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
446 episodes
Luke 17-18: After Your Prayer is Answered
We read Luke 17 and 18 and let Jesus challenge our instincts about forgiveness, prayer, humility, money, and what real faith looks like. We end by sitting with the one healed leper who returns to thank Jesus and asking what it looks like for us...
Living Outloud: Faithfulness in Different Situations
We walk through Luke 12 and name what faithfulness looks like when following Jesus gets hard, awkward, or costly. We connect integrity, fear, money, anxiety, readiness, and relationships into a whole-life picture of discipleship that doesn’t le...
Luke 15-16: What Repentance Does
We read Luke 15 and 16 and listen to Jesus teach with grounded, blue-collar parables that make God’s heart feel close and concrete. We end by wrestling with how the realities of heaven and hell change our urgency to pray, speak up, and welcome ...
Luke 13-14: Reasons to Not Go to Heaven
We read Luke 13–14 and sit with Jesus’ warnings and invitations, from repentance and mercy to the parables of the narrow door and the great banquet. We wrestle with why “few” make it in, and we name the real barriers as timing, distractions, an...
Luke 12: What Does Being Faithful Looks Like?
Luke 12 presses one question into our everyday choices: what does faithfulness to God look like right now. We follow Jesus through hypocrisy, fear, greed, worry, generosity, and readiness, then sum it up as undivided allegiance, kingdom-shaped ...
Luke 11: How (and where) to Pray
We read Luke 11 and sit with Jesus’ model of prayer, his call to persistent faith, and his warning against a spirituality that looks clean on the outside but stays dark within. We also challenge ourselves to choose a “certain place” to meet wit...
Living Outloud: When You Feel Thrown off Script
Enjoyed this episode? Find the audiobook (or physical copies) of Mike's book, Thrown off Script, on Amazon.We connect Luke 8 to re...
Luke 10: How to do Jesus' Work Jesus' Way
We read Luke 10 and track one thread through three scenes: Jesus sends out the seventy two, defines true neighbor love through the Good Samaritan, and corrects Martha’s distracted service. We end by asking what we celebrate, who we overlook, an...
Luke 9: What it Means to Follow Jesus
We read Luke 9 and let Jesus confront how we approach Scripture, how we define “enough,” and what it really means to follow him. I connect the miracles and hard teachings to daily surrender, where God replaces my need for control and comfort wi...
Luke 8: When You Feel Hopeless
We work through Luke 8 and watch Jesus thin the crowd while revealing what real listening and real faith look like. We connect parables, storms, healings, and deliverance around one simple invitation: lean in to Jesus with whatever shred of fai...
Luke 7: Appreciating Who Jesus Is
We read Luke 7 and watch Jesus meet outsiders, mourners, doubters, and critics with authority and compassion. We end by wrestling with how repentance and gratitude shape love, and why awareness of sin can lead to deeper joy in forgiveness. ...
Living Outloud: When Satan Quotes the Bible
We talk through Jesus’ temptation in Luke 4 and why it still matters when we feel either complacent or constantly under attack. We focus on the moment Satan quotes Psalm 91 and show how context keeps a true verse from becoming a dangerous lie.&...
Luke 5-6: After You Hear from Jesus
We read Luke 5 and 6 and watch Jesus call unlikely people, heal with compassion, and confront religious resistance with calm authority. We also slow down to hear Luke’s version of the Sermon on the Mount and wrestle with Jesus’ warning that the...
Luke 3-4: When You're Being Tempted
We read Luke 3 and 4 and watch Jesus step into public ministry through baptism, genealogy, and a face-to-face fight with temptation. I connect Luke’s focus on Jesus’ humanity to everyday pressure around provision, power, and the way Scripture c...
Luke 2: Figuring Out What God's Doing
We read Luke 2 and sit with the shocking humility of Jesus choosing to enter the world as a helpless baby. We also borrow Mary’s posture of treasuring what we do not fully understand and learn a simple way to track God’s fingerprints over time....
Luke 1: When God Finally Speaks
I reset our Bible reading rhythm by explaining why the Bible’s printed order can derail good intentions and why reading again is often the best next step. Then I start our New Testament season in Luke 1 and connect John the Baptist’s arrival to...
Celebrating and Anticipating with Outloud Bible
We celebrate a huge milestone: the entire Bible has been read out loud, and we pause to honor what God has done over the last three and a half years. We share how this ministry started, why public Scripture reading still matters, and where we b...
Living Outloud: What do we do with Revelation?
We celebrate reaching the end of the Bible's last book, and sit with why Revelation is meant to bless us, not frighten us. We connect Genesis, the resurrected Jesus, and the new heaven and new earth so we can live with steady hope and real urge...
Revelation 19-22: New and Forever
We finish Revelation 19 to 22 and hit a major milestone after 426 episodes: reading the whole Bible out loud. The story ends with justice fully served and hope fully unveiled as God makes all things new and invites the thirsty to come.• fin...
Revelation 16-18: Justice delivered
We read Revelation 16–18 and watch the story move from the seven bowl judgments to the exposure and collapse of Babylon the Great. We zoom out to see how God’s justice answers real evil, why some hearts refuse to repent, and how Psalm 73 helps ...
Revelation 12-15: Dragon Slaying 101
We read Revelation 12 through 15 and treat it as the revelation of Jesus Christ, not a fear machine for end times speculation. We slow down on the dragon, the beasts, and the warnings to show how believers endure and overcome by Jesus, testimon...
Living Outloud: Feedback from Jesus
We slow down in Revelation 2 and 3 and let the letters from Jesus read us instead of us just reading them. We ask what repentance looks like when the problem isn’t loud rebellion but quiet comfort, subtle compromise, and spiritual autopilot.&nb...
Revelation 8-11: Woe, woe, woe!
We read Revelation 8 through 11 and sit with the weight of the seventh seal, the trumpet judgments, and the strange mercy of God limiting what evil can do. We end by remembering the central reality Revelation keeps shouting through the noise: J...
Revelation 4-7: Throne room tour
Let's keep reading Revelation by letting the visions create awe instead of forcing every detail into a neat timeline. We move through Revelation 4–7 from the throne room to the Lamb and the seals, and we land on a steady reminder: if you’re red...