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The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
Brandon Cannon
Beyond the Design
Cray Bauxmont-Flynn
New Mercies for Moms
KVNE
The Overlooked Dark Knight: The New Adventures
Andrew Leyland and Michael Bailey
Desert Island Tricks
Alakazam Magic
Nonsense in the Chaos
Jolie
JazzPodcast
Christian Müller vom Kultur - und Medienbüro WORT TON WELLE
Quinn's Ideas
Quinn's Ideas
Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine Podcast
Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine
The Adventure Paradox
Cat Caldwell Myers
with Tarek Osman - مع طارق عثمان
Tarek Osman
egyéletem - Babik Edittel
radiocafé
Medical Staff Relief
MSR
SUNNY's Podcast
SUNNY
Imia Podcast
bebocute2022
ALEX
SUNNY
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
Book Shelter
Book Shelter
CyberSecurity Summary
CyberSecurity Summary
Historias de los Libros
Historias de los Libros
Dentistry Made Simple
Dentistry Made Simple
Civil Engineering Made Simple
Civil Engineering Made Simple
Medicine Made Simple
Medicine Made Simple
Storytime for Kids
Storytime for Kids
The Working Songwriter
Joe Pug
PWT VIP All Shows
PWTorch VIP Audio
PWT VIP The Fix
VIP Podcasts - Today's Scene
Tea Biz
Dan Bolton
闲弹时光 艺术播客
闲弹时光艺术播客
Fatto in casa da Benedetta
Benedetta Rossi
Book Marketing Tips and Author Success Podcast
Author Marketing Experts
99% Invisible
Roman Mars
The Mistress Carrie Podcast
Mistress Carrie
House of Mystery Radio on NBC
House of Mystery Radio
Arts
Brandon Cannon
The most powerful parts of Exodus are not always the dramatic moments, sometimes they’re the quiet details that show us how to draw near. We’re in Exodus 37 with Pastor Brandon, watching Bezalel build the sacred “vehicle...
The moment the building actually starts can feel messy, slow, and honestly a little overwhelming, and that’s exactly why Exodus 36 hits so close to home. We’re watching God take the tabernacle from detailed instructions ...
Freedom changes what you do with your time and what you do with your stuff. Today we break down Exodus 35, where God starts by commanding Sabbath rest for a people fresh out of slavery, then immediately invites them to b...
Moses comes down the mountain glowing and it’s not a metaphor. Exodus 34 gives us one of the Bible’s most unforgettable images of what happens when a human being spends time in the presence of a holy God, and it also giv...
God tells Moses something that should stop any believer in their tracks: “Go to the Promised Land… but I will not travel among you.” After the golden calf rebellion, Israel is faced with a terrifying reality. They can st...
Forty days. That’s all Moses is gone, and Israel goes from witnessing world-shaking miracles to dancing around a golden calf. Exodus 32 is frustrating, sobering, and way too relatable, because it exposes a pattern we sti...
God doesn’t only call prophets and pastors. Sometimes He calls craftsmen. Exodus 31 stops long enough to name the people who turn a holy vision into real life, and that detail can change how you see your own gifts.We tal...
You can tell what someone has been around, not just by what they say, but by what they carry. Exodus 30 takes that idea and turns it into a vivid image: a holy fragrance so unique it marked the tabernacle, the priests, a...
Blood on earlobes, thumbs, and toes sounds shocking until you understand what Exodus 29 is really doing. We’re breaking down the ordination of Aaron and his sons and why God gets so specific about worship, sacrifice, and...
The strangest part of Exodus 28 might be the part that ends up being the clearest: God cares how His people approach Him. Not because He wants a fashion show, but because worship is never weightless. Pastor Brandon break...
Details can feel exhausting until you realize they are the very thing that keeps a relationship clear and strong. Today we’re in Exodus 27, where God gives more tabernacle instructions, and Pastor Brandon connects those ...
God gives Moses a blueprint with curtains, clasps, acacia wood frames, and gold overlays and somehow it lands like a direct challenge to our daily faith. Pastor Brandon breaks down Exodus 26 and shows why the tabernacle ...
God doesn’t introduce the tabernacle as a religious project. He introduces it as a relationship promise: “Have the people of Israel build me a holy sanctuary so I can live among them.” Exodus 25 is where worship stops be...
They saw God and lived and then they sat down and ate. Exodus 24 contains one of the most unexpected scenes in the entire Old Testament, and it reshapes how we think about holiness, covenant, and what God actually wants ...
God doesn’t just rescue Israel from slavery, he teaches them how to stay free and Exodus 23 gets surprisingly direct about what that looks like. We talk through the chapter the way we read it: not as a list of random rul...
Freedom can disappear fast when nobody knows the rules. Exodus 22 drops us right into that tension: Israel has been rescued from slavery, but now they have to learn how to live as free people without sliding into chaos, ...
Exodus 21 gets quoted all the time and understood far less. We’re reading “Justice in the Wilderness,” where God takes Israel from the thunder of Mount Sinai into the gritty realities of building a society: debt, labor, ...
Thunder on the mountain, a trembling crowd, and ten sentences that reshape a nation. We open Exodus 20 with Pastor Brandon as God speaks to a former slave people and teaches them how to stay free. The Ten Commandments la...
The mountain shakes, the sky cracks with thunder, and smoke billows like a furnace as God’s presence descends on Mount Sinai. Exodus 19 is one of the most intense “God shows up” scenes in all of Scripture, and we slow do...
Moses has a miracle story to tell, but he also has a leadership problem he can’t outwork. As Israel learns how to live in freedom, every disagreement and every question ends up in one place: Moses’ seat. By Exodus 18, th...
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