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What book of the Bible most intimidates you? For a long time, my answer was Revelation. But when I finally studied Revelation the way you’re supposed to study any book of the Bible—interpreting Scripture with Scripture—it quickly became one of my favorites! Revelation not only reveals what wonderful things lie ahead for those who believe in Christ, it also calls us to action here and now in a practical way. In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’re exploring both. I can’t wait to share the surprisingly simple application with you.

Your walk with God is worth fighting for.
Or at least Scripture says we should think so. The little epistle of Jude begins by urging us to “contend earnestly” for the faith. What does that mean?
And what does it mean for us right now?
In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’re digging into Jude’s letter to find out two key steps we can apply today.

We love to hear the Beatles croon, “All you need is love.” And that sounds pretty basic to most of us. But—what is love? And what does it mean to love others? In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’ll open the seldom-seen book of 2 John, where God tells us exactly what love is—and why it must be joined with truth.

We love to hear the Beatles croon, “All you need is love.” And that sounds pretty basic to most of us. But—what is love? And what does it mean to love others? In this episode of ​Live the Bible​, we’ll open the seldom-seen book of 2 John, where God tells us exactly what love is—and why it must be joined with truth.

There’s something inside us that hungers for resolution. We crave songs with the perfect last note and movies with the right ending. We need loose ends tied and conflicts resolved. And yet, we live in a world that’s unresolved. In this episode of Live the Bible, we’re looking to the book of 1 John for how to deal with that tension.

What if God’s promises don’t fully come true in your lifetime? This episode of Live the Bible is the conclusion of the series on waiting on God seen through the life of Joseph. It ends just as God intended, with resurrection hope. Joseph’s story reminds us that waiting on God is never wasted, even when it stretches beyond what we can see or understand.