Theology in Under 10 Minutes: Recent Episodes
Theology in Under Ten
Many of us are busy and burned out with life. We have a million things to do, but we also want to study the Bible. Theology in Under 10 minutes is a show for people struggling to find the time for Bible study and want quick, in-depth studies that feed their intellect and soul. Learn interesting and inspiring things in the scriptures when you’re short on time. Every episode is under ten minutes.
The righteous produce good fruit because they are rooted in Christ. This episode is about trees.
Complaining is a sin that many people take lightly. This episode is about the sin of complaining.
The episode is about the importance of blessing the food that you eat and thanking God for your meals.
In Joshua 8, the Lord gives Joshua a new strategy to defeat the enemy. This episode is about being hidden in the Lord.
Biblical meditation is a necessary spiritual discipline. This episode is about meditation.
Forgiveness is at the heart of the Christian faith. This episode is about asking for forgiveness.
Who do you trust when the Word of God conflicts with people's words? Trust God, not man.
Should Christians be afraid of an eclipse? This episode examines what the Bible says about signs in the skies.
When walking in faith, it's important to take the first step. We walk by faith, not by sight.
This episode examines what it means to be confident in God and what it means to place our faith in God alone.
The enemy attacks when you're serving the Lord. This episode is about Nehemiah, chapters four and six.
Your loss is a gain in Christ. This episode examines the fifteenth chapter of 2 Chronicles.
The Lord wants to guide our steps, so it's vital that we hear God's voice. This episode is about hearing God's Voice.
Christ has called us to love others and be kind. This episode is about the first chapter of Ruth.
When you give to God, give with a grateful heart. This episode is about the importance of being a cheerful giver.
The Book of Proverbs teaches that wisdom is the principal thing. When you ask God for wisdom, ask in faith, and you will receive.
Christians must wear the armor of God and fight in the spirit, not in the flesh. This episode examines Acts chapter sixteen.
Don't give up on the battlefield. Victory belongs to the Lord. This episode examines Judges chapter nineteen.
Often, when we try to get closer to the Lord, obstacles arise. This episode is about calling out to Jesus.
David had the perfect armor to fight the giant Goliath. This episode is about spiritual warfare.
False prophets have plagued the church for thousands of years. This episode explores the topic of false prophets.
The Bible provides a lot of information on the subject of anger. This episode examines a few scriptures on anger.
Israel was commanded to never forget what Amalek did to them. This episode is about the war against Amalek.
The Bible provides insight on how to deal with enemies. This episode explores the topic of enemies.
The Bible is a book that teaches us how to live. This episode is about the importance of living out the Word.
Prayer is vital in the faith journey. This episode is about the two prayers that Christians should pray daily.
The Word of God is living and active. The Bible should be read, studied, memorized, and experienced.
The Way that leads to life is narrow, and few find it. This episode is about taking the narrow path.
Gratitude is challenging during difficult times. This episode examines the necessity of thankfulness (1 Thessalonians 5:18).
Fear of man will be a snare, but whoever trusts in the LORD is kept safe. This episode examines the dangers of people pleasing.
A cold love is not love at all. This episode looks at Matthew 24:12 and Jesus' words about love.
God chose Bezalel to create the artistic work for the temple. In this episode, we explore why.
Christians and the tribe of Levi are both dedicated to God and His service. This episode explores that comparison.
What does the Bible say about hearing the Lord's voice? This episode is about hearing God's voice.
For thousands of years, people have questioned truth. This episode answers the question of "What is truth?"
Some Christians struggle with the feeling they are not doing enough for God. In this episode, let's examine Ephesians 2:8.
Micah 6:8 is one of the most well-known verses in the Bible. This episode studies that verse.
Romans 13 instructs believers to obey laws and respect authority. This episode examines the exception to that rule.
The Holy Spirit plays a vital role in the life of a believer. This episode is about how the Holy Spirit helps.
The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are good, your whole body will be full of light. Let's explore Matthews 6:22.
Don't put a stumbling block before the blind is a commandment in Leviticus 19:14. This episode explores the symbolic meaning of Leviticus 19:14.
Don't curse the deaf is a commandment in Leviticus 19:14. This episode explores the symbolic meaning of Leviticus 19:14.
The Bible says a lot about prayer and also mentions reasons why prayers are unanswered. This episode is about unanswered prayer.
Psalm 46:10 calls the reader to be still. This episode is about movement in the stillness.
Job's friends didn't offer the best advice, but their initial reaction to his grief is worth examining.
God cares about the tiny details in your life. So remember to pray about the little things.
What does it means to be in the world but not of it? In this episode, let's look at John chapter 17.
The Bible encourages love and discourages hate. In this episode, we explore Leviticus chapter 19.
If you want a clean temple, you need the Holy Spirit. This episode is about inner cleansing.
Without God, love isn't possible. This episode explains that God is the only true source of love.
God loves you too much to leave you unchanged. This episode is about the change that should occur when we come to Christ.
The Bible says a lot about money. This episode examines what the New Testament says about money.
When we focus on our circumstances and distractions, we get off track. Stay focused on Jesus.
The fifth chapter of Matthew says that Christians should let their light shine before others.
What does it mean to have freedom in Christ? In this episode, we explore the steps toward spiritual freedom.
Exodus talks about a plague that plunged Egypt into darkness for three days. What might have caused the darkness?
Fasting is a vital spiritual discipline. This episode explains why Christians should fast.
In this episode, let's explore the sin of the golden calf and Moses' intercession on behalf of the people.
In this episode, let's examine 1st Peter's second chapter and what it means to crave spiritual milk.
In this episode, let's explore Paul's thorn mentioned in second Corinthians chapter 12.
Matthew 18 differs in translations when it comes to forgiveness. Is it seventy times or seventy times seven?
What does the Bible say about speaking in tongues? This episode is about the gift of tongues.
God cared about what Israel was going through in Egypt. This episode takes a look at Exodus 2:25.
In this episode, let's explore the forgiveness that Joseph offers his brothers in Genesis 42.
Don't judge people based on their outward appearance. This episode is about the importance of looking at the heart.
Many Christians go through a season where they feel like God is far away. This episode touches on that topic.
In the book of Revelation, the sea seems to disappear. In this episode, let's explore Revelation 21.
In Matthew 5, Jesus states that Christians are the Salt of the earth. In this episode, we explore what that means.
Did God really open the mouth of a donkey? This episode takes a look at Numbers 22:21-28.
What is the Lord's work? What does doing the Lord's work actually mean? In this episode, let's talk about ministry.
Every Christian is capable of hearing from God. This episode is about recognizing and discerning the voice of God.
Is it possible to command someone to feel an emotion? This episode examines the command to love God and others.
We benefit from God's grace. Grace is a gift. In this episode, let's explore Ephesians 2:8.
Christians are blessed with the Holy Spirit, but how can they be sure they have the Holy Spirit? In this episode, let's discuss that topic.
Is it wrong to be rich? Is it wrong for people to have money? In this episode, let's explore this question from a Biblical perspective.
Are we all God's children? In this episode, let's answer the question of whether everyone is a child of God.
Have you ever wondered why God's hardened Pharaoh's heart? In this episode, let's explore the reason Pharaoh's heart was hardened.
What should we call Jesus? Should we call Him Yeshua or Jesus, and does it even matter? In this episode, let's answer that question.
There's nothing wrong with having nice things, as long as Jesus is more important than the stuff. What does the Bible say about our things?
Is lucid dreaming Biblical? Is this something that Christians should practice? In this episode, let's talk about what the Bible says about dreams.
Christians have a duty to pray for the persecuted church. This episode is a reminder to pray for those who are persecuted because of their faith.
The joy of the Lord is your strength. In this episode, let's explore Nehemiah chapter eight.
In this episode, let's study the book of Acts. This episode answers the question of how to study the Bible.
Rest is essential for health and vitality. What does the Bible say about rest? In this episode, let's explore rest in the New and Old Testament.
Isaac was blessed with spiritual blessings, but his geography also played a role in his blessings. In this episode, let's explore Genesis 26.
In Exodus 20:5, God says that He is a jealous God. What does this mean? In this episode, let’s explore the concept of Godly jealousy.
Polygamy was common in the Old Testament. What does the Bible say about polygamy? In this episode, let’s explore polygamy in the Bible.
The world’s drip doesn’t compare to what Christ provides when we accept Him as Savior. In this episode, we talk about the privileges of being a Kingdom Kid.
There are many questions surrounding whether or not Christians should tithe. What does the Bible say about tithing? In this episode, let’s explore if Christians should tithe.
Christianity often uses the term active faith. This means that we must put faith into action. In this episode, let’s explore the book of Exodus chapter fourteen.
Most people are aware that God repeatedly tells His people not to fear. However, He also tells them not to worry. Where does worry come from? In this episode, let’s explore Genesis 3.
Is environmental care Biblical? In this episode, let’s discuss what the Bible says about ecology in the books of Leviticus and Deuteronomy.
It’s important that Christians pray for their leaders and all those in authority. This episode is about the Passover that took place in the second book of Chronicles.
Prayer is foundational to the Christian faith. Therefore, Christians are encouraged to pray without ceasing. In this episode, let’s discuss prayer and spiritual warfare.
When we sin, God gives us an opportunity to confess and repent. In this episode, let’s explore a couple of examples of God giving people and opportunity to repent in the book of Genesis.
Many people struggle with perfectionism which can lead to other problems. However, there are scriptures in the Bible that can help against the struggle with perfectionism.
Many scriptures tell Christians not to fear. In this episode, let’s explore the book of Deuteronomy and the issue of fear.
Many people are familiar with the story of Noah and the ark. In this episode, let’s read the sixth chapter of Genesis.
Many people are aware that God can physically heal but are not aware that God can heal emotionally. In this episode, let’s explore the book of Psalms.
In the Torah, God repeatedly tells Israel that He will bring them into a land flowing with milk and honey. What is a land of milk and honey? In this episode, let’s explore the book of Exodus and Proverbs.
In the book of Isaiah, Hezekiah provides a wonderful method of prayer. In this episode, let’s learn the Hezekiah method of prayer together.
In this episode, let's explore the story of Joseph and his brothers. The story of Joseph in Genesis is one of many Biblical examples of how to forgive.
Many Christians are familiar with a scripture that states calling someone a fool is dangerous. But, what does this mean? In this episode, let’s explore Luke chapter nine.
Joseph’s story in the book of Genesis is often seen as a story of forgiveness. However, it’s also a story of hope. In this episode, let’s explore Genesis 37.
Is it ever too late to repair a relationship? In this episode, let’s read the fourteenth chapter of Samuel in light of relationships.
What does the Bible say about anger? In this episode, we explore what the Bible says about anger.
There is a well known saying that pride comes before the fall. In this episode let’s explore Isaiah 39 and a vicarious Biblical story on pride.
There are times when God places us in what could be called a season of hiding. In this episode, let’s explore first kings and how God hid the prophet Elijah.
Can an object be cursed? Can an object be blessed? What does the Bible say about cursed or blessed things? In this episode, let’s explore.
Does the Bible speak about soul mates? Are people predestined to be together? In this episode, let’s discuss the idea of soul mates.
Doubt is something that often arises in the life of a believer. What does the Bible say about doubt? This episode addresses the topic of doubt.
Covid has isolated people and deprived many of the community they need. In this episode, let’s discuss the theological reasons for staying connected.
There are numerous times the Bible speaks of fearing God. But what does it mean to fear God? In this episode, let’s discuss.
Have you heard of the Feast of Unleavened Bread in the Bible? In this episode, we explore what the feast is and why it matters.
The book of Kings provides many spiritual warfare tactics. In this episode, let’s discuss first Kings chapter twenty.
When a person accepts Jesus, God gives them a brand new identity. In this episode, let’s explore second Corinthians chapter five.
In this episode, we explore the first chapter of Luke and study a curious question about Elizabeth’s pregnancy.
A prayer closet is a place where you can spend time with God. In this episode, let’s discuss the importance of having a prayer closet in your home.
Your name holds weight, but God is bigger than our names. In this episode, we explore how God changes people’s names and destinies.
The Body of Christ is described as a unit composed of many parts that all work together. Let’s explore first Corinthians 12 and the Book of Romans.
Are you stuck to God glue? If you’re not close to Him or wish to be closer, this episode is a simple reminder that He wants to be close to you!
Can we all make a New Year's resolution to use our talents? In this episode, let’s discuss talents and gifts.
The Bible frequently touches on the subject of idolatry. In this episode, let’s explore the book of First Kings.
In this episode, let’s explore the first chapter of Genesis and answer the question of whether God wants to bless us.
Life has a way of beating us down, but God wants us to continue to pursue His Will even when we are tired and weary. In this episode, let’s study Judges 8.
In this episode, let’s explore the priestly blessing in connection to what the Bible says about blessings and curses.
Hong Kong is still in the midst of a crisis. The city’s troubles hold much symbolism for the world. Let’s talk about Hong Kong in light of scriptures.
What does it mean to serve the Lord with all faithfulness? How can we worship God in spirit and in truth? In this episode let’s discuss Joshua 24:14.
In this episode, we explore what Christians should know about astrology based on the books of Daniel, Psalms, and Luke.
This episode is an exploration of Numbers 7 and how it intersects with what Jesus means when He says His yoke is easy and His burdens are light.
Is God asking you to believe the impossible? In this episode, let’s explore impossibilities in light of Genesis 18.
Dysfunctional families on television screens are now the new normal. Many people can now visibly see that they are not alone. Are there any dysfunctional families in scripture? Let’s explore.
Church buildings are a blessing, but does the church really need a building? Is it possible or Biblical to fellowship in non-commercial buildings? In this episode, we answer the question of whether buildings are mandatory.
God created Eve for a beautiful reason. Let’s explore Eve’s role in light of scripture.
Some chapters in the Bible are bizarre and puzzling. Have you ever wondered, “Why is this in the Bible,” and what does it even mean? In this episode, let’s journey together and solve the mystery of the naked man in Mark 14.
The Bible provides the ultimate blueprint for life. What does it say about killing insects? Is killing insects prohibited in scripture? In this episode, let’s explore whether or not killing insects is wrong.
Why did Moses remove his shoes in the presence of God? In this episode, let’s discuss shoe removal.
Is beauty truly in the eye of the beholder? What is beauty, and who gets to define it? For Christians, the ultimate definition for all things rests in the hands of God Himself. In this episode, we explore what it means to be Biblically beautiful.
Jonah didn’t want to go to Nineveh, yet God practically forced him to go. In this episode, we talk about why it’s so hard to run away from God's calling.
In those moments of bitterness, how do we release the anger and frustration and find God’s grace? Let’s explore a Bible verse on bitterness and solutions to uprooting anything that diminishes God's grace in our lives.
In this episode, we explore what it means to have an active faith. Let’s examine 2nd Kings, chapter seven.
God’s will is the safest place on earth. In this episode, let’s examine 1 Kings chapter 20 and how this reinforces the need to maintain closeness to God.
Must we strive and fight for holiness? Or, could the key to holiness be a lot simpler than we think? In this episode, let’s explore Genesis 17.
This episode is about spiritual warfare. God has given us the power to tread on serpents and scorpions. When you are a Christian, wielding authority in Christ is a privilege that should be fully used.
Is there something more to the story of the woman at the well? In this episode, let’s explore the story of the Samaritan woman.
The first chapter and first verse of Genesis reveal the Savior of the world, Jesus The Messiah. In this episode, we explore the revelation of Jesus in Genesis 1.
While most people know that physical ailments can occur generationally, not everyone understands how often emotional health issues plague families throughout generations. In this episode, we explore depression from the perspective of Jonah.
Does God Really Love Everyone? In this episode, we explore if God loves everyone or just some people.
Joshua 15 is an interesting chapter that teaches an important lesson about blessings. Let’s explore and study the attitude and position of Caleb’s daughter Achsah.
Rosh Hashanah is approaching. In this episode, let’s explore the Biblical meaning of Rosh Hashanah.
Would you marry someone you barely knew? In many ancient cultures, and even today, arranged marriages were and are the norm. What does the Bible say about arranged marriages?
You’ve probably heard that cleanliness is next to godliness. But what if you aren’t the cleanest person around? Does it mean that you are less godly? In this episode, we will discuss the intersection of godliness and cleanliness.
Does the Bible say anything about pets? Do animals go to heaven? It matters to me because I like dogs… and cats too. Let’s talk about dogs and heaven in this episode.
Some of the people with the greatest faith in the Bible were outside the nation of Israel. In this episode, we examine the great faith of Rahab.