Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible.

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This Bible study devotional covers Ezekiel 40:1-43:12. In this passage, we learn that the temple measurements God gives Ezekiel aren’t blueprints for a building; they are ideals every Israelite should embody. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Ezekiel 40:1-43:12, we see that the temple builder is not Israel but God. God built his true temple when he came to earth as the true Israelite, Jesus. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
Written by Seth Stewart 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
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Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfEzekiel

This Bible study devotional covers Ezekiel 40:1-43:12. In this passage, we learn that the temple measurements God gives Ezekiel aren’t blueprints for a building; they are ideals every Israelite should embody.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Ezekiel 40:1-43:12, we see that the temple builder is not Israel but God. God built his true temple when he came to earth as the true Israelite, Jesus.

Presented by Seth Stewart
Written by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story.

Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com
Donate: https://www.SpokenGo

Ezekiel 40:1-43:12 | An Ideal Temple | Bible Study

"The Lord has heard my cry for mercy; the Lord accepts my prayer." - Psalm 6:9 (NIV)

Paul ends his letter to Timothy talking about contentment. In this podcast episode, Seth and David discuss how contentment isn't saying "no" to things but begins with accepting God as a generous giver.

1 Timothy 6:3-21 | How to be Content | Podcast

What did Jesus mean when he said it was time to fulfill all righteousness in Matthew 3:15?

Paul gives Timothy advice on how to address and correct three different groups of people who now live in God's house: widows, elders, and slaves. 
 
In this podcast episode, Seth and David talk about God's heart for widows and orphans and how to make sense of Paul's commands about slaves.

Paul gives Timothy advice on how to address and correct three different groups of people who now live in God's house: widows, elders, and slaves. 

In this podcast episode, Seth and David talk about God's heart for widows and orphans and how to make sense of Paul's commands about slaves.

1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 | How to Correct Your Family | Podcast

This Bible study devotional covers 2 Timothy 2:14-3:17. In this passage the apostle Paul reminds Timothy that false teachers have always been around, and the solution is always the same: to handle, interpret, and explain God’s Word. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In 2 Timothy 2:14-3:17, we see that Jesus and his resurrection prove the undying power of God’s Word. 
 
Presented by Katie O' Dell 
Written by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
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Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BooksOfTimothy

This Bible study devotional covers 2 Timothy 2:14-3:17. In this passage the apostle Paul reminds Timothy that false teachers have always been around, and the solution is always the same: to handle, interpret, and explain God’s Word.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In 2 Timothy 2:14-3:17, we see that Jesus and his resurrection prove the undying power of God’s Word.

Presented by Katie O' Dell
Written by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story.

Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate

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2 Timothy 2:14-3:17 | False Teachers Have Always Been a Problem | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers 2 Timothy 1:1-2:13. In this passage the apostle Paul is suffering and about to die. He writes to his protege Timothy, who he hopes will continue his ministry after his death. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In 2 Timothy 1:1-2:13, we see that once we choose to share Christ’s sufferings, we are inseparably joined to Jesus and his victory. 
 
Presented by Katie O' Dell 
Written by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BooksOfTimothy

This Bible study devotional covers 2 Timothy 1:1-2:13. In this passage the apostle Paul is suffering and about to die. He writes to his protege Timothy, who he hopes will continue his ministry after his death.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In 2 Timothy 1:1-2:13, we see that once we choose to share Christ’s sufferings, we are inseparably joined to Jesus and his victory. 

Presented by Katie O' Dell
Written by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story.

Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate

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2 Timothy 1:1-2:13 | The Apostle Paul’s Last Letter  | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 23:9-40. In this passage, we learn the position of God’s prophet was filled with adulterous evil. The only good prophet left is Jeremiah. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 23:9-40, we see that we have no reason to fear our time's false teachers and prophets because the true teacher and prophet, Jesus, sits in heaven. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 23:9-40. In this passage, we learn the position of God’s prophet was filled with adulterous evil. The only good prophet left is Jeremiah.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 23:9-40, we see that we have no reason to fear our time's false teachers and prophets because the true teacher and prophet, Jesus, sits in heaven.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help pe

Jeremiah 23:9-40 | God Defends his Word | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 21:1-23:8. In this passage, Jeremiah condemns Judah’s last king, Zedekiah, and the relatives who ruled before him and promises God will raise a new leader for his people. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 21:1-23:8, we see that the leader who would rule wisely and lead his scattered people to safety is Jesus. Jesus is the true Lord of Justice, the true Zedekiah. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 21:1-23:8. In this passage, Jeremiah condemns Judah’s last king, Zedekiah, and the relatives who ruled before him and promises God will raise a new leader for his people. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 21:1-23:8, we see that the leader who would rule wisely and lead his scattered people to safety is Jesus. Jesus is the true Lord of Justice, the true Zedekiah. 

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible enga

Jeremiah 21:1-23:8 | A Lord of Justice | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 17:19-19:15. In this passage, God tells Jeremiah to visit various places around Jerusalem and prophesy Judah’s imminent destruction for the ways they have abandoned the God who created them. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 17:19-19:15, we see that in Jesus, God showed us that God takes the form of rebellious humans and shapes it into a new creation aligned with their Creator’s designs. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 17:19-19:15. In this passage, God tells Jeremiah to visit various places around Jerusalem and prophesy Judah’s imminent destruction for the ways they have abandoned the God who created them.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 17:19-19:15, we see that in Jesus, God showed us that God takes the form of rebellious humans and shapes it into a new creation aligned with their Creator’s designs.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering t

Jeremiah 17:19-19:15 | A Potter and His Clay | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 16:1-17:18. In this passage, God tells Jeremiah to embody personally the coming destruction against Judah in hopes of shocking his people back to him. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 16:1-17:18, we see that in Jesus, God himself embodies the curse his people are owed and the rescue and restoration we can expect. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 16:1-17:18. In this passage, God tells Jeremiah to embody personally the coming destruction against Judah in hopes of shocking his people back to him.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 16:1-17:18, we see that in Jesus,  God himself embodies the curse his people are owed and the rescue and restoration we can expect. 

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help peo

Jeremiah 16:1-17:18 | Embodying Death | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 7:1-10:22. In this passage, Jeremiah says the priests of Judah have turned God’s house into a religious front for exploitation. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 7:1-10:22, we see that it's through Jesus, God’s ultimate prophet, that sick temples are torn down, and the hard hearts of God’s people are softened. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 7:1-10:22. In this passage, Jeremiah says the priests of Judah have turned God’s house into a religious front for exploitation. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 7:1-10:22, we see that it's through Jesus, God’s ultimate prophet, that sick temples are torn down, and the hard hearts of God’s people are softened.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people s

Jeremiah 7:1-10:22 | A Den of Thieves | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 4:5-6:30. In this passage, to Jeremiah’s horror, he realizes there is not one good person left in Judah, and nothing will stop God’s judgment. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 4:5-6:30, we see that Jesus is the one good man through whom God’s people would be forgiven, escape judgment, and receive his loving provision. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 4:5-6:30. In this passage, to Jeremiah’s horror, he realizes there is not one good person left in Judah, and nothing will stop God’s judgment. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 4:5-6:30, we see that Jesus is the one good man through whom God’s people would be forgiven, escape judgment, and receive his loving provision.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help

Jeremiah 4:5-6:30 | Just One Good Man | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 2:1-4:4. In this passage, Jeremiah remembers how Judah was once devoted to God like a newlywed spouse and how God protected her like a young lover until one day, Judah was no longer faithful. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 2:1-4:4, we see that God’s divorce of Judah is not his last word to his unfaithful people—Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and return are. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Seth Stewart 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJeremiah

This Bible study devotional covers Jeremiah 2:1-4:4. In this passage, Jeremiah remembers how Judah was once devoted to God like a newlywed spouse and how God protected her like a young lover until one day, Judah was no longer faithful.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Jeremiah 2:1-4:4, we see that God’s divorce of Judah is not his last word to his unfaithful people—Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and return are.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Seth Stewart
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engag

Jeremiah 2:1-4:4 | A Divine Divorce | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers James 4:11-5:20. In this passage, James warns those guilty of slander and unethically gained wealth that God is coming to both judge them for their pride and vindicate those they have harmed. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 4:11-5:20 we see that Jesus is a compassionate judge who is willing to pardon those guilty of the same pride, slander, and unethical wealth that killed him. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Danny Varghese 
--- 
About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJames

This Bible study devotional covers James 4:11-5:20. In this passage, James warns those guilty of slander and unethically gained wealth that God is coming to both judge them for their pride and vindicate those they have harmed. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 4:11-5:20 we see that Jesus is  a compassionate judge who is willing to pardon those guilty of the same pride, slander, and unethical wealth that killed him.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Danny Varghese
---
About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bi

James 4:11-5:20 | God Will Judge | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers James 3:13-4:10. In this passage, James tells teachers in the church they must choose between two kinds of wisdom. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 3:13-4-10 we see that in Jesus, we can turn from combativeness, selfishness, and earthly wisdom by humbling ourselves before the peace-creating, death-reversing wisdom of Jesus. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Christine Kazar. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Seth Stewart. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Danny Varghese 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
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Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
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Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
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Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
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#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJames

This Bible study devotional covers James 3:13-4:10. In this passage, James tells teachers in the church they must choose between two kinds of wisdom. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 3:13-4-10 we see that in Jesus, we can turn from combativeness, selfishness, and earthly wisdom by humbling ourselves before the peace-creating, death-reversing wisdom of Jesus. 

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Christine Kazar. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Seth Stewart. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Danny Varghese
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help pe

James 3:13-4:10 | Two Wisdoms | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers James 3:1-12. In this passage, James warns leaders responsible for teaching others that they are held to a higher standard. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 3:1-12 we see that Jesus won’t let us fall into the restless and unnatural evil that our tongue is capable of. Where the tongue is reckless and unreliable, Jesus is steadfast and true. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Christine Kazar. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Seth Stewart. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Danny Varghese 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
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Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJames

This Bible study devotional covers James 3:1-12. In this passage, James warns leaders responsible for teaching others that they are held to a higher standard. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 3:1-12 we see that Jesus won’t let us fall into the restless and unnatural evil that our tongue is capable of. Where the tongue is reckless and unreliable, Jesus is steadfast and true. 

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Christine Kazar. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Seth Stewart. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Danny Varghese
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative vid

James 3:1-12 | Teachers, Beware | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers James 2:14-26. In this passage, James critiques a common misconception that faith is just believing the right things. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 2:14-26 we see that Jesus did not make us his friends by faith alone. Jesus did not sit in heaven simply believing we would one day be his friends. No. God so loved us that he took action. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Danny Varghese 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
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Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJames

This Bible study devotional covers James 2:14-26. In this passage, James critiques a common misconception that faith is just believing the right things. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 2:14-26 we see that Jesus did not make us his friends by faith alone. Jesus did not sit in heaven simply believing we would one day be his friends. No. God so loved us that he took action.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Danny Varghese
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos

James 2:14-26 | Not Saved by Faith Alone | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers James 2:1-13. In this passage, James says that God’s laws teach God’s people how to be and remain free. And as a people who have been set free, we must act out our freedom. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 2:1-13 James says Jesus’ laws can be summarized as “mercy,” which is really good news for people who want to be maximally free because there are no restraints or limits that God places on our pursuit of mercy towards others. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Danny Varghese 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfJames

This Bible study devotional covers James 2:1-13. In this passage, James says that God’s laws teach God’s people how to be and remain free. And as a people who have been set free, we must act out our freedom. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In James 2:1-13 James says Jesus’ laws can be summarized as “mercy,” which is really good news for people who want to be maximally free because there are no restraints or limits that God places on our pursuit of mercy towards others.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Danny Varghese
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media m

James 2:1-13 | Obedience is Freedom | Bible Study

This Bible study devotional covers Zephaniah 3:9-20. In this passage, God promises that he will come near his people to comfort them. In joy, he will sing over the humble; in love, he will quiet the anxious. 
 
As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Zephaniah 3:9-20 we see a picture of what will happen on the Day of Pentecost when Jesus sent his Spirit to a group of humble disciples in Jerusalem. 
 
This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you. 
 
Presented by Lauren McAfee 
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About Spoken Gospel: 
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creative videos that help people see and savor the good news of Jesus on every page of the Bible. We are wanting to make introduction videos for every book of the Bible using spoken word poetry to tell the story. 
 
Website: https://www.SpokenGospel.com 
Podcast: https://www.SpokenGospelPodcast.com 
Donate: https://www.SpokenGospel.com/donate 
 
Follow us: 
https://instagram.com/SpokenGospel 
https://twitter.com/HeySpokenGospel 
https://facebook.com/SpokenGospel 
Subscribe: https://youtube.com/SpokenGospel 
 
Scriptures taken from the Holy Bible, New International Version TM, NIV TM 
Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. 
Used with permission. All rights reserved worldwide. 
Learn more at: https://www.biblica.com 
 
#BibleDevotional #Expository #BookOfZephaniah

This Bible study devotional covers Zephaniah 3:9-20. In this passage, God promises that he will come near his people to comfort them. In joy, he will sing over the humble; in love, he will quiet the anxious.

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Zephaniah 3:9-20 we see a picture of what will happen on the Day of Pentecost when Jesus sent his Spirit to a group of humble disciples in Jerusalem.

This devotional was created by the Spoken Gospel Theology Team. The original draft was written by Seth Stewart. Research assistance, theological, and editorial support was provided by David Bowden and Christine Kazar. Copy-edits were made by Carol Madison. And all of this is made possible because of generous readers and supporters like you.

Presented by Lauren McAfee
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About Spoken Gospel:
Spoken Gospel is a non-profit digital media ministry committed to fostering transformative Bible engagement by producing creativ

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