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The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
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Welcome to "The Bible Breakdown," where we break down God’s Word so we can know God better. I'm your host, Brandon Cannon, and I'm here to guide you through the pages of the Bible, one day at a time.
Each day, we'll read through a section of the Bible and explore key themes, motifs, and teachings. Whether you're new to the Bible or a seasoned veteran, I guarantee you'll find something insightful or inspiring. My hope is to encourage you to dive deeper and deeper.
So grab your Bible, your journal, your coffee, and join me on this journey of faith and discovery. And don't forget to hit that subscribe button to stay up-to-date with our daily readings and breakdowns.
Remember, as we journey through the pages of the Bible together, we're not just reading a book, we're unlocking the secrets to eternal life. The more we dig, the more we find! Let's get started!
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Episodes
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Psalm 80: What To Do When You Need Revival
When you feel far from God, the most exhausting part is the loop: you notice you’re dry, you try to fix the feeling, and the focus keeps sliding back to you. Psalm 80 breaks that cycle with a simple, repeated prayer that still hits hard today: ...
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Psalm 79: What To Do When Disaster Strikes
Disaster doesn’t ask permission. One day you’re fine, the next you’re staring at a mess you don’t know how to clean up. Psalm 79 is a prayer written from that exact place, with Jerusalem in ruins and God’s people overwhelmed by grief, loss, and...
Psalm 78: What To Teach The Next Generation
Forgetfulness is never neutral. Psalm 78 shows how quickly a people can watch miracles and still drift into complaining, craving, and rebellion, and it forces a personal question: what are we teaching the next generation to remember? I walk thr...
Psalm 77: How To Fight Depression With Memory
Some mornings, your heart is loud with questions and your prayers feel like they hit the ceiling. Psalm 77 doesn’t scold that experience or tidy it up for church. It puts it on the page: sleeplessness, distress, and the fear that God has stoppe...
Psalm 76: How To Testify
A great testimony doesn’t need a microphone, perfect wording, or a shocking backstory. It needs one thing: God at the center. Today we camp out in Psalm 76, a compact worship song that reads like a victory report, and we use it as a blueprint f...
Psalm 75: How To Stay Humble In Victory
Your biggest win can become your biggest blind spot. Psalm 75 doesn’t let us celebrate on autopilot, because it forces one clear question: who really brought the victory? I’m Pastor Brandon, and today we slow down and walk through Psalm chapter...
Psalm 74: What To Do When The Enemy Wins
When life is going great, it’s easy to talk about faith. The real test shows up when you do everything you can and still watch the scoreboard flash “loss.” We open Psalm 74 with a blunt question that many believers are afraid to say out loud: w...
Psalm 73: How To Live Among Idiots
Watching the wrong people “win” can mess with your head and your faith. When you’re trying to live with integrity but arrogant, cruel, or dishonest people seem to prosper, it’s easy to spiral into resentment and start asking the question Psalm ...
Psalm 72: How To Pray Over Your Family
“Lord, keep them safe” is a real prayer, but it can’t be the only one. We open Psalm 72 and find a surprisingly practical guide for how to pray over your family with clarity and purpose. It reads like a blessing over a king, and it teaches us t...
Psalm 71: How To Walk With God Through Many Seasons
When life starts feeling like a roller coaster, it’s easy to judge God by the last five minutes instead of the last five years. Today we sit with Psalm 71, a raw, steady prayer from someone who has lived long enough to remember both the pain an...
Psalm 70: How To Do A 911 Prayer
Some days you have time for a long, thoughtful prayer. Other days it’s 3 a.m., your mind is racing, the pressure is real, and you need God now. That’s where Psalm 70 shines. We call it a “911 prayer” because it’s short, urgent, and honest, the ...
Psalm 69: How To Pray When You Have Had Enough
Ever hit that moment where you don’t want to quit but you’re honestly out of strength? Psalm 69 gives words for that exact place, when it feels like floodwaters are up to your neck and you’re sinking in the mud with no foothold. We read the psa...
Psalm 68: Say It With Your Chest
Some prayers sound like we’re trying to convince God to care, or worse, trying to convince ourselves He can do anything at all. Psalm 68 pushes back hard. Today we’re reading one of David’s boldest songs and learning how to “say it with your ch...
Psalm 67: Living For Something Bigger
God’s blessing is comforting, but Psalm 67 refuses to let it stay private. We sit with a prayer that starts like the Aaronic Blessing, “May God be merciful and bless us,” and then watch the Psalm push the spotlight outward: may God’s ways be kn...
Psalm 66: Share Your Testimony
Your story is not small, and it is not “normal” when God is the one who carried you through it. We sit with Psalm 66 and hear an anonymous writer do something fearless: turn a personal rescue into public praise. The name is missing, but the mes...
Psalm 65: How To Develop A Heart Of Gratitude
Gratitude can feel natural when life is easy, but what happens when your mind keeps replaying the small bad moments and forgetting the small good ones? Today we’re in Psalm 65 with Pastor Brandon, and we’re treating thankfulness like what it re...
Psalm 64: How To Respond To Slander
Somebody talks about you, twists the facts, and suddenly your name is getting passed around like it’s public property. That moment can make even kind people want to go scorched earth, especially when the accusation is wrong and everyone seems r...
Psalm 63: What To Do When Feeling Spiritually Dry
Spiritual dryness can feel like a personal failure. You look around and everyone else seems on fire, while you’re stuck wondering why your heart feels empty. Today we sit in Psalm 63 with David in the wilderness of Judah, and we let Scripture n...
Psalm 62: How To Find Real Peace
Peace is easy to talk about until your world starts shaking. We spend time in Psalm 62, where David describes a calm that holds steady even when enemies close in and pressure rises. I love how direct this psalm is: real security doesn’t come fr...
Psalm 61: What To Do When Life Feels Heavy
When life feels heavy, the hardest part is often figuring out what to say to God. We open Psalm 61 and start right where David starts: “Listen to my cry… when my heart is overwhelmed.” If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying one too many thing...
Psalm 60: What To Do In The Middle Of Battle
You can be faithful and still feel exhausted. That’s the tension we sit with today as we break down Psalm 60 and talk about what to do when you’re stuck in the middle of a battle: not at the start, not at the finish, just tired and trying to ke...
Psalm 59: What To Do In A Crisis
The hardest part of a real crisis isn’t always the fear, it’s the silence in your own mind when you try to pray and nothing comes out. We sit with Psalm 59 and ask a painfully practical question: what do you do when the emergency is happening r...
Psalm 58: What To Do When You Want Revenge
Revenge feels honest when the world feels crooked. Today we sit with Psalm 58, where David is fed up with corrupt leaders, unfair judgment, and violence that keeps spreading, and he refuses to dress his anger up in polite church language. We re...
Psalm 57: How To Worship While Waiting
Waiting on God can be harder than the crisis itself, especially when you have no idea when the answer is coming. Psalm 57 meets us right there. We open with David hiding in a cave, hunted by Saul, unsure how the story will turn out yet convince...
Psalm 56: When Sorrow Overwhelms You
Some days you are not spiraling with anxiety, you are just sad, and you cannot even explain it. Psalm 56 gives us language for that kind of grief. David writes while surrounded by enemies, worn down by slander, and overwhelmed by fear, yet he k...