Read the Bible: The New Testament in a Year

Mark 2. Day 2 - The New Testament in a Year Episode Notes:  Today's Scripture: Mark 2 (CSB)  Podcast Homepage: The New Testament in a Year Bible Reading Plan: Navigators Reading Plan Contact Sean through email here:  seanbailey1985@gmail.com NTIY on Facebook: Facebook.com/newtestamentinayear NTIY Website: www.newtestamentinayear.com Episode Highlights:  As we journey through the scripture of Mark chapter 2, prepare to witness the extraordinary authority and compassion of Jesus Christ. From the astonishing healing of a paralyzed man to the bold confrontation of religious norms, Mark chapter 2 challenges our perceptions and invites us to see Jesus in a new light.

Mark 1. Day 1 - The New Testament in a Year - NEW Episode Notes:  Today's Scripture: Mark 1 (CSB)  Podcast Homepage: The New Testament in a Year Bible Reading Plan: Navigators Reading Plan Contact Sean through email here:  seanbailey1985@gmail.com NTIY on Facebook: Facebook.com/newtestamentinayear NTIY Website: www.newtestamentinayear.com   Episode Highlights:  John the Baptist’s Mission.  Jesus’s Baptism and Early Ministry.  Jesus’s Authority and Compassion.  In Mark chapter 1 we watch John the Baptist stir the hearts of the people, preparing them for the arrival of someone far greater. We see Jesus step onto the scene, confirm His identity through baptism, and overcome temptation. Then we follow Him as He calls ordinary fishermen and begins an extraordinary ministry of healing and teaching. We explore three important “look-fors”: John the Baptist’s mission, Jesus’s baptism and early ministry, and Jesus’s authority and compassion. From these, we draw encouraging takeaways that challenge us to serve, pray, and show compassion. We discover how prayer is the source of spiritual strength, how God calls the willing rather than the perfect, and how Christlike compassion brings our faith to life. This chapter reminds us that God is faithful, loving, and powerful, and it motivates us to take practical steps to follow Jesus with our whole hearts.

An Introduction to The New Testament in a Year Episode Notes:  Podcast Homepage: The New Testament in a Year Contact Sean through email here:  seanbailey1985@gmail.com NTIY on Facebook: Facebook.com/newtestamentinayear NTIY Website: www.newtestamentinayear.com   Episode Overview: In this introductory episode of the “New Testament in a Year” Podcast, we take a comprehensive look at what the New Testament is all about and why it’s so crucial for believers. In this episode, we'll discuss six key truths that serve as foundational pillars for understanding the message of the New Testament. Focus on Jesus Christ – We open by emphasizing that the New Testament is centered on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through the four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—we see different perspectives that all point to Jesus as Savior and Son of God. The New Covenant – Next, we explain how the New Testament introduces a new promise, or covenant, made possible through Jesus’ sacrifice. This is a shift from the Old Covenant (rooted in the Law of Moses) to a new arrangement based on grace and faith. Historical Roots – We then highlight how the New Testament is not just a spiritual text but also a historical record. References to real events, specific rulers, and locations anchor the story of Jesus and the early church in real-life contexts. God-Breathed Scripture – Listeners learn that the New Testament is inspired by God, meaning it carries divine authority and power to transform lives. Through engaging metaphors, we illustrate how the Bible acts like a guide, lighting our path in life. Equipping Believers – We explore how the letters (epistles) and other writings in the New Testament teach practical ways to live out one’s faith in daily life, modeling the early church communities described in Acts and offering real-world applications. Message of Hope – Finally, we underscore the abundant hope found in Jesus, from forgiveness of sin to the promise of eternal life. The overarching theme is that God’s love is stronger than our failures and sufficiencies. Supporting Scriptures: John 3:16 Hebrews 8:6 Luke 1:3–4 2 Timothy 3:16–17 James 1:22 Romans 8:38–39  

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