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Devotionary is a new podcast that is designed to make the Bible accessible and applicable to everyday life. It combines the inspiration of a daily devotional and the insights of a commentary, but in language that is easy-to-understand. We will be working our way through the entire Bible offering a chapter-by-chapter overview of each book. The goal is to give you a solid understanding of the Bible’s overarching and unified message of redemption. We hope you enjoy.

Sep 12, 2017

This is it. The final episode in our study in the book of Judges. We’ll wrap up this series with a look at chapters 20-21 in a lesson I’ve entitled, “Doing What Is Right In Our Own Eyes”. As we will see, the book of Judges doesn’t end particularly well. In fact, it doesn’t end well at all. The cycle of sin...


Sep 11, 2017

This is episode thirteen on the book of Judges and covers chapters 19. It’s entitled, “Without God as King, Sin Reigns”. Amazingly, things in Israel during the period of the judges, go from bad to worse. Their repeated deliverance by God from their well-deserved punishment never seems to get their attention....


Sep 10, 2017

This is our twelfth episode on the book of Judges and covers chapters 17-18. It’s entitled, “A Spiritual free-for-all” and deals with yet another less-than-stellar story involving the people of Israel and their almost inconceivable propensity to sin against God. In chapter 17, we read these extremely insightful...


Sep 9, 2017

This eleventh episode on the book of Judges takes us to chapter 16 and the less-than-stellar ending to the life of Samson. As has been the case in his life all along, Samson would go out in style. His would not be a simple, quiet passing. He lived life on the edge and his death would be no different. What we have here...


Sep 8, 2017

In this, our tenth episode on the book of Judges, we’re going to continue our look at Samson, the long-haired, strong-armed, free-spirited Nazarite called by God to judge the people of God. Far from providing us with a poster-boy model of spiritual integrity to follow, Samson gives us far more negative lessons...