ESV Bible Reading with Dad (easy to understand...and fun!)
Do you want to read the Bible but not sure where to start? Does it all look a bit overwhelming to you? Join us as the Bible becomes alive and easy to understand. And even fun. Scripture reading by Dad with his teenage son. Early, as a young Christian, I was on fire for the Lord but had no real footing. One day an older gentleman put his arm around my shoulders, probably just to get me to stand still for a few moments, and asked, ”What’s the gospel, young man?” I straightened up with a smile and answered, ”Good news!” He smiled and nodded, ”Yes,” he said, ”yes it is. But what ’IS’ the gospel? What IS the good news?” I opened my mouth, ready for the eloquent answer...but nothing. It was then that his smile faded. He looked me direct in the eyes and said, ”Know what Christ’s Good News is! Know it, and be able to explain it so that an 8 year old could understand.” Go through Scripture with Dad as he explains it’s theological depths but in a way that all ages can understand. Smile for a few minutes and allow the Bible to be opened to you in a simple, but deeply personal, way.
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Monday Mar 03, 2025
Monday Mar 03, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Andrew.
This episode we talk about the "First" Apostle: Peter.
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
I am in no way associated with John MacArthur or his ministry. However, I do highly recommend this book as well as much of his writings and teachings. The link is too long to include but the paperback but it is worth the investment.
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Monday Feb 24, 2025
Monday Feb 24, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about James.
This episode we talk about Andrew
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
I am in no way associated with John MacArthur or his ministry. However, I do highly recommend this book as well as much of his writings and teachings. The link is too long to include but the paperback but it is worth the investment.
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Friday Feb 21, 2025
Friday Feb 21, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about John.
This episode we talk about James, John's brother.
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
I am in no way associated with John MacArthur or his ministry. However, I do highly recommend this book as well as much of his writings and teachings. The link is too long to include but the paperback but it is worth the investment.
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Friday Feb 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Philip.
This episode we talk about John
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
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Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Nathanael.
This episode we talk about Philip
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
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Monday Feb 10, 2025
Monday Feb 10, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Matthew.
This episode we talk about Nathanael
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
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Thursday Feb 06, 2025
Thursday Feb 06, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Thomas the Doubter.
This episode we talk about Levi, also known as Matthew, the same man who wrote the Gospel of Matthew
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
I am in no way associated with John MacArthur or his ministry. However, I do highly recommend this book as well as much of his writings and teachings. The link is too long to include but the paperback but it is worth the investment.
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Monday Feb 03, 2025
Monday Feb 03, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about Simon the Zealot, Judas (not Iscariot) and James the son of Alphaeus.
This episode we talk about Thomas the Pessimist or better known as "Doubting Thomas"
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
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Friday Jan 31, 2025
Friday Jan 31, 2025
Join Dad as he explains an often confusing topic: Final Judgment.
Who will be judged and why. Will the elect be judged just like the unsaved? If so, why and by what standards?
Dad takes you from creation to judgment in only a few minutes.
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Thursday Jan 30, 2025
Thursday Jan 30, 2025
Dad and Luke begin reading about the 12 Apostles. Let's take time to look at each one individually. What do we know about the disciples? What information can we gather to learn all that we can about them? Last episode we talked about the difference between a disciple and an apostle, then talked a little about Judas the Betrayer. This episode we will talk about Simon the Zealot, Judas (not Iscariot) and James the son of Alphaeus.
The book "Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, And What He Wants To Do With You" by John MacArthur was extremely helpful. MacArthur has taken all of Scripture as well as any extra biblical, but still historically credible, literature to help put together an excellent understanding of each disciple/apostle.
I am in no way associated with John MacArthur or his ministry. However, I do highly recommend this book as well as much of his writings and teachings. The link is too long to include but the paperback but it is worth the investment.
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