Outloud Bible Podcast
Mike Domeny, actor, author, and founder of Outloud Bible (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
Episodes
518 episodes
Ephesians 5-6: What we do
We finish Ephesians by listening for what “jumps out” when God’s Word is read aloud, then we ask what obedience looks like right now. We move from Paul’s repeated therefore into a clear picture of living in love, walking in wisdom, and standing...
Ephesians 3-4: Therefore
We read Ephesians 3–4 and trace the shift from what God has done in Christ to how we live as his body in the world. We lean into Paul’s vision of the church as God’s dwelling place and ask what it looks like to submit when God’s work in us feel...
Ephesians 1-2: What God did
We start Ephesians by tracing Paul’s history with Ephesus and then reading chapters 1 and 2 as a focused picture of what God has done for us in Christ. We end by challenging ourselves to rethink peace as reconciliation and to take seriously wha...
Living Outloud: When you know you're right
We take Paul’s teaching in Romans 14 and apply it to real Christian disagreements where the Bible calls us to conscience, humility, and unity. We explore how to stay fully convinced before God without judging each other, and how love sometimes ...
Romans 15-16: On a more personal note
We wrap up Romans by tracing Paul’s final push for unity, peace, and hope, then we slow down enough to feel the weight of his closing names and warnings. We leave with a bigger vision of the church as the body of Christ where God brings real sp...
Romans 11-12: Has God rejected Israel?
We ask the question many people argue about today: has God rejected Israel, and what does Romans 11 actually say about Israel, the church, and God’s mercy. We then follow Paul straight into Romans 12, where deep doctrine turns into practical he...
Romans 9-10: Israel rejected Jesus...
We read Romans 9 and 10 and feel Paul’s heartbreak for Israel while he insists God’s word has not failed. We wrestle with mercy, hard questions about election and hardening, and the wide-open promise of salvation for anyone who believes. <...
Living Outloud: Waging the war inside me
We notice how Romans 1 to 8 focuses less on a to-do list and more on who we are because of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We talk honestly about why we keep doing what we hate and how God reshapes desires so obedience becomes the overflow of a new ...
Romans 7-8: Why is it so hard to do the right thing?
We read Romans 7 and 8 and track Paul’s case that the law cannot make us right with God, even though it is holy and good. We move from the reality of the inner war with sin to the steady hope of life in the Spirit and the promise that nothing c...
Romans 5-6: So I'm saved. Now what?
We read Romans 5–6 to answer the question that comes right after justification: now what do we do with grace in real life. We follow Paul’s logic from peace with God and hope in suffering to a blunt choice about who we serve and what kind of fr...
Romans 3-4: Just if I'd...
We read Romans 3 and 4 and track Paul’s argument that nobody gets declared righteous by works, whether the marker is circumcision or any other religious badge. We land on the good news of being justified freely by grace through faith in Jesus, ...
Romans 1-2: No one comes out of this looking good...
We start the Book of Romans and hear why Paul writes to a divided church that needs clarity on salvation and righteousness. After reading Romans 1 and 2, I reflect on how the gospel exposes hypocrisy while calling us to grace-fueled holiness an...
Understand the Bible Better: Genres
We walk through a simple “Bible as a library” framework that explains why some passages feel straightforward while others need context, imagery, or patience. We map the major Bible genres across the Old Testament and New Testament so you can re...
John’s Greatest Hits (John, 1 John, Revelation)
We celebrate the 500th episode by reading John’s greatest hits across the Gospel of John, 1 John, and Revelation. We connect the Word made flesh to new birth, honest confession, and a future where God’s light ends the night. • John’s p...
Paul’s Greatest Hits (Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians)
We celebrate the podcast’s 500th milestone by reading Paul’s greatest hits and slowing down enough to hear the context and the heartbeat behind the famous lines. We move from Spirit-led freedom and love to armor for spiritual battle, peace in a...
Episode #500: Jesus' Greatest Hits (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
We celebrate the 500th episode by reading a curated run of Jesus’ most remembered teachings, parables, and closing words, letting them land with fresh weight. • gratitude for long-term Bible reading and growing in context <...
David’s Greatest Hits (Psalms)
We take a break from Paul’s letters to celebrate a milestone week by reading “the Bible’s greatest hits” that have strengthened believers for generations. We focus on David’s greatest Psalms and let wisdom, comfort, confession, and praise shape...
Living Outloud: Rebuilding Relationships after Hurt
We step back and take in the full message of 2 Corinthians through one theme: reconciliation. We challenge ourselves to forgive honestly, rebuild wisely, and live like ambassadors who invite others back to God.• reconciliation as a choi...
2 Corinthians 12-13: Feeling weak?
We finish 2 Corinthians by listening to Paul’s raw honesty about visions, weakness, and the thorn he begged God to remove. I sit with the uncomfortable comfort of “My grace is enough for you” and ask what it means to be content when God gives s...
2 Corinthians 9-11: Call me crazy, but...
We read through 2 Corinthians and watch Paul push the Corinthians toward generous giving that comes from love, not pressure. Then we track how Paul defends his ministry, exposes false apostles, and points us toward integrity, spiritual clarity,...
2 Corinthians 3-5: Congratulations, you're a minister!
We keep reading 2 Corinthians as Paul explains why his confidence comes from God and how the Spirit transforms hearts with real freedom. We trace the Bible’s big story of reconciliation and hear the challenge to live as ambassadors who carry Go...
Living Outloud: How To Discover And Use Your Spiritual Gifts
We reflect on 1 Corinthians 12–16 and get practical about spiritual gifts, why God gives them, and how we’re meant to put Scripture into action. We also let 1 Corinthians 13 confront our motives so our gifts build up the church through real lov...
2 Corinthians 1-2: Messy Reconciliation
We open 2 Corinthians by naming the real tension between Paul and the church in Corinth and why reconciliation has to be fought for when trust gets damaged. We read Paul’s words on comfort, integrity, and forgiveness, then we challenge ourselve...