One of the most beautiful things you can do in the morning is bathe in the Word of God. As part of my morning devotions, I read a few chapters just to let the Word flow over me like water. Join me as I read through the Bible, and may God richly bless you.
Today’s bathtub is full to the brim with Psalm 119. It is the longest psalm, so I’ve recorded just that and our usual prayer points. I hope you’ll hop in and be blessed!
In today’s tub, we read living water out of Psalm 16, Matthew 13-14, and Romans 13-14. It’s 2:00am as I record this, so I pray you’ll forgive my occasional yawn. Be blessed!
Today tub is filled with the living water of Psalm 25, Job 13-14 (“though He slay me, yet will I trust Him”), and Isaiah 13-14. Hop on into your tub and be refreshed. God bless!
Today’s reading flows out of Psalm 57, Genesis 13-14, and Judges 13-14. I hope you’re blessed by the flowing, living water of the Word. And I’ll see you here tomorrow!
Today’s bathtub is overflowing with living water out of Psalm 91, Romans 11-12, and Revelation 11-12. I would encourage you to hop into your tub and listen or read along!
We’re in the final third of this season, and I pray this has been a blessing to you! Today’s living water runs out of Psalm 40, Isaiah 11-12, and Matthew 11-12
Forgive my sniffling this morning - I woke up totally stuffy. But join me nevertheless in our beautiful Bible Bathtub for Psalm 67, Judges 11-12, and Job 11-12 running as living water. Be blessed!
Another late episode, brought to you by an early-morning interruption. But praise God that we can soak together in the living word in Psalm 98, Revelation 9-10, and Genesis 11-12. May you be blessed by it!
Today’s (very early) tub is full of Psalm 105, Matthew 9-10, and Romans 9-10. May it richly bless you!
Today’s (rather late) bath features Psalm 39, Job 9-10, and Isaiah 9-10 (For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given). May it bless you!
Today, we’ve read out of Psalm 118 (This is the day the Lord has made; I will rejoice and be glad in it!), Genesis 9-10, and Judges 9-10. I hope this particular bath blesses you — but to be fair, I hope they all do!
Psalm 82, Romans 7-8, and Revelation 7-8 were today’s portion in the Tub. I would encourage you to dip your toe in to test it fir yourself; then jump on in if you’d like. I pray it blesses you!
Today, we read out of Psalm 50, Isaiah 7-8, and Matthew 7-8. I encourage you to hop in; the living water is fine. 😎
Today’s bathtub features living water from Psalm 81, Proverbs 9, and Job 7-8. Come join me in our big Bible bathtub and be blessed!
Today we’ve made a slight adjustment. We still read out of Psalms (#66) and Revelation (#5-6), but in order to get all the books back on track with the same chapter sequence, we read Proverbs chapter 13. I pray it blesses you!
Hello everybody! Thanks for joining me in the Bible Bathtub. For our portion of living water today, we’re reading Psalm 11, Matthew 5-6, and Romans 5-6. I hope it blesses you!
In today’s tub (our tenth one together!), we are reading the famous Psalm 23 (The Lord is my shepherd), Job 5-6, and Isaiah 5-6. I hope you’ll join me; be blessed!
Today’s episode is a little longer than usual, but I think it’s well worth it. So if you please, hop into your Bible Bathtub as I run some living water. We’re reading out of Psalm 105, Genesis 7-8, and Judges 7-8 today.
Today’s living water run into our bathtub is Psalm 51, Romans 3-4, and Revelation 3-4. Hop in and be blessed.
In today’s tub, we are bathing in Psalm 14 (“The fool says in his heart, ‘there is no God’”), Isaiah 3-4, and Matthew 3-4. Hop on in and let’s get away with God.
Hop on in and let the living water of Psalm 72, Judges 5-6, and Job 3-4 wash over you and fill you with spiritual refreshing.
Today we’re reading Psalm 1, Revelation 1-2, and Genesis 5-6. I hope you get a chance to hop in your Bible bathtub soon and run some living water over yourself!
Today in the tub, we are running Psalm 122, Job 1-2, and Isaiah 1-2. Listen along and hop in.
Today we are reading Psalm 94, Genesis 1-2, and Judges 1-2. Please check out Dr. Chuck Missler for more great study of the Word.