Two guys that love the bible, having fun and going off script invite you into their bible study they have been doing together for over 12 years! Instead of reading a whole chapter at a time, they bite off a small piece of scripture that they deliver to you just like a pizza...in 30 minutes or less!!! Using their innate curiosity and the help of their Life Application bible footnotes, their bible study is refreshing and fun! They are not bible scholars by any means but just two regular, everyday guys who turned their bible study from an obligation or Christian duty into a fun time that they look forward to and actually grow closer to God during! Their hope is that it will provide you with a refreshing way to get into God’s word, help you see how using the Life Application bible can help you gain further insight into the scriptures and maybe prompt you to find a friend or two that you can do a similar style of bible study on your own! Our tempo in 30 minutes or less for each episode is to: * Open with a small discussion and prayer * Read a small bite of scripture * See if there are any verses that pop out to us or we have any inspired insight on. * Read the Life Application footnotes for the scripture that was read and discuss what was shared and/or any ”ah ha” moments! * Close in prayer. Give us a listen and we guarantee you will have some fun with us (or at least be able to poke some fun at us)! Be great and enjoy the gift of today! :) Proverbs 27:17 Shout out to Dmitrii Kolesnikov providing rights to the intro/exit music at https://pixabay.com/users/the_mountain-3616498/
In this episode the hosts walk through Luke 13, exploring Jesus’ warnings and the parable of the fig tree. They unpack two historical tragedies Jesus mentions (the Galileans killed under Pilate and those crushed by the tower of Siloam) to show Jesus’ point: calamity is not a measure of personal sin and everyone must examine their own heart. The central call is clear — repent.
The conversation moves to worry: how m...
In this episode hosts discuss Luke 12, exploring Jesus’ unsettling words about bringing fire to the earth, the cost of his coming, and how faith can divide families. They connect biblical themes to everyday life—how light and darkness shape our spirits, recognizing and using our God-given gifts, and the fruits of the Spirit.
The conversation explains the meaning of Jesus’ “baptism” (his crucifixion and...
In this episode the hosts walk through Luke 12:32–48, focusing first on Jesus' teaching about worry and money. They challenge the listener to stop trusting in possessions, give generously, and store up lasting treasures in heaven instead of chasing temporary wealth.
Using practical examples and footnotes, they explain what it means to let God touch your wallet, how our priorities reveal our hearts, and why living generously r...
In this episode two hosts riff about life — from sore muscles after workouts to the struggle of recovery — before diving into Luke 12. TCBSGs unpack the parable of the rich fool, exploring how greed, pride, and the pursuit of possessions can pull our hearts away from God.
Through conversational examples about retirement, hoarding, and downsizing, they highlight the difference between wise planning and selfish accumulati...
This episode walks through Luke 12, exploring Jesus' warnings against hypocrisy (the "yeast" of the Pharisees), the importance of publicly acknowledging Christ, and the promise that the Holy Spirit will guide believers' words when they face judgment or opposition.
TCBSGs discuss practical applications: choose your friends wisely, prepare by studying Scripture, and trust the Spirit in difficult conversations. They share personal sto...
In this episode the hosts walk through Luke 12:1–10, unpacking Jesus' warning about the "yeast" of the Pharisees and the danger of outward religion without inner truth. They discuss hypocrisy, authenticity, and how small compromises can spread like yeast.
The conversation highlights the power of a small spark of faith that grows into clarity and spiritual growth, and reminds listeners that God sees and cares for every detail ...
In this episode the hosts continue their study of Luke 11, finishing Jesus' harsh rebukes of the Pharisees and teachers of the law. They set the scene of a dinner where Jesus is criticized for not following ritual washing and then presses into the deeper issue: their hearts.
The conversation focuses on three more "woes": leaders who load people with burdens they won't help carry, who honor prophets while approving their murder, and...
In episode 257 the hosts continue through Luke 11:37–44, reflecting on Jesus’ sharp rebuke of the Pharisees. After a meal where Jesus doesn’t observe the expected washing ritual, he exposes religious hypocrisy — cleaning the outside while the heart remains full of greed and wickedness.
The conversation walks through Jesus’ criticisms: outward cleanliness versus inner purity, giving tithes while neglect...
In this episode the hosts announce a new release schedule (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays) and share their passion for growing together in the Bible. They study Luke 11:29–36, where Jesus warns a skeptical crowd, points to the "sign of Jonah," and contrasts their unbelief with the repentance of Nineveh and the Queen of Sheba.
The conversation explains how Jesus uses Old Testament examples to show that rejecting him brings g...
In this episode the hosts walk through Luke 11:14–28, where Jesus casts out a mute demon, confronts hostile accusations from some in the crowd who call him Beelzebub, and responds with sharp logic about divided kingdoms and the arrival of God’s reign.
They explore Jesus’ phrase "by the finger of God" as a sign of divine authority, the strong-man imagery that shows Jesus overpowering Satan, and the warning that tho...
In this episode the hosts dive into Luke chapter 11, exploring how Jesus teaches his disciples to pray. They read Luke 11:1–13, compare Luke’s concise version of the Lord’s Prayer with Matthew’s account, and reflect on the parable of the friend who knocks at midnight.
The discussion highlights three main themes: the content of prayer (praise, provision, forgiveness, and protection), the importance of persist...
This episode opens with light banter about tent camping and a map showing Jesus' journey from Galilee toward Jerusalem, then moves into a focused character study of Martha from Bethany.
The hosts read a background profile on Martha — her strengths as a hospitable homemaker, her tendency to worry about details, and how cultural expectations shaped her behavior. They trace her story through Luke 10:38–42 and John 11, noti...
In this episode the hosts read and reflect on Luke 10:25–37, the parable of the Good Samaritan. They explore the story's context, Jesus’ challenge to love God and love your neighbor, and why the Samaritan’s compassion was surprising and transformative.
The conversation connects the parable to practical Christian living: bold compassion over judgment, investing time and care in people in need, and trusting God&rsqu...
In this episode the hosts walk through Luke 10:17–24, where the 72 messengers return with joy after ministering in Jesus' name. They celebrate the authority Jesus gave them over demons, snakes, and scorpions, and reflect on the excitement and dangers of rejoicing in spiritual success.
Jesus redirects their focus from power to purpose — urging them to rejoice that their names are written in heaven. He praises the Father ...
In this milestone 250th episode the hosts reflect on how their podcast began from a simple Bible study and celebrate continued growth while unpacking Luke 10. They read Jesus sending out the 72, discuss his clear mission instructions — travel light, bless the house with peace, stay and accept hospitality, heal the sick, and proclaim that the kingdom of God is near — and consider how God equips the called, not the other ...
In this episode two hosts reminisce about early listeners (including a shout-out to Germany) and swap stories about the name James before diving into the life and character of James, one of Jesus' closest disciples.
Their discussion traces James from his fishing background and place in Jesus’ inner circle (with Peter and John), through moments that reveal his temper and ambition—like asking Jesus to call down fire and r...
In this episode we study Luke chapter 9 and the turning point in Jesus’ ministry as he resolutely heads toward Jerusalem and the cross. We walk through an encounter where a Samaritan village refuses to welcome Jesus, James and John’s angry reaction, and Jesus’ rebuke that judgment belongs to God.
The hosts then examine three challenges to would-be followers: a man promised to follow “wherever” but is r...
In this episode we walk through Luke 9, exploring three tightly connected moments: Jesus predicts his death, the disciples argue about who will be greatest, and they confront a man casting out demons in Jesus' name. The hosts unpack the disciples' confusion and fear, Jesus' lesson on humility using a child as an example, and the jealousy that surfaced when others ministered effectively.
Drawing on Luke's perspective as a physician ...
In this episode we continue in Luke 9:37-43, exploring the immediate aftermath of the Transfiguration as Jesus and the disciples return to a troubled crowd. A desperate father brings his demon-possessed son, and when the disciples cannot cast out the spirit, Jesus rebukes the generation’s unbelief and heals the boy. The hosts discuss the disciples’ wavering faith, the contrast between mountaintop experiences and daily m...
In this episode the hosts start groggy (and grateful for coffee) before diving into Luke 9:28–36, the story of Jesus’ transfiguration. They read the passage and walk through the moment when Jesus’ face and clothes shone, and Moses and Elijah appeared to speak with him.
They highlight why Jesus chose Peter, James, and John for this glimpse of glory, Peter’s impulsive offer to build shelters, and God’s v...
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