Why is remembering God's faithfulness so important for Christians? In this episode of The Bible Friends, we explore how Scripture repeatedly calls God's people to remember His works, His promises, and His character. From the Exodus to the Psalms to the gospel of Jesus Christ, we discuss how looking back at God's faithfulness strengthens our faith, encourages obedience, and gives us hope for the future.

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Why should Christians read the whole Bible? In this episode of The Bible Friends, we discuss how reading through Scripture transformed our understanding of God, helped us recognize false teaching, and strengthened our discernment. We share personal experiences, biblical encouragement, and practical reasons why every believer should spend time in God's Word regularly. Join us as we explore the importance of reading the Bible in context and growing in the knowledge of Christ through His Word.

Have you ever wondered what a Bible dictionary is or how it differs from a regular dictionary, lexicon, or Strong's Concordance? In this episode of The Bible Friends, we discuss one of the most helpful and overlooked Bible study tools available to Christians. We explain what Bible dictionaries are, how to use them to study people, places, and things in Scripture, and why we believe every believer should have one before investing in commentaries. We also share our thoughts on the Tyndale and Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionaries and how these resources can help you better understand God's Word and study the Bible in context.

In this episode of The Bible Friends, we discuss what Scripture says is the biggest threat to the church — and according to the Bible, it isn’t coming from outside the church, but from within. Together we walk through passages in Matthew 7, Galatians, Jude, 1 Corinthians 5, and 1 Timothy 5 to talk about false teachers, wolves in sheep’s clothing, church discipline, sin within the body, and how believers are called to contend for the faith in truth and love. Our prayer is that this conversation encourages you to stand firm in God’s word and grow in discernment with grace and humility.

In this episode of The Bible Friends, we tackle one of the biggest questions many Christians wrestle with today: How do we know what’s truly biblical when there are so many different interpretations? Together, we walk through the core doctrines of the Christian faith and discuss the foundational truths that believers cannot compromise on. From the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the true gospel, to the deity of Christ, monotheism, and the doctrine of the Trinity, we open Scripture to examine what God’s Word clearly teaches. We also discuss several false gospels that are common today—including prosperity, legalism, therapeutic Christianity, and universalism—and why it’s so important to test every teaching against Scripture. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or confused by conflicting teachings online, this conversation is meant to encourage you to stand confidently on the truth of God’s Word and remain rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Join us on The Bible Friends as we sit down for an in-depth Bible study through Romans 7 and 8, exploring what it means to walk by the Spirit, struggle against the flesh, and live in the freedom Christ purchased for believers. Together we trace cross-references throughout Scripture—including Galatians 5, Ephesians 1, Matthew 5, Romans 5, and more—to see how Scripture interprets Scripture and points us to the hope found in Jesus Christ.

In this episode we talk about:

• Romans 8 explained
• No condemnation in Christ
• Walking by the Spirit
• Flesh vs Spirit
• Sanctification and the Christian life
• Assurance of salvation
• The indwelling Holy Spirit
• Being adopted as children of God
• How Scripture connects together
• Encouragement for Christians struggling with sin

Whether you are new to Bible study or have been studying Scripture for years, we hope this episode encourages you to open God’s Word, follow cross-references, and grow in your understanding of the gospel and the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

📖 Passages discussed: Romans 7–8, Galatians 5, Ephesians 1, Matthew 5, Romans 5, Colossians 3, 1 Corinthians 13, James 3, Hebrews 11, John 17, and more.

In this episode of The Bible Friends, we open Scripture to talk about the true gospel of Jesus Christ and what the Bible actually teaches about salvation. Together we walk through 1 Corinthians 15, Romans 10, John 10, Romans 5, James 2, and more as we discuss repentance, faith, grace, the resurrection of Christ, and why the gospel is far more than simply “Jesus loves you.”

We also talk about the difference between the gospel itself and the fruit that comes from genuine salvation, the importance of sharing God’s Word faithfully, and why Christians are called to test every teaching and experience against Scripture. This conversation touches on modern testimony culture, prosperity gospel influences, sanctification, repentance, and what it truly means to be saved by grace through faith in Christ alone.

Our prayer is that this episode encourages you to stay rooted in Scripture, to grow in discernment, and to keep your eyes fixed on Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

📖 Key Scriptures: • 1 Corinthians 15 • Romans 10 • John 10 • Romans 5 • James 2 • Isaiah 53 • 1 Timothy 6 • Hebrews 4 • Matthew 7

Welcome to The Bible Friends, where we gather around God’s Word to seek truth together. We believe Scripture is sufficient, authoritative, and living, and that every belief and experience should be tested against it.

When you feel weak, discouraged, or overwhelmed—what does it actually look like to stay strong in your faith?

In this episode of The Bible Friends, we talk about trials, suffering, and the reality of walking through hard seasons as believers. Through Scripture and personal experience, we unpack how God uses weakness to strengthen our faith and draw us closer to Him.

From 2 Corinthians 12:9 to James 1:2-4, this conversation is a reminder that God’s grace is sufficient—and His strength is made perfect in our weakness.