Walk With Me
Walk With Me is a daily devotional podcast designed to walk you through books of the Bible in a way that's clear, grounded, and easy to follow. Each episode is a short, honest, and gospel-centered companion to your daily reading - helping you understand the context, see the bigger picture, and apply truth in a real way.
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Latest Episodes
Season 3: Intro to 1 Peter
1 Peter is a daily devotional journey through a letter written to believers learning how to remain faithful in a world that often feels unfamiliar, hostile, or difficult. Together, we'll explore themes of living hope, holiness, suffering, ident...
Day 39: Ephesians Epilogue Episode 4: From Babel to One New Humanity
Scripture Reading: Genesis 11:1-9; Acts 2:1-13; Ephesians 2:11-22The gospel unites what sin has divided.Throughout Ephesians, Paul celebrates God's work of creating "one new humanity" in Christ. This wasn't a new idea. It was God'...
Day 38: Ephesians Epilogue Episodes: God Dwells With His People
Scripture Readings: Genesis 2:8-15, Exodus 25:8-9, John 1:14, Ephesians 2:19-22, Revelation 21:1-3God's greatest desire has always been to dwell with His redeemed people. From the opening pages of Scripture to its final chapter, God has ...
Day 27: Ephesians Epilogue Episodes: The Divine Warrior: Isaiah 9:14-21
The armor of God reminds us that the battle belongs to the Lord.Long before Paul described the armor of God, Isaiah painted a picture of God Himself as the Divine Warrior. Seeing injustice, sin, and the inability of humanity to save itse...
Day 36: Ephesians Epilogue Episodes: The Revival That Changed Ephesus: Acts 19:11-20
Following Jesus means trusting Him more than anything that once promises us security. Long before Paul wrote Ephesians, God powerfully transformed the city. As people came to faith in Jesus, many publicly confessed their sins and burned their c...