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A daily Bible podcast that brings Scripture into everyday life. We walk through the wisdom and teachings of the Bible, sharing practical insight and honest conversations about how God’s Word shapes the way we live, think, and follow Jesus each day.

  1. 5d ago ·  Video

    What To Do When The Guilt Of Your Past Won't Let Go

    Listen to today's Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen — a short, powerful reminder from Psalm 103 for anyone carrying guilt that won't let go. Braden walks through three gospel truths that quiet lingering shame: God does not treat us according to our sins, our transgressions are removed as far as the east is from the west, and our forgiveness rests on God’s character — not our performance. If you’ve confessed before but still feel weighed down, this episode helps move head knowledge into heart assurance. Listen now and be encouraged to let go of old guilt. 4 R steps to apply this message: Read — Read Psalm 103 slowly today. Pause on verses about mercy, grace, and removal of transgressions. Reflect — Ask: What guilt do I still carry? How does Psalm 103 change how I see that memory or mistake? Respond — Practical next steps: pray and name one lingering guilt, write it down and then write “forgiven” beside it, rehearse the gospel truth aloud, or journal how Christ’s payment changes the account. Reveal — Share this truth with someone: tell a friend or family member one way God’s forgiveness has freed you, offer forgiveness or grace to someone else, or post a short encouragement quoting Psalm 103. Join Braden Pedersen for this encouraging daily devotion and let God’s Word replace shame with assurance. If this helped you, listen, subscribe, and share with someone who needs to hear that their sin has been removed. Keywords: forgiveness, guilt relief, Psalm 103, grace, mercy, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen, Christian devotion, daily Bible teaching, Christian podcast, spiritual encouragement, gospel truth, remove guilt, confession, spiritual growth

  2. Jul 17 ·  Video

    The Story That Reveals God's Heart to Provide | Abraham and Isaac

    Today on Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen walks through Genesis 22, one of the most well-known—and challenging—stories in Scripture. As God tests Abraham's faith by asking him to surrender his beloved son Isaac, we see a remarkable picture of unwavering trust in God's promises. Abraham believed that, somehow, God would provide, and ultimately the Lord did. This episode is an encouragement for anyone facing uncertainty, loss, financial pressure, or difficult circumstances. When life doesn't make sense, we can remember the truth Abraham discovered on Mount Moriah: God is Jehovah Jireh—the Lord who provides. His provision may not always come in the way we expect, but His faithfulness never fails. 4 R practical steps to act on today's passage: Read — Read Genesis 22:1–14. Notice Abraham's obedience, his confidence in God's promises, and the moment God provides the ram. Reflect — Ask yourself: What situation am I struggling to trust God with? How does Abraham's example challenge me to rely on God's faithfulness instead of my own understanding? Respond — Surrender one specific worry or burden to God in prayer today. Ask Him to strengthen your faith as you wait for His provision and guidance. Reveal — Encourage someone who is walking through a difficult season by reminding them that God is faithful. Share how the story of Abraham and Isaac points us to God's provision and hope. Subscribe for daily devotionals from Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen. If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs the reminder that God is Jehovah Jireh—the Lord who provides. Keywords: Genesis 22, Abraham and Isaac, Jehovah Jireh, God will provide, faith, trusting God, God's provision, Christian devotion, daily devotional, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen, Mount Moriah, obedience, God's promises, biblical encouragement

  3. Jul 16 ·  Video

    Justification vs. Sanctification: The Difference That Sets You Free

    Today on Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores what sanctification really is and how Christians actually grow. If you’ve felt discouraged by slow spiritual progress, this episode explains the difference between justification (your status before God) and sanctification (the lifelong process of becoming like Jesus). Learn why growth is both God’s work and your responsibility, and why the work God begins in you is guaranteed to be finished. 4 R practical steps to act on today’s passage: Read — Read Philippians 1:6 and 1 Thessalonians 4:3–7. Slow, repeated reading helps the truth sink in. Reflect — Ask: Where do I most feel stuck? How does knowing God will finish the work change my fears or expectations? Journal one honest paragraph. Respond — Take one concrete step this week: a focused time in Scripture, a confession and repentance, join a small group, or set a simple holiness habit (prayer, accountability, serving). Reveal — Share this truth with someone: explain the difference between justification and sanctification, pray with them, or invite them into an accountability rhythm. Subscribe for daily devotionals from Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen. Share this episode with someone who needs encouragement. Keywords: sanctification, Christian growth, spiritual growth, holiness, justification vs sanctification, discipleship, daily devotion, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen, Philippians 1:6, 1 Thessalonians 4:3–7, encourage believers, spiritual formation

  4. Jul 15 ·  Video

    Are You Lukewarm? (The Verse You've Misread)

    Today on Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Revelation 3:14–22 and the famous image of Jesus standing at a door and knocking — not outside an unbeliever’s heart, but outside His own church. Braden walks through three urgent truths: this message is written to believers (a sobering call), lukewarmness often grows out of comfortable self-sufficiency, and yet Jesus’ knock is an invitation of restoring grace. 4 R Action Steps: Read — Read Revelation 3:14–22 slowly and aloud; notice images and commands. Reflect — Ask: Where have I become comfortable or self-sufficient? Am I keeping the routines while Jesus stands outside? What would it look like to let Him back in? Respond — Confess any complacency, remove one distraction that crowds out Christ (phone-free meal, daily prayer time, Scripture habit), and invite God back into a specific part of your life or church routine. Reveal — Share this episode or the passage with one person, host a simple meal to practice table-fellowship, or talk openly with a friend about where Jesus might be knocking. Subscribe to Back to the Bible Daily for short, Scripture-centered reflections with Braden Pedersen. If this spoke to you, share it and let someone else hear the knock. Keywords: Jesus knocking, Revelation 3, Laodicea, lukewarm church, spiritual complacency, repentance, Christian discipleship, daily devotion, Bible reflection, Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen

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A daily Bible podcast that brings Scripture into everyday life. We walk through the wisdom and teachings of the Bible, sharing practical insight and honest conversations about how God’s Word shapes the way we live, think, and follow Jesus each day.

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