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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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Exodus 05: Worse Before It Gets Better
The first “Let my people go” doesn’t open prison doors, it tightens the chains. Exodus 5 starts with courage and ends with exhaustion: Moses and Aaron speak to Pharaoh, Pharaoh scoffs at Yahweh, and the backlash hits the workers immediately. St...
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Exodus 04: Thank You Moses
Moses is one of the most relatable people in the Bible because he does what many of us do when God calls: he argues, delays, and lists every reason he’s not the right person. As we walk through Exodus 4, we trace Moses’ shift from “I can’t do t...
Exodus 03: Hope Has A Name
A bush burns but never burns up and suddenly Exodus 3 stops feeling like ancient history and starts feeling like a mirror. I’m walking through Moses’ turning point on Mount Sinai, where an exhausted fugitive hears his name called, is told to st...
Exodus 02: When Things Don't Go As Planned
A baby in a basket should be the end of a story, not the beginning of deliverance. But Exodus 2 keeps flipping the script: what looks like loss becomes protection, what feels like surrender becomes provision, and what seems like a detour become...
Exodus 01: God Frees His People
A new Pharaoh rises, forgets Joseph, and turns fear into policy and the result is slavery, oppression, and a shocking command aimed at wiping out a generation. We slow down in Exodus chapter 1 to see what’s really happening beneath the surface ...
Colossians 04 Round Two: Don’t Give Up
Paul is in prison, but his biggest request isn’t comfort or an early release. He asks for something far harder: a clear voice for Christ when the door opens. Colossians 4 ends with prayer, workplace integrity, and a blueprint for everyday Chris...
Colossians 03 Round Twp: All Of Christ For All Of Life
You can believe the right things about Jesus and still keep Him boxed into a few safe corners of your life. Today we sit in Colossians 3 and let Paul press on the real issue: Jesus does not want to be part of our lives. He wants to be Lord over...
Colossians 02 Round Two: The Secret to Freedom
Freedom can feel like a finish line you never reach, especially when faith turns into a quiet checklist of rules you hope will finally make you acceptable. Colossians 2 cuts through that pressure with a sharper message: Jesus is not a stepping ...
Colossians 01 Round Two: Highlight All Of It
Someone told you Jesus was “a great teacher” and nothing more. Colossians 1 doesn’t just disagree, it lays down one of the strongest, clearest claims about Jesus in the entire New Testament.I’m Pastor Brandon, and we’re starting a new b...
Genesis 50: A Different Perspective
The book of Genesis ends with a funeral, a family reckoning, and one of the most grounding lines in all of Scripture. We walk through Genesis 50 as Joseph honors Jacob’s final request, returns to Egypt, and then faces the moment his brothers dr...
Genesis 49: A Splash In The Water
A father’s final words can heal, warn, or haunt and Genesis 49 proves they can also shape history. We’re walking through Jacob’s last blessing over his sons, and it’s as honest as it is prophetic: some sons are praised, some are confronted, and...
Genesis 48: God Has A Plan
God’s plan has a way of interrupting the plan that seems most obvious. Today we’re in Genesis 48 with Pastor Brandon, watching a family blessing that goes completely against the expected order and turns into a lesson on discernment, surrender, ...
Genesis 47: Time Marches On
The most dangerous lie about faith is that the best part is the big moment and then the story fades to black. Genesis 47 refuses to do that. After Jacob and Joseph finally reunite, the camera stays rolling, and we get the “next day” details tha...
Genesis 46: The Great Family Reunion
A father believes his son is gone forever, then suddenly he is standing face to face with him again. Genesis 46 gives us one of the most tender scenes in Scripture: Jacob arriving in Egypt and Joseph wrapping his arms around him, weeping for a ...
Genesis 45: The Big Reveal
The moment Joseph says, “I am Joseph,” everything changes. Genesis 45 isn’t just a dramatic reunion story. It’s a masterclass in forgiveness, God’s providence, and what it looks like to lead with a healed heart instead of a wounded ego.
Genesis 44: Judah Steps Up
A silver cup goes missing, the youngest brother takes the blame, and the family’s old wounds rip open again. Genesis 44 isn’t just a dramatic plot twist in the Joseph story, it’s a hard test that reveals whether Joseph’s brothers have actually ...
Genesis 43: Do It For Benny
The people who hurt you don’t just disappear, do they? Sometimes they show back up at the worst possible moment, and you have to decide what kind of person you’re going to be next. Genesis 43 drops us right into that tension as Joseph stands fa...
Genesis 42: Facing Your Past
The moment you think life is finally stable, the past walks back into the room. That’s the gut punch of Genesis 42, where Joseph is thriving as Egypt’s governor and then comes face to face with the very brothers who sold him into slavery. They ...
Genesis 41: From the Prison To the Palace
A man wakes up in a prison with no control over his future and goes to sleep in a palace with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. That is Genesis 41, and it’s one of the clearest pictures in Scripture of how fast God can change circumstanc...
Genesis 40: Forgotten But Not Forsaken
Somebody helped you, and you remembered forever. Somebody else helped you, and you forgot by Friday. Genesis 40 puts that tension right on the page, and we feel it through Joseph’s story in Pharaoh’s prison. We follow the moment two powerful me...
Genesis 39: Faithfulness In The Fire
The hardest spiritual test is not temptation in public, it’s pressure in private when doing the right thing costs you. Today we open Genesis 39 and sit with Joseph in the most frustrating kind of moment: he honors God, refuses compromise, and s...
Genesis 38: The Levirate Law
Genesis 38 is one of those Bible chapters people skip because it’s uncomfortable, complicated, and honestly a little shocking. We don’t skip it. We read the story of Judah and Tamar straight through, then slow down to unpack what’s actually hap...
Genesis 37: The Spoiled Dreamer
A favored son. A loud dream. A family powder keg. Genesis 37 opens the Joseph story with a question that still hits home: what do you do when God gives you a glimpse of your future, but your present is full of tension, envy, and broken relation...
Genesis 36: Esau's Family Tree
A chapter packed with hard-to-pronounce names might be the most practical Bible reading you do all week. We’re walking through Genesis 36, Esau’s family tree, and uncovering why Scripture preserves genealogies instead of trimming them out. What...
Genesis 35: The Celebration of Death
Death shows up in Genesis 35 with no warning, and it forces a question most of us would rather avoid: do we face loss with fear, denial, or a deeper kind of hope? We follow Jacob back to Bethel, the place where God first met him, and we watch r...