The Bible is the most-read, most-loved, and yet most misunderstood book in history. Is it just a collection of ancient writings, or is it truly the living Word of God? In this episode, we’ll explore what the Bible really is, why it matters, and how we can approach it in a way that not only informs our minds but transforms our lives.

We’ll uncover how all 66 books come together as one unified story pointing to Jesus, and I’ll share practical steps for reading with the right posture, the right tools, and the right goal.

🎶 Featured Hymn: Gentle Shepherd (Hymns on Ukulele)

🎶 Background Music: Break Thou the Bread of Life (Kaleb Brasee, piano instrumental)

Join me as we begin this foundational journey into HIS Story — Told in Scripture, Lived in Us!

The Christian life isn’t powered by willpower — it’s fueled by abiding in Christ daily. In the final episode of our Lord, Teach Us to Pray series, we explore the Tabernacle Prayer Pattern — a biblical, step-by-step pathway into God’s presence. From thanksgiving in the outer court to intercession in the Holy of Holies, each station points to Jesus and shows us how to draw near to Him every day.

We’ll walk through all seven stations, accompanied by short example prayers, as we discover how this pattern helps us remove barriers, deepen intimacy, and live in the Spirit’s strength instead of our own.

Hymn Feature: Abide With Me

Primary Scripture: John 15:4–5
Supporting Scriptures: Psalm 100:4, Psalm 103:2–5, Romans 12:1, Isaiah 11:2, Joshua 1:8, Proverbs 18:10, 1 Timothy 2:1–4

Listen and learn how to turn prayer from a duty into a daily abiding relationship with Jesus.

Featured Music:
🎵 Abide With Me – Reawaken Hymns – Watch here
🎵 Abide With Me (Piano Instrumental with Lyrics) – Kaleb Brasee – Watch here

Intercession is love in action — especially when we pray for others to know Jesus. In this episode, we explore 1 Timothy 2:1–4 and discover five biblical ways to pray for the lost, drawn from the Pray First guide. You’ll learn how to align your prayers with God’s heart, invite His power into someone’s life, and participate in the miracle of salvation.

Featuring the hymn Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me by Three Reds, and background piano by Kaleb Brasee.