The Bible Podclass: Recent Episodes

Ryan Thomason

This is where I discuss everything Bible. From Genesis to Revelation, I discuss principles driven by the authority of God's Word, how to study the Bible for yourself, and more. Subscribe and stay tuned.

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There is a right and there is a wrong way to read the Bible. Are you sure you are reading it correctly? This episode just hits some highlights of some wrong ways to read as well as highlight some correct ways to read God's Word. Let me hear your thoughts!

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This talks about the rest of Ch 16

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In this podclass, we will look at Genesis 16:1-3. Sarai comes up with a plan that we think is bizarre. Yet, is it so bizarre? What do we learn from these few verses? This is part 1 of Genesis 16. Be sure to subscribe or follow or however it works for you so you won't miss an episode!

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Visions, Blood, Guts, Fire, and Covenants. Genesis 15 gives us some excitement. Be encouraged in your faith as you see a man who struggles to have faith be credited righteousness because of his faith! 

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Melchizedek is a mysterious character that shows up in Genesis 14. He is only mentioned in two other places in all of Scripture. Yet, he is important to our understanding of the gospel. I hope you take the time to listen to find out why!

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God calls Abram in Ch. 12. What will he do? Does he fully trust God? Do we?

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This short section that discusses Abram's origins is really important. Who is he? Where is he from? Why does that matter to us? 

I also encourage you to look at other Scriptures to see how Paul and Stephen (the martyr I forget in the episode) use this information to teach that those who are the people of God are those of faith.

Let me know if you learn anything!

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This podcast begins with a quick review of where the students have been so far. You will hear about:

  1. What is the Inductive Study Method?
  2. From Adam to Abram
  3. What to read and do to get to know this Abram

I hope you find it helpful. Next time, I will discuss what you observed.