In this episode, we read the Book of Job, chapters 14–18. Job reflects on the frailty of human life and the hope of renewal even in the face of despair. His friends, however, continue to challenge and accuse him—offering harsh words and misguided judgment. Through these intense exchanges, Job’s struggle between faith and frustration deepens, highlighting timeless questions about justice, mortality, and the nature of God’s response to human suffering. Join us as we continue exploring this powerful dialogue and its lessons on endurance and faith.

In this episode, we read the Book of Job, chapters 9–13. Job wrestles with the vast power and wisdom of God, expressing his feelings of helplessness and despair. He continues to question his friends’ arguments and defends his innocence, refusing to deny his integrity before God. These chapters reveal Job’s deep inner conflict—his faith in God’s greatness and his pain over unanswered suffering. Join us as we explore this heartfelt and thought-provoking section of Job’s story.

In this episode, we continue reading the Book of Job with chapters 5–8. Eliphaz offers more advice, urging Job to seek God for restoration, while Job responds with deep anguish, questioning the purpose of his suffering. Bildad then speaks, insisting that God is just and that Job’s troubles must have a cause. Join us as we read and reflect on these powerful chapters that explore pain, faith, and the human struggle to understand God’s justice.

In this episode, we begin the Book of Job with chapters 1–4. Job, a man of great faith and integrity, faces unimaginable loss as Satan tests his devotion to God. Despite his suffering, Job refuses to curse the Lord. Soon, his friends arrive to comfort him, and Eliphaz begins the first of many speeches, questioning the cause of Job’s pain. Join us as we explore these opening chapters of Job—a story of faith, endurance, and the search for understanding in the midst of suffering.

In this episode, we continue the Book of Esther with chapters 5–10. We see Esther bravely approach King Xerxes to expose Haman’s wicked plan, leading to a dramatic turn of events where the tables are turned on Israel’s enemies. The Jews are delivered, Haman meets justice, and the feast of Purim is established to commemorate God’s faithfulness. Join us as we read these powerful final chapters that reveal divine providence, courage, and triumph over evil.

In this episode, we begin the Book of Esther by reading chapters 1–4. We witness the rise of Esther from humble beginnings to becoming queen, the downfall of Queen Vashti, and the evil plot of Haman against the Jews. As Esther learns of the danger facing her people, she must find the courage to act. Join us as we explore these powerful chapters of faith, courage, and God’s unseen hand at work behind the scenes.

In this episode, we conclude the Book of Nehemiah by reading chapters 11–13. We learn how the people of Jerusalem repopulate the city, the dedication of the city walls, and Nehemiah’s final reforms to restore faithfulness among God’s people. These chapters highlight obedience, worship, and the constant need for renewal in serving the Lord. Join us as we finish Nehemiah’s story of leadership, devotion, and restoration — a reminder that God’s people are always called to holiness and commitment.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 9–10. The people of Israel gather to confess their sins and reflect on God’s unending faithfulness throughout their history. Through heartfelt prayer and repentance, they acknowledge their disobedience and commit themselves once more to follow God’s commands. These chapters mark a powerful moment of covenant renewal—a return to holiness, gratitude, and dedication to walking in God’s ways.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 7–8. After the wall is completed, Nehemiah organizes the returning exiles and records their families, restoring the people’s identity and sense of belonging. Then, Ezra gathers everyone to read the Book of the Law, leading to deep conviction, repentance, and joy. These chapters celebrate renewal—of faith, community, and obedience—as God’s Word once again becomes the center of the people’s lives.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 4–6. As the people rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, they face ridicule, threats, and plots from their enemies—but Nehemiah leads them with courage and prayer. With one hand they work, and with the other they defend. Despite schemes meant to distract and destroy him, Nehemiah refuses to give in. These chapters show how faith, focus, and perseverance can overcome opposition when we trust God’s purpose above all else.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 1–3. Nehemiah hears of Jerusalem’s broken walls and turns to God in heartfelt prayer, seeking guidance and favor. With courage and determination, he gains the king’s support and returns to rebuild the city. As the people unite under Nehemiah’s leadership, the work of restoration begins—each family taking part in rebuilding the walls. These chapters remind us that with faith, prayer, and teamwork, God empowers His people to restore what was once broken.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 7–10. Ezra arrives in Jerusalem with a heart devoted to God’s law, bringing spiritual renewal to the people. As he leads in prayer and teaching, Ezra discovers that many have turned away through disobedience. His response of deep repentance inspires the nation to confess their sins and renew their covenant with God. These chapters show the power of true repentance, faithful leadership, and the transforming grace of returning to the Lord.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 4–6. The rebuilding of the temple faces fierce opposition as local enemies try to halt the work through accusations and letters to the king. But through God’s faithfulness and the encouragement of prophets Haggai and Zechariah, the people persevere. Despite delays and challenges, the temple is finally completed and dedicated with great joy. These chapters remind us that God’s plans cannot be stopped—His purposes will always prevail.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 1–3. The story begins with God stirring the heart of King Cyrus of Persia to allow the Israelites to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. We follow the exiles as they gather their families, restore their worship, and lay the foundation of the new temple. Amid shouts of joy and tears of remembrance, these chapters mark a powerful beginning of renewal, faith, and the fulfillment of God’s promises.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 34–36. We follow the story of King Josiah, a young ruler whose heart burns for God as he restores the temple and renews the covenant. His reforms bring revival to Judah—but after his death, the nation quickly turns away. The chapters close with the tragic fall of Jerusalem, the destruction of the temple, and exile to Babylon. Through it all, we see God’s justice, mercy, and the hope of restoration through His promises.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 32-33. We witness King Hezekiah’s faith tested as Assyria threatens Judah, and God delivers His people in a miraculous way. Yet pride creeps in, teaching Hezekiah a humbling lesson. Then comes the reign of Manasseh, one of Judah’s most wicked kings—until his exile brings repentance and restoration. These chapters reveal God’s power to protect, humble, and forgive those who turn back to Him

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 29-31. King Hezekiah rises to restore Judah’s relationship with God, reopening and purifying the temple after years of neglect. He calls the people back to worship, celebrates the Passover with great joy, and leads a nationwide renewal of faith. These chapters show the beauty of repentance, the power of sincere worship, and how one faithful leader can inspire an entire nation to turn back to God.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 25-28. King Amaziah begins well but lets pride lead him into defeat. His son Uzziah follows with great success until arrogance brings his downfall. Later, King Jotham rules with integrity and strength, but his son Ahaz plunges Judah into deep idolatry, closing the temple and turning away from God completely. These chapters reveal the contrast between humble obedience and rebellious pride, reminding us that lasting strength and peace come only from walking faithfully with the Lord.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 21-24. The story follows the reigns of Jehoram, Ahaziah, and Joash—three kings whose choices deeply impact Judah. Jehoram leads the nation into sin and faces God’s judgment, while young Joash begins his reign under godly guidance, restoring the temple and renewing worship. But later, Joash turns away from the Lord, bringing ruin upon himself and the kingdom. These chapters remind us how vital it is to remain faithful to God and surround ourselves with godly influence throughout life.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 17-20. King Jehoshaphat strengthens Judah by teaching God’s Word, appointing judges, and encouraging faithfulness to the Lord. When a vast army comes against him, Jehoshaphat seeks God in prayer, and the Lord delivers Judah without them lifting a sword. Through worship and trust, the people witness God’s power and peace. These chapters remind us that true victory comes not through our strength, but through faith, prayer, and praise to the One who fights for us.