No Dusty Bibles

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Welcome to the No Dusty Bibles Podcast, where we delve into just two chapters of Scripture a day at a sustainable, rewarding pace. Hosted by Heather Dixon and Hannah Arneth, we’re committed to making the Bible relatable + understandable. In this podcast, our goal is to make Scripture a living, breathing part of your everyday life. Each episode will feature our daily scripture reading from our No Dusty Bibles reading plan. And occasionally, we’ll have bonus episodes where we’ll provide additional resources, answer your questions, and maybe even have guest speakers to help deepen our understanding of the Bible. We created this podcast for anyone who wants to connect more deeply with God’s Word. Whether you’re new to the Bible or have been studying it for years, there’s something here for you. So, if you’re looking to dust off your Bible and discover its relevance in your life today, you’re in the right place. Join us right here to bring the pages of Scripture to life. We can’t wait to walk through God’s Word with you.

  1. 21h ago

    Jeremiah 37-39 | When Fear Makes the Decisions

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 37–39 brings us to the devastating fall of Jerusalem. King Zedekiah repeatedly seeks God's direction through Jeremiah but allows fear to keep him from responding faithfully. Jeremiah suffers for continuing to speak the truth, while an unexpected figure named Ebedmelech demonstrates courageous compassion by rescuing Jeremiah from a cistern. This episode explores the difference between feeling fear and allowing fear to make our decisions. Even in these difficult chapters, we're reminded that God sees faithful obedience and that courage can look like simply taking the next right step.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 37 shows Zedekiah seeking God's help while continuing to resist the message God has already given through Jeremiah. Jeremiah is falsely accused and imprisoned even though he continues faithfully delivering God's message. Jeremiah 38 records Jeremiah being lowered into a muddy cistern and left to die before Ebedmelech courageously intervenes and rescues him. Zedekiah privately seeks Jeremiah's counsel but allows fear of others to keep him from following the direction he receives. Jeremiah 39 records the fall of Jerusalem and the devastating consequences that follow. Jeremiah is spared, and God specifically remembers Ebedmelech and promises him deliverance because he trusted Him. Key Themes or Lessons Seeking God's direction is different from being willing to follow it. Fear can keep us trapped in indecision even when we know the faithful path forward. Courage does not require the absence of fear. Quiet acts of compassion and obedience matter to God. Persistent rejection of truth eventually carries consequences. Even in devastating circumstances, God remains attentive to those who trust Him. Devotional Application Fear is part of being human, but it doesn't have to become our decision-maker. Zedekiah's story warns us about repeatedly delaying obedience because we're afraid of what might happen, while Ebedmelech shows us the quiet courage of doing what is right even when circumstances are dangerous. When fear rises, we can bring it honestly before God and ask Him for courage to take the next faithful step. We don't have to wait until fear disappears before we obey. Biblical courage means trusting God enough to move forward with Him even when fear is still present.   Reflection Prompts Is fear influencing a decision you already know how God is asking you to approach? Is there an area where you've been asking God for direction while resisting what He has already made clear? Where might God be inviting you to practice quiet courage like Ebedmelech?   Closing Encouragement You don't have to become fearless before you can become faithful. Bring your fear honestly to God, remember His character, and take the next obedient step He places in front of you. Through Jesus, we follow a Savior who remained faithful even when obedience was costly. Because He is with us, fear doesn't have to have the final say.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  2. 1d ago

    Jeremiah 34-36 | When Hearing Isn't the Same as Obeying

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 34–36 gives us several striking responses to God's Word. Judah promises obedience and then reverses course. The Rechabites demonstrate remarkable consistency in following the instructions handed down through their family. And King Jehoiakim hears God's Word, cuts the scroll apart, and burns it. Together, these chapters remind us that hearing God's Word isn't the same as responding to it. Scripture invites more than our attention—it calls us toward trust, surrender, and faithful obedience.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 34 exposes Judah's short-lived obedience when the people free their Hebrew servants and then force them back into servitude. Jeremiah 35 contrasts Judah's persistent refusal to listen to God with the Rechabites' consistency in following the instructions passed down through their family. Jeremiah 36 records Jeremiah's words being written by Baruch and read before King Jehoiakim, who cuts the scroll apart and burns it. Destroying the scroll cannot destroy God's Word. Jeremiah dictates the message again. Key Themes or Lessons Hearing God's Word and obeying God's Word are not the same thing. Genuine obedience continues even when faithfulness becomes inconvenient. Much of faithfulness is formed through small, consistent choices over time. Rejecting or ignoring God's truth does not make it less true. Through Jesus, obedience becomes a response to God's grace rather than an attempt to earn His love. Devotional Application It's possible to read Scripture, agree with Scripture, and even be moved by Scripture without allowing it to change the way we live. Jeremiah 34–36 invites us to examine our response to what God has already shown us. As we open our Bibles, we can ask God not only for understanding but for willing hearts—hearts prepared to trust Him enough to obey.   Reflection Prompts Is there an area where your obedience tends to last only until it becomes inconvenient? Where is God inviting you into steady, consistent faithfulness rather than a dramatic spiritual moment? Is there a truth in God's Word you're tempted to avoid because it challenges you?   Closing Encouragement God's Word is not simply information to collect. It is truth to receive, trust, and live. As you continue opening your Bible, ask God to show you where His Word is inviting a response. You don't obey to earn His love. Through Jesus, you are invited to obey from a place of grace, trusting that the God who speaks is faithful and His ways are good.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  3. 3d ago

    Jeremiah 19-33 Recap | Judgment Is Not the End

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 19–33 carries us from shattered pottery and coming judgment to exile, surrender, restoration, and the promise of a new covenant. This week's recap reminds us that biblical hope does not ignore sin or suffering—it trusts that God's grace goes deeper than our failure and His promised future is more certain than what we can currently see.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Week Jeremiah 19–21 revealed the seriousness of Judah's rebellion and the personal cost of Jeremiah's ministry. Jeremiah 22–24 exposed failed leadership while promising a righteous Branch and God's work among the exiles. Jeremiah 25–27 announced the seventy-year exile and called Judah to accept Babylon's yoke. Jeremiah 28–30 contrasted false promises of quick relief with God's call to live faithfully in exile. Jeremiah 31–33 culminated in promises of restoration, a new covenant, forgiveness, transformed hearts, and the coming righteous King. Key Themes or Lessons God's warnings reveal the seriousness of sin Faithful truth may be costly to speak and receive Human leaders fail, but God's righteous King does not Trusting God sometimes requires surrendering our preferred path Biblical hope does not depend on immediate relief God's people can live faithfully while they wait God promises heart-level transformation under the new covenant Jesus fulfills the promise of the righteous Branch and new covenant Faith acts on God's future before circumstances visibly change Judgment and exile are not the end of God's redemptive story Weekly Devotional Application Receive God's truth even when it is difficult, surrender the outcomes and timelines you cannot control, and live faithfully in the place God has you today. Let Jeremiah's purchased field remind you to take tangible steps of obedience because God's promises are more certain than your fears.   Reflection Prompts Which image best reflects your present season: the shattered jar, the yoke, the garden in exile, or the purchased field? Where are you tempted to choose an easier message over a truthful one? What is one “field” you can buy this week as an act of faith in God's promises?   Closing Encouragement Jeremiah 19–33 tells the truth about sin, judgment, surrender, and long seasons of waiting—but it does not end there. God promises restoration, forgiveness, transformed hearts, and a righteous King. Through Jesus, the new covenant has been established, and we can live with confidence that the darkest chapter is never greater than the faithfulness of the God writing the whole story.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  4. 4d ago

    Jeremiah 31-33 | Hope Written on the Heart

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 31–33 contains some of the Old Testament's greatest promises of restoration. God promises a new covenant, forgiveness, transformed hearts, restored land, and a righteous Branch from David's line. These chapters remind us that biblical hope rests in what God has promised and ultimately accomplished through Jesus.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 31 promises restoration, everlasting love, and a new covenant in which God's law will be written on His people's hearts and their sins forgiven. Jeremiah 32 records Jeremiah's purchase of a field during Babylon's siege as a tangible act of hope. Jeremiah 33 continues God's promises of restoration and points again toward a righteous Branch from David's line. Key Themes or Lessons God's covenant love remains steadfast Humanity needs heart transformation, not merely external rules God promises forgiveness under the new covenant Jesus establishes the new covenant through His sacrificial death Faith acts on God's promises even before circumstances change God's future can be trusted even when the present looks bleak Jesus is the promised righteous Branch and King Devotional Application Live today as though God's promises are more certain than your fears. Receive the forgiveness Jesus has secured, depend on the Spirit's transforming work, and take faithful steps that reflect confidence that God is still writing the story.   Reflection Prompts Where are you trying to accomplish through effort what only God can transform at the heart level? What would “buying the field” look like in your present season? How does God's promise of forgiveness change the way you approach Him?   Closing Encouragement Jeremiah bought a field while Jerusalem was under siege because he believed God's promised future was more certain than the crisis in front of him. Through Jesus, we have even greater reason for hope. The new covenant has been established, forgiveness is available, and our righteous King has secured a future that cannot be taken away.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  5. 5d ago

    Jeremiah 28-30 | Hope That Can Survive Exile

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 28–30 contrasts Hananiah's false promise of quick relief with God's call for the exiles to live faithfully in Babylon while trusting His long-term promise of restoration. These chapters redefine hope as confidence in God's faithfulness rather than confidence that difficulty will end quickly.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 28 exposes Hananiah's false prophecy that Babylon's yoke will soon be broken. Jeremiah 29 instructs the exiles to build, plant, seek Babylon's welfare, and trust God's future restoration. Jeremiah 30 begins a sustained message of consolation and promised restoration for God's people. Key Themes or Lessons A message is not true simply because it is comforting False hope often depends upon immediate relief God's people can live faithfully even in unwanted circumstances Waiting does not mean life must be placed on hold God remains faithful across long timelines Jeremiah 29:11 promises hope within exile, not immediate escape from it God's ultimate restoration gives His people durable hope Devotional Application Stop postponing faithfulness until circumstances improve. Ask what God has placed in front of you today and trust Him enough to build, plant, love, serve, and seek Him while you wait for what comes next.   Reflection Prompts Where have you confused biblical hope with the expectation of a quick solution? What does faithfulness look like in the place you are currently living? What truth about God's character can anchor you while you wait?   Closing Encouragement God's faithfulness is not limited by long seasons. Jeremiah 28–30 reminds us that His people can build meaningful, faithful lives even while waiting for restoration. Through Jesus, our deepest future is secure, so we can trust God here and now without demanding immediate escape.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  6. 6d ago

    Jeremiah 25-27 | When God's Way Isn't the Way We Wanted

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 25–27 announces Judah's coming seventy-year exile and calls the nation to accept Babylon's yoke rather than trust promises of quick escape. These chapters challenge us to surrender not only our problems to God but also our preferred outcomes, timelines, and definitions of what His faithfulness should look like.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 25 announces Babylon's coming domination after decades of ignored warnings. Jeremiah 26 recounts opposition to Jeremiah after another temple message. Jeremiah 27 uses the image of a yoke to communicate God's difficult command for Judah and surrounding nations to submit to Babylon. Key Themes or Lessons God is remarkably patient, but persistent rebellion has consequences God remains sovereign even when powerful nations appear to control events God's servants are called to truth even when that truth is unpopular False hope often promises easier outcomes than God has actually spoken Faith sometimes requires surrender to a difficult path God's timeline may be much longer than ours Jesus models perfect surrender to the Father's will Devotional Application Ask whether you've surrendered your preferred solution as fully as you've surrendered the problem itself. Trust God with the outcome, the path, and the timeline, especially when His wisdom leads differently than you expected.   Reflection Prompts Is there an answer from God you've resisted because it doesn't match the outcome you wanted? What timeline are you struggling to surrender? Are you more attracted to comforting words or truthful words?   Closing Encouragement God's way is not always the path we would choose, but His wisdom remains trustworthy. Through Jesus, we know the character of the One to whom we surrender. Open your hands and trust Him not only with what is wrong, but with how and when He chooses to work.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  7. Sep 29

    Jeremiah 22-24 | Hope Beyond the Ruins

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 22–24 exposes the failure of Judah's kings and shepherds while pointing toward God's promise of a righteous King from David's line. Even as exile unfolds, God promises to preserve His people and give them hearts to know Him, reminding us that His redemptive work continues even in difficult places.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 22 confronts Judah's kings for injustice and unfaithfulness. Jeremiah 23 condemns false shepherds while promising a righteous Branch from David who will reign wisely. Jeremiah 24 uses two baskets of figs to reveal God's purposes for those already carried into exile. Key Themes or Lessons God holds leaders accountable for justice and faithfulness Human leadership will always be limited Jesus fulfills the promise of the righteous Branch God remains at work even in seasons of exile and loss Difficult circumstances are not proof of God's absence God desires to give His people hearts that truly know Him Our ultimate security rests in the righteous King Devotional Application Release expectations that require human leaders or favorable circumstances to provide ultimate security. Anchor yourself in Jesus, the righteous King, and remain open to the deeper heart-work God may be doing even in a season you would never have chosen.   Reflection Prompts Where are you tempted to place ultimate hope in a human leader or institution? What does the promise of a righteous King reveal about Jesus? Is there a difficult place where God may be doing deeper work in you?   Closing Encouragement Failed leaders and painful circumstances do not cancel God's promises. Jeremiah 22–24 points us toward Jesus, our righteous King and faithful Shepherd. Even in seasons that feel like exile, God remains present and able to form hearts that know Him more deeply.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

  8. Sep 28

    Jeremiah 19-21 | A Fire I Cannot Hold In

    Episode Summary Jeremiah 19–21 reveals the seriousness of Judah's hardened rebellion and the increasing cost of Jeremiah's prophetic ministry. Even after being beaten and publicly humiliated, Jeremiah describes God's Word as a fire burning within him—reminding us that faithful truth is worth receiving and obeying even when it is difficult.   Key Highlights from the Episode Overview of the Passage Jeremiah 19 uses a shattered clay jar to symbolize the judgment coming upon Judah. Jeremiah 20 records Jeremiah's persecution by Pashhur and his deeply honest struggle with the cost of his calling. Jeremiah 21 recounts King Zedekiah's request for divine rescue as Babylon threatens Jerusalem, even though Judah has refused genuine repentance. Key Themes or Lessons Persistent resistance to God carries real consequences Faithful obedience may bring opposition rather than immediate comfort God welcomes honest lament from His servants God's Word can sustain us even when carrying it is costly We should not seek rescue while refusing repentance God's loving truth both comforts and confronts Jesus embodies perfect costly obedience Devotional Application When God's Word exposes something uncomfortable, resist the urge to harden your heart. Receive correction as an invitation to return. And when obedience feels costly, bring your struggle honestly before God while continuing to anchor yourself in what He has spoken.   Reflection Prompts Is there a truth from God's Word you've been resisting because it is uncomfortable? Where has faithfulness felt costly for you? Are you asking God primarily to change your circumstances or to change your heart?   Closing Encouragement Jeremiah's calling was painful, but God's Word became a fire he could not hold inside. When Scripture confronts you, remember that God's truth is an expression of His grace. Through Jesus, we can respond to conviction with repentance rather than fear and remain faithful even when obedience is costly.   Stay Connected No Dusty Bibles Community: We're more than just a podcast; we're a community committed to keeping our Bibles open and active. Dive deeper into God's Word and connect with fellow believers who share your passion for Scripture. Weekly Email Sign-Up: Interested in getting more out of your Bible study? Sign up to receive our weekly email at No Dusty Bibles. Every Monday we’ll send you a weekly reading plan and extra resources to enhance your understanding of the Bible. The Rescued Letters Collective: Learn more about our broader mission at The Rescued Letters Collective. Visit this link for more information and to follow us on social media. Stay connected with us and be part of a movement that brings hope and healing through the power of God's Word. We love hearing from our listeners! Share your insights, questions, or prayer requests. Join our online community for supportive and engaging discussions or email us at hello@therescuedletters.com. Thank you for joining us for this episode of the No Dusty Bibles Podcast. Remember, every page turned in the Bible is a step closer to understanding the heart of God. We're here to journey with you, one chapter at a time.   Acknowledgment In our daily readings, we are grateful to utilize the World English Bible (WEB) translation, a resource committed to making the words of Scripture accessible to all. The WEB is in the public domain, allowing it to be freely used and shared. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the contributors and supporters of the World English Bible for their dedication to making this valuable translation available to the public. Their work enables us to explore and share the Bible's teachings with everyone, furthering our mission to make the Bible accessible and available for every woman.

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Welcome to the No Dusty Bibles Podcast, where we delve into just two chapters of Scripture a day at a sustainable, rewarding pace. Hosted by Heather Dixon and Hannah Arneth, we’re committed to making the Bible relatable + understandable. In this podcast, our goal is to make Scripture a living, breathing part of your everyday life. Each episode will feature our daily scripture reading from our No Dusty Bibles reading plan. And occasionally, we’ll have bonus episodes where we’ll provide additional resources, answer your questions, and maybe even have guest speakers to help deepen our understanding of the Bible. We created this podcast for anyone who wants to connect more deeply with God’s Word. Whether you’re new to the Bible or have been studying it for years, there’s something here for you. So, if you’re looking to dust off your Bible and discover its relevance in your life today, you’re in the right place. Join us right here to bring the pages of Scripture to life. We can’t wait to walk through God’s Word with you.

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