video on Youtube. Please subscribe now!

    Feel free to contact us at info@bible-basics.org. We would love to hear from you!

    Note: All scripture references are from the NIV translation unless otherwise indicated.

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    8 min
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