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Coffee and Bible Time Podcast

Coffee and Bible Time

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Join host Ellen Krause—co-creator of Coffee and Bible Time—as she sits down with authors, pastors, theologians, and everyday believers to explore Scripture, identity, relationships, and how to truly keep Jesus at the center of it all. Whether you're just starting your faith journey or looking to go deeper, this podcast is a space to learn, be encouraged, and draw closer to Christ.
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Grab the Faith

Bobi Gentry Goodwin

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Welcome to "Grab The Faith," the podcast where we explore the Bible and tackle everyday issues that touch us all—faith, relationships, and life’s challenges. At Grab The Faith we dive into Scripture with a relatable lens, seeking guidance for the ups and downs we face as everyday people. Whether you’re navigating family dynamics, work stress, or personal struggles, we’re here to find hope and wisdom together. Whether you’re a seasoned believer or just starting your journey, "Grab the Faith" ...
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Modern Mind, Ancient Book

Roger Ferguson, Host and Biblical Scholar

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Welcome to Modern Mind, Ancient Book, a podcast that bridges the past and the present. Join us as we delve into the rich stories, philosophies, and cultural contexts of books from the Bible. Learn with us the mystery of how the Bible can still speak to us today. This podcast is crafted for seekers of wisdom, knowledge, truth, and the secrets of God. Modern Mind, Ancient Book offers a journey into the past with a fresh, modern perspective finding meaning in ancient valuable literary masterpie ...
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God's Plan, Your Part

Ryan Zook and Jenny Zook

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Discover God's plan for your life with this daily Bible reading podcast. Ryan and Jenny Zook lead a valuable daily devotional bible study with historical background, theology, and practical applications. This year we will be covering the whole New Testament, one chapter at a time. This podcast brings the word of God to life. Whether starting from the first episode or just jumping in, this is an inspiring and enlightening way to deepen your understanding of scripture. We delve into a differen ...
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The Weekly Bible Study

Pastor Bakari D. Johnson

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Navigating the Bible and how it applies to you: whether you’re a novice or bible scholar. Journey with Pastor Bakari D. Johnson as he takes you through one chapter each week and helps you live the more abundant life. Join us every Wednesday @ 7:00 pm EST.
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This series explains in simple terms the relationship between these two books of the Bible. Each book will be reviewed to better understand the meaning of the symbolic language used in both and the message that the writers were communicating to their readers as well as a modern application for today's Christian.
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Is there purpose in your pain? Have you ever thought your life is beyond repair or wondered if God could use your brokenness for good? We all tend to look and search for purpose in our pain and suffering. Depression, anxiety, hurting relationships, and unmet expectations can cause us to question God. In this study, Noe Garcia takes participants on a journey through Romans 8, which many scholars believe is the greatest chapter in the Bible. Noe shares his life story and experiences of abuse, ...
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The Saved for Later Podcast

Brian Michael Kindall

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The Saved for Later Podcast is a Christian podcast for adult Christian beginners. Biblical Christianity is presented by a lifelong atheist who became a Christian scholar later in life. Christianity is discussed in a language understandable to adults who did not grow up in the church. You can also find me on these platforms as well as YouTube, YouTube Music, Rumble, and Spotify.
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When you’re tired of measuring up, discover the freedom of resting in a love that can’t be earned or ranked—a love that welcomes you just as you are. In this episode, Ellen talks with Bible teacher Oghosa Iyamu about the impartiality of God’s love and how understanding it reshapes the way we see ourselves and love others. Want to dive even deeper? …
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Send us a text When we then sit with Paul in his closing chapter, where he calls his life a drink offering poured out to God. No grand flex, no tally of achievements—just a clear testimony: fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. We unpack his charge to keep a clear mind, avoid foolish quarrels, endure hardship, and teach with gen…
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Send us a text Before diving into the chapters of Romans, this opening episode lays the foundation for understanding why this letter stands at the heart of Christian theology. Discover who Paul wrote to, why he wrote, and how the message of grace through faith can reshape your understanding of God’s righteousness and your relationship with Him toda…
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When life feels too broken to fix, God’s grace steps in to redeem what’s been lost. Dove-Award winner Nicole C. Mullen joins us to share how God turned her pain into purpose and her regrets into songs of redemption. From stories of biblical heroes to her own journey through hardship, Nicole reminds us that the same God who redeemed the past is stil…
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Send us a text Join us on this podcast as we unpack the book of 2 Corinthians — exploring the authorship of the apostle Paul the Apostle, the historical date and place of writing (mid-50s A.D., Macedonia) and the rich, practical meaning of this powerful letter. We dig into how Paul wrote to the church in Corinth (and the surrounding region of Achai…
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Tara Beth never considered herself a morning person. But when a winter storm trapped her inside a dark cloud of grief and depression, God met her in the early morning hours—and taught her how to use them to break free. Mentor Mama joins author and pastor Tara Beth Leach as she shares how mornings with God can bring peace, purpose, and renewal. Thro…
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Send us a text Start with a mustard seed, end with a sky full of stars—that’s the journey we walk through as we sit with Abraham in Genesis 15 and ask the same honest question he asked: How will I know? We explore the turning point where God answers doubt not with scolding, but with a covenant sealed by Himself. In a world obsessed with proof on de…
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Send us a text Dive deep into one of the most compelling letters of the New Testament: the Apostle Paul the Apostle’s first epistle to the church in Corinth. In this episode of Modern Mind, Ancient Book, we unpack the who, when and why of 1 Corinthians — how and why this letter came into being around AD 53-55 from Paul’s base in Ephesus. You’ll dis…
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The fruit of the Spirit can sound beautiful—but feel out of reach. Ava Pennington shares her journey through spiritual drought and anxiety to true fruitfulness—not through striving, but surrender to the Spirit. Join us to discover how you can flourish in Christ through the Holy Spirit's work—not by working harder, but by surrendering more fully to …
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Send us a text Hope sounds simple until life lands a punch. We open 2 Kings and dive into the story of the Shunammite woman to explore how real hope behaves when the stakes are highest: it moves, it prepares, and it speaks “all is well” while running straight toward God’s presence. This isn’t sentimental optimism. It’s a practiced, resilient stance…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the background and composition of 2 Thessalonians, the Apostle Paul’s second letter to the believers in Thessalonica. We discuss its authorship, examining internal and external evidence for Pauline origin; its place and date of composition, most likely written from Corinth around A.D. 50–52, shortly after …
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Send us a text For centuries, Paul has been misunderstood as a man who rejected Judaism to start a new religion. But was that really his message? In this episode, we explore Paul’s true identity as a faithful Jew who followed Yeshua (Jesus) not in spite of his Jewish faith, but because of it. Join us as we uncover the historical, cultural, and scri…
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Sometimes the only thing you can do during profound loss is hold on tight to God. Ellen sits down with Emily Jackson to hear about her ongoing journey through pregnancy loss and infertility, and learn how faith has helped her survive the grief. Check out Emily's devotional, The Weight of the World: A Devotional for Women in Times of Doubt, Hardship…
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Send us a text We follow the tension back to Genesis 3, reading the fall not as distant theology but as the script the enemy still runs—question, distort, entice, isolate—and the mercy God still offers: a covering and an open invitation to come out of hiding. We share why the serpent’s strategy remains so effective, how pride often sounds like rati…
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Send us a text Why do some followers of Yeshua (Jesus) celebrate God’s appointed feasts while others don’t? In this episode, we unpack the heart behind keeping the biblical feasts—not as a means of salvation, but as a response of love and identity. Discover how grace and Torah work together, why these celebrations still matter, and why honoring God…
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Send us a text In this episode, we take a scholarly deep dive into 1 Thessalonians — exploring the who, where, when, and why behind the letter. We begin with the authorship question: what evidence supports Paul (or a Pauline circle) as the writer? Next, we examine the place of composition (was it Corinth, Athens, or elsewhere?) and the historical a…
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Send us a text For centuries, Christianity has often been separated from the very faith and culture of its Jewish Messiah. But what happens when we strip the Gospel from its Jewish roots? In this episode, we uncover how misunderstanding Torah, covenant, and the context of Israel can lead to a distorted view of grace and salvation. Join us as we exp…
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Send us a text For centuries, many have believed that grace and Torah stand opposed — that the “Law” was replaced by “grace.” But what if that’s not true? What if the same divine heart that gave the Torah also extended grace from the very beginning? In this episode, we explore how Yeshua (Jesus) embodied both Torah and grace, and why understanding …
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Send us a text Why do Christians claim to follow a Jewish Rabbi—Yeshua (Jesus)—yet reject the very faith He practiced? In this episode, we explore the tension between devotion and distortion: was early Christianity ever meant to separate from its Jewish roots? We unpack the term “Judaizer,” often used negatively in church history, and ask whether t…
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Waiting on God isn't wasted time. We sit down with Dove Award–nominated worship leader and new author Jaime Jamgochian to talk about what it truly means to wait on God when your circumstances aren’t changing. Learn more about Jaime Jamgochian here, and check out her new book, Sacred Surrender 💖 Scriptures referenced: 1 Corinthians 1:27 Isaiah 53:5 …
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Send us a text The day starts before sunrise, and so does the heart work. We open with Genesis 3 and confront a familiar tug: the urge to know, to control, to push past God’s guardrails in the name of getting all the answers. We share the “three P’s” we’ve been exploring—position, power, and pride—and zoom in on power as the quiet prompting to be “…
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Send us a text In this episode, we explore the Book of Galatians—one of the Apostle Paul’s most passionate letters. Written to the early churches in Galatia, this epistle confronts questions of faith, freedom, and the true Gospel. We’ll look at who wrote Galatians, when and where it was written, and why it still matters today. Discover the historic…
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Send us a text What does 1 Peter 5 teach about Christian leadership? How can I cast my anxieties on God? What does it mean that Satan prowls like a roaring lion? How do humility and faith work together in resisting the devil? What promise does God give to suffering believers in 1 Peter 5? In this episode of God’s Plan, Your Part, we dive into 1 Pet…
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What if the key to a more peaceful family life isn’t doing more, but choosing less—and choosing it on purpose? Author and homeschool mom Jessica Smartt joins us to unpack how loving authority, slow tech, and small daily rituals can transform your home from frantic to grounded. Looking for more practical ideas and grace-filled guidance? Grab Jessica…
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Send us a text Christians are called to live differently, and in 1 Peter 4 we see a powerful reminder that following Jesus means embracing a life set apart. Peter makes it clear that believers should not return to old habits, sinful lifestyles, or the empty pleasures of the world. Instead, we are to live for the will of God, walking in holiness, an…
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Send us a text The alarm hits before sunrise, the mirror is honest, and the coffee hasn’t kicked in—but we show up anyway. That raw beginning sets the tone for a grounded, heart-level exploration of Genesis 3, with a quiet question—“Did God really say?” As we move past performance and into presence, we explore how to hold our position in God when p…
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Send us a text The third chapter of 1 Peter gives us both a practical and spiritual challenge. Peter begins with instructions for husbands and wives, showing that Christian households are to reflect Christ’s character in their conduct. Wives are encouraged to live in a way that draws even unbelieving husbands to faith through their quiet strength a…
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Send us a text Peter’s words in 1 Peter 2 give a powerful picture of what it means to live as God’s people in the midst of a world that does not follow Him. He calls believers to long for spiritual nourishment the way a newborn baby craves milk, reminding us that true growth only comes from God’s Word and His Spirit. This isn’t about staying immatu…
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Send us a text The letter of James is one of the earliest writings of the New Testament — a raw and urgent call to live out genuine faith. Written by James, the brother of Jesus and a respected leader of the Jerusalem church, this epistle reflects the heart of a Jewish man devoted to the temple, prayer, and the Scriptures. Set against the backdrop …
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Send us a text Peter opens his first letter with a message of hope, identity, and perseverance in Christ. Written near the end of his life, 1 Peter 1 reminds believers that though they are scattered like exiles, their true citizenship is in heaven. Peter emphasizes that God has chosen His people, not because of anything they have done, but because …
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Send us a text What does James 5 teach about wealth and faith? How should Christians respond to suffering and persecution? What does “let your yes be yes” mean in James 5? Why does James use Elijah as an example of prayer? How does James 5 call believers to accountability in the church? James 5 is a powerful conclusion to a very practical and chall…
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What does it mean to live truthfully with complex emotions? Author Jillian Benfield joins us to share how parenting two medically complex children led her to deeper honesty with God—and freedom in holding both pain and praise. This conversation challenges toxic positivity, explores biblical lament, and offers a powerful framework for living fully h…
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Send us a text What does James 4 mean by “friendship with the world”? How can Christians draw near to God? Why does James call life a “mist that vanishes”? What does it mean that failing to do the right thing is sin? How can believers resist the devil in daily life? James 4 delivers one of the most pointed and challenging messages in the New Testam…
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Send us a text Most sermons begin in Matthew or in the Gospels, but few ever pause to explore the watershed centuries between Malachi and the first writings of the New Testament such as Galatians. This mysterious era — the Intertestamental Period — is packed with transformation: Greek rulers, Hellenistic culture, political power struggles, the grow…
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What happens when you take the little you have and place it in the hands of Jesus? The impossible becomes possible. Ellen and Taylor unpack the miracle of feeding the 5,000 as told in the Gospel of John, a story so significant it appears in all four Gospels. Scriptures referenced: John 6:1-15 Matthew 14:21 Colossians 1:16 Mark 6:34-36 Resources men…
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Send us a text What happened in the gap between Malachi—the last prophet of the Old Testament—and the writing of Galatians in the New Testament? For about four hundred years, Scripture falls silent. Empires rose and fell. Judaism changed. Messianic expectation grew. In this episode, we explore the Intertestamental Period—why God seemed to stop spea…
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What happens when the love and emotional safety we needed as children wasn’t there? Ellen is joined by Dr. John Trent and Kari Trent Stageberg to talk about a biblical framework that can lead to emotional and spiritual healing. They unpack the five key elements of the Blessing, share stories of redemption from their own journeys, and offer practica…
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Send us a text In our last episode, we heard how God transformed the life of a poor farmer into a zealous preacher of the Gospel. But that was only the beginning. In this episode, we follow his remarkable lifelong journey of faith—decades of preaching, pastoring, and serving the church with unwavering devotion. Through seasons of hardship, sacrific…
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Dr. Juli Slattery joins Ellen to discuss how Christians can find healing when struggling with sexual sin. From identity traps to rethinking sex as covenant, this powerful conversation offers practical steps and gospel-centered hope for anyone battling shame, addiction, or confusion around sexuality. Scriptures referenced: 2 Corinthians 5:17 Galatia…
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Send us a text Charles Shorter grew up as a poor farmer, with little hope and even less opportunity. But one life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ transformed everything. Today, he is a pastor with a burning passion to preach the Gospel—giving up his former life to follow the call of God. In this episode, you’ll hear the inspiring story of how …
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Send us a text The Damascus road encounter that transformed Saul from Christianity's fiercest opponent into its greatest champion reveals profound truths about belief, divine intervention, and spiritual transformation that resonate with us today. When we meet Saul in Acts 9, he's breathing murderous threats against Christians, so passionate about h…
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Send us a text What is salvation, really? For most of my life as an atheist, the concept seemed ridiculous—a made-up story to keep people in line. But after coming to faith in my 40s, I still had to know the answer. The truth God provides in the Bible is more profound and paradoxical than I ever imagined. In this honest look, I share the full bibli…
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Struggling to hear God’s voice in everyday life? In this inspiring episode, pastor and author Heather Sheldon Comber shares how divine encounters often show up in ordinary moments—from tangled Christmas lights to life-altering loss. Discover practical wisdom and honest stories that will help you recognize and respond to hearing God’s voice in your …
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Send us a text Discover the powerful, true story of a former Chinese communist who encountered Jesus Christ in a supernatural, life-changing way. Raised under the strict atheism of the Chinese Communist Party, this man had never heard the name of Jesus—until one divine encounter altered his eternal destiny. In this episode, hear how a vivid dream t…
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Taylor returns for a conversation about the final step of the EASY Bible Study Method, Yearn For A Heart Change. She and Mentor Mama discuss how to bridge the gap between head and heart, what God has been showing them in their personal studies, and how to apply even difficult or unfamiliar passages of Scripture. Scriptures referenced: James 1:22 Pr…
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Send us a text Discover the powerful, true story of a former Chinese communist who encountered Jesus Christ in a supernatural, life-changing way. Raised under the strict atheism of the Chinese Communist Party, this man had never heard the name of Jesus—until one divine encounter altered his eternal destiny. In this episode, hear how a vivid dream t…
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Ellen and Taylor dive into Step 3 of the Easy Bible Study Method: Seeking God and His Character. They discuss how to move beyond surface-level reading and intentionally discover who God is through Scripture—even when emotions feel flat or life gets overwhelming. You'll hear practical tips, personal stories, and powerful reminders of how meditating …
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Send us a text In this powerful and emotional testimony, a Jewish man shares how he journeyed through Buddhism and Conservative Judaism in search of truth—until he encountered Jesus the Messiah in a miraculous and supernatural way. Raised with tradition but left spiritually unfulfilled, he sought peace and purpose through meditation, Torah study, a…
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Ever feel like you read your Bible...but don't really understand it? In this episode, we explore the second step of the EASY Bible Study Method: Assess the Main Idea. Whether you have just 10 minutes or a full hour for Bible study, you’ll learn a simple, flexible approach to understanding Scripture that meets you right where you are: and grows with…
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Send us a text What happens when we look beyond Jesus's twelve disciples to discover the remarkable "disciple adjacent" figures who transformed the early Church? In this powerful episode, we explore the extraordinary story of Mary Magdalene – a woman whose journey from demonic torment to faithful devotion challenges everything we think we know abou…
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