Bible In A Year

In this episode we look at the book of Exodus and its place and message within the Bible in a year

In this recap at the end of week 4 we look back over the book of Genesis, seeing what it tells us today, and then also look forward as we begin the book of Exodus. These books are the foundation of the Hebrew Bible called the Torah, and foundational to our own experience of God in the Christian faith.

In this episode we look at the book of Genesis and see why it was written and how it fits in with all we listen to

In this episode we think about the book of Job and the purposes behind it. It can be hard following the dialogue over the course of so many days so hopefully this episode helps

CONGRATULATIONS on finishing the WHOLE BIBLE IN A YEAR!! This recap is a congratulatory recap to thank you and remind you of the amazing thing you have achieved this year!! So well done! If you know of anyone who would benefit by taking part in this please let them know Thanks for taking part in this with me and well done!!!

We have listened through a number of books in this week and so in this recap at the end of week 50, we will ask why these are covered so quickly.

This episode covers one of the shorter books in the Bible but takes us the same time. 

In this episode we look at the background to the writer and the reasons for the book of Romans. It's a weighty book but worth the time

In this recap at the end of week 48 we look at a word that has been used a lot through Corinthians - the word 'wisdom'. It has been used frequently throughout the Bible and we'll look at what it means and how it can apply to us today. If you have any questions or queries please get in touch

In this introduction we take a longer look at a very short, but sometimes contentious, book.

In this recap at the end of week 46 we look forward to the book of the 'Acts of the Apostles' and see what this book will teach us, but we also think about the central theme, and climatic point of the whole Bible - the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. So much has happened these last two weeks but this event changes everything for everyone.

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In this episode we outline some of the details which surround this Gospel from the obvious (Who wrote it!) to some of the less obvious around the themes within it

In this recap at the end of week 44, as we come to the end of the Gospels and the climatic point of their writings - the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, we look at these 4 different Gospels and how they relate to the rest of the New Testament. If you have any questions or queries please get in touch

We continue through the audio Bible in a year in the Gospels, hearing and reading the stories and parables of Jesus finding out more about who he is and what he is about. If you have any questions or queries get in touch

In this recap at the end of the first week in the New Testament, we look at the four different Gospels and what they can tell us about this Jesus. We also look at how this connects with all that has gone before

In this extra recap, we look at the blank page in the middle of the Bible and spend some time congratulating ourselves at getting this far, and then looking forward to all that'll happen in the next months

In this recap we look back through the books of Ezra and Nehemiah and see how the book of Esther is a shortened version of what has happened throughout these two weeks. 

There is a phrase that has been repeated a LOT over the last two weeks and that is 'This is the declaration of the Lord' and variations of it. We will look in this recap at that phrase and what it means.

It may be a small book, only 5 chapters tucked away in between Jeremiah and Ezekiel, but it's a powerful book of Lament and hope. My hope is this outline helps you as you read/listen through it