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Mike Domeny, actor, author, and founder of Outloud Bible Project (outloudbible.com), reads the Bible out loud in a conversational and approachable way so you can read the Bible like it makes a difference! This isn't simply an audiobook version of the Bible! Every episode offers helpful context so you won't get lost, and a brief takeaway to help apply that reading to your life.
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Starting with episode 279, the Scriptures quoted are from the NET Bible® https://netbible.com copyright ©1996, 2019 used with permission from Biblical Studies Press, L.L.C. All rights reserved
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We trace Paul’s urgent counsel in 2 Timothy to our crowded, noisy moment, moving from warnings about counterfeit godliness to a clear plan for steadiness. We lay down the comment-section battles, take up the Word, and commit to patient, courageous witness. • why 2 Timothy reads like a description of today • the marks of “last days” and how to respond • discerning loud spiritual voices against Scripture • guilt as a foothold and the path to freedom • separating from em...
Paul’s final words to Timothy call us to courage, sound teaching, and a Scripture-shaped life that stands when culture drifts. We share why the ancient word still equips us today, how to endure with gentleness, and what it means to finish the race with faith. • power, love, and self-control as the antidote to fear • guard the gospel and entrust it to faithful people • avoid empty quarrels and teach with patience • recognize the last days drift toward myths • Scripture as God-breathed and use...
Paul reads Titus and Philemon aloud and shows how sound doctrine forms trustworthy leaders while grace pushes us toward real reconciliation that costs something. We connect elder integrity in Crete with a five-step path to peacemaking between Philemon and Onesimus. • letters to Titus and Philemon read in full • why Crete needs strong elders with integrity • qualifications that protect churches from false teaching • grace that trains us toward self-control and good works • avoiding useless co...
We celebrate three years by discussing 1 Timothy with a fresh lens: Paul’s stated purpose that believers be formed in love from a pure heart, a clear conscience, and genuine faith. We look past rule-keeping to the character and unity that make the gospel believable. • why 1 Timothy feels complex and layered • context over proof-texting in hard passages • women’s roles, men’s holiness, and integrity • jewelry, posture, and the motives beneath behaviors • widows’ care and wise application vers...
We read the second half of 1 Timothy and trace Paul’s charge to protect the gospel, form resilient leaders, care for real needs, and pursue godliness with contentment. We challenge each other to pair up, practice the word, and guard what God has entrusted. • the church as pillar and support of truth • training for godliness and visible progress • modeling speech, conduct, love, faithfulness, purity • public Scripture reading, exhortation, teaching • wise care for widows and family responsibi...
We open 1 Timothy with a clear aim: build the kingdom with humble hearts and wise discernment. Paul’s “trustworthy sayings” pull us back to the gospel while his counsel on teaching, prayer, and leadership forms a credible life together. • why pastoral letters need discernment rather than blanket rules • the aim of instruction as love from a pure heart and sincere faith • warnings against myths, speculation, and empty talk • the law used lawfully leading to the gospel, not pride • “Christ Jes...
Following Jesus today can be dangerous and unpopular, much like it was during his final days in Matthew's Gospel. • Looking at Judas, we see how misplaced expectations can lead us to betray Jesus when he doesn't act how we want • Judas was a real follower who saw miracles and heard teachings, yet abandoned Jesus when his expectations weren't met • The sleeping disciples in Gethsemane mirror our tendency to disengage when faith becomes uncomfortable • Faith should put us in positions wh...
The book of Matthew concludes with Jesus's crucifixion, resurrection, and the Great Commission that gives every Christian their true calling regardless of profession or circumstance. • Mike celebrates the podcast reaching 25,000 downloads, with listeners in all 50 states and 80 countries worldwide • Matthew's gospel strategically highlights fulfilled prophecies pointing to Jesus as the Messiah • Judas returns the 30 silver coins before taking his own life, fulfilling ancient prophecy • Jesus...
We explore Matthew chapter 26, one of the most dramatic narratives in the Bible that depicts the pivotal events leading to Jesus' crucifixion. This powerful chapter captures betrayal, intrigue, lies, and vicious attacks against Jesus who, with utmost humility, willingly embraces it all as God's will. • The religious leaders plotting to arrest and kill Jesus • A woman anointing Jesus with expensive perfume, preparing him for burial • Judas agreeing to betray Jesus for thirty silver coins • Je...
We explore how Jesus's teachings in Matthew 22-25 challenge us to focus less on predicting His return and more on loving others in His name while we wait. • Jesus warns against trying to predict the date of His return (Matthew 24:42) • The danger of rapture date predictions is causing new believers to fall away when dates pass • True readiness for Christ's return isn't about knowing when, but faithfully serving while we wait • Urgency in evangelism should come from people's mortality, not sp...
Jesus warns his disciples about the destruction of the temple and signs preceding the end times, emphasizing that no one knows when he will return except the Father. Through powerful parables about ten virgins, talents, and separating sheep from goats, he teaches the importance of staying alert, using our gifts wisely, and caring for "the least of these" as we would care for him directly. • The disciples admire the temple buildings, but Jesus predicts their complete destruction • Wars, famin...
Jesus directly challenges religious hypocrisy in Matthew 22-23, revealing the disconnect between outward religious practice and inner spiritual reality. This passage invites us to examine our own lives and let Scripture be a mirror that reveals our true spiritual condition. • Jesus tells the parable of the wedding banquet, showing how many reject God's invitation while others attend without true transformation • Religious leaders attempt to trap Jesus with questions about taxes, resurrection...
Forgiveness and conflict resolution are at the core of genuine Christian community, yet these practices often get sidelined in favor of avoidance and resentment. • Coming down from spiritual mountaintop experiences into real-life relationship challenges • Jesus' practical, step-by-step conflict resolution model in Matthew 18 • The damage caused when offended parties skip direct conversation and spread grievances • Forgiving others "seventy times seven" after receiving God's immeasurabl...
What happens when Jesus's teachings don't align with our expectations of comfort and fairness? Matthew chapters 20-21 confront us with this very tension, revealing a kingdom that operates contrary to our natural instincts. Jesus delivers a string of teachings and parables that systematically dismantle our human-centered perspective. The parable of the vineyard workers challenges our sense of fairness when those hired last receive the same wage as those who worked all day. When the disciples ...
Following Jesus often feels so messy? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into Matthew 17-19 where Jesus consistently challenges conventional wisdom and turns our expectations upside down. The heart of our discussion centers on a radical proposition: what if we actually took Jesus literally? When he says to cut off a hand that causes sin, to forgive seventy-seven times, or to follow his specific process for conflict resolution – what if we stopped softening these commands and simply o...
Mike and Kelsey discuss the recurring themes from Matthew 12-16 that reveal Jesus' priorities and challenge our modern understanding of discipleship. Reading large portions of scripture reveals overarching themes we miss when focusing on isolated storiesJesus defines family as "whoever does the will of my Father in heaven"The kingdom parables illustrate that God's kingdom is worth sacrificing everything to obtainAmerican Christianity often markets Jesus as a life-enhancer rather than teaching...
Jesus seems to be really bad at making the idea of following him look attractive... if he doesn't try to sugarcoat it, why do we? Send Mike a quick message! (If you seek a reply, instead please contact through Outloudbible.com) Support the show Check out outloudbible.com for helpful study resources, and to discover how to bring the public reading of God's word to your church, conference, retreat, or other event.
Jesus teaches the crowds about what the Kingdom is really like, but he does so in a way that alienates a lot of people. This is not the way to build a large following. Maybe he has something else in mind? Send Mike a quick message! (If you seek a reply, instead please contact through Outloudbible.com) Support the show Check out outloudbible.com for helpful study resources, and to discover how to bring the public reading of God's word to your church, conference, retreat, or other event.
What happens when we move beyond merely knowing what the Bible says to radically living it out? Mike and his wife Kelsey introduce a powerful new weekly segment called "Living Outloud," designed to bridge the gap between biblical knowledge and biblical obedience. This heartfelt conversation challenges the comfortable Christianity many of us have settled for. While reading scripture and gaining knowledge is valuable, James reminds us not to be "hearers of the word only, but doers of the word....
Matthew 5-7 is what Jesus said. Matthew 8-9 is what Jesus did. Matthew 10-11 is what we do--or should do. So are we willing to do it? Send Mike a quick message! (If you seek a reply, instead please contact through Outloudbible.com) Support the show Check out outloudbible.com for helpful study resources, and to discover how to bring the public reading of God's word to your church, conference, retreat, or other event.
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