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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. 14h ago ·  Video

    Redemption in the Bible Explained in 5 Minutes

    What does it really mean to be redeemed? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores the theology of redemption throughout Scripture, examining what it means that God has redeemed us through Christ. Braden walks through key passages from Ephesians, Titus, and 1 Peter to unpack how Jesus became the perfect sacrifice, fulfilling the Old Testament sacrificial system. You'll discover why the concept of total forgiveness through grace was so countercultural in the early church and remains transformative today. Read: Open your Bible to Ephesians 1:7, Titus 2:14, and 1 Peter 1:18-19 to see how different writers describe our redemption. Reflect: Consider what it cost Jesus to redeem you and how that reality should shape your daily life and priorities. Respond: Let the weight of your salvation move you to action. Don't become numb to the grace you've received. Reveal: Share your redemption story with someone today. Tell them how God has made you new and transformed your life through Christ. Visit backtothebible.org for resources to help you share your faith boldly. Keywords: redemption, gospel, Jesus Christ, salvation, grace, forgiveness, sacrifice, Christian faith, Bible study, Back to the Bible Daily

  2. 1d ago ·  Video

    “Greater Works Than These”: What Did Jesus Really Mean?

    What did Jesus really mean when He promised His followers would do greater works than He did? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores John 14:12 and unpacks the significance of Jesus' promise to His disciples about the power available to believers through the Holy Spirit. Jesus wasn't promising that prayer in His name guarantees getting whatever we want. Instead, He was preparing His followers for their role in multiplying His kingdom after His ascension. Through the work of the disciples and the early church, thousands came to faith, churches were planted across continents, and Christianity became the largest religion in history. This happened through ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit. Read John 14:12 and the surrounding verses to understand Jesus' promise about the Holy Spirit's role in your life. Reflect on how the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now lives within you as a believer, empowering you to do extraordinary things beyond your job title or earthly status. Respond by recognizing your true identity and value in Christ. Ask God to show you how to live beyond your vocation and spread the gospel with boldness. Reveal this truth to others by sharing how the Holy Spirit empowers believers to accomplish God's purposes and make disciples. Keywords: Jesus' promise, Holy Spirit power, John 14:12, Christian discipleship, Great Commission, Pentecost, spiritual empowerment, believer's authority, gospel multiplication, Back to the Bible Daily

  3. 2d ago ·  Video

    Learn to Do Good: What the Bible Says About Justice

    What does God require of you when it comes to justice? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores what the Bible says about seeking justice, correcting oppression, and caring for the marginalized. Drawing from Micah and Isaiah, discover how God calls us to learn to do good and take meaningful action in our communities. READ: Open your Bible to Micah 6:8 and Isaiah 1:17. Notice how God repeats these themes throughout Scripture—when He emphasizes something multiple times, He wants us to pay attention. REFLECT: Consider what "learning to do good" means in your own life. Are you called to serve the vulnerable and overlooked in your community? How does God's justice differ from the world's definition? RESPOND: Ask yourself when you last encountered someone in need and did nothing. Challenge yourself this week to look for one practical opportunity to serve someone the world might overlook—not for recognition, but to reveal Christ's love through your actions. REVEAL: Let your faith shine by demonstrating the fruits of the Spirit in your interactions. Show others what it means to seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God through the way you treat those on the margins of society. Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen Keywords: biblical justice, seeking justice, God's justice, Christian action, serving others, marginalized communities, Bible study, daily devotional, faith in action

  4. 3d ago ·  Video

    If You're Feeling Stuck You Need to Watch This

    Feeling stuck in your circumstances? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Isaiah 43:18-20 and God's promise to make a way in the wilderness. When life feels directionless—whether spiritually, physically, or relationally—discover how God can create rivers in the driest seasons of your life. READ: Open your Bible to Isaiah 43 and meditate on God's promise to do a new thing in your life, regardless of past circumstances. REFLECT: Consider what "wilderness" you're currently walking through. How might God be working in ways you haven't yet perceived? RESPOND: Practice gratitude in advance for what God will do. Thank Him today for the breakthroughs and direction He's preparing for you, even before you see them. REVEAL: Share this message with someone who feels stuck or discouraged. Remind them that God can make a way where there seems to be no way. Don't let yesterday's struggles define your future. God is doing a new thing. Trust His sovereignty and provision as you start your week. Keywords: Bible study, daily devotional, Isaiah 43, God's promises, faith, encouragement, Christian podcast, spiritual growth, trust in God

  5. 6d ago ·  Video

    Your Prayers for Others Matter More Than You Think

    When was the last time you prayed for someone else? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Mark 2 and the powerful story of four friends who brought a paralyzed man to Jesus. Their faith wasn't just about their own needs—it was about interceding for someone they loved. Discover how their example challenges us to move beyond selfish prayers and into a life of genuine intercession for others. Read Mark 2:1-12 and notice the phrase "when Jesus saw their faith." Reflect on how the friends' determination to help their companion demonstrates the power of praying for others. Respond by identifying one person in your life who needs prayer and commit to lifting them up before God this week. Reveal the transformative power of intercessory prayer by sharing this message with someone who needs encouragement to pray for others. Keywords: prayer, intercession, faith, healing, Mark 2, Jesus, paralyzed man, praying for others, Christian devotional, Bible study, spiritual growth

  6. Oct 29 ·  Video

    What Is Sin? A Biblical Definition Every Christian Needs

    What does sin really mean, and why does it matter how we define it? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores the biblical definition of sin and challenges the dangerous tendency to minimize or rationalize certain sins as harmless. Drawing from Romans 3 and Isaiah 59, Braden emphasizes that all sin—no matter how small it seems—separates us from God and breaks His heart. He discusses how habitual justification of "small" sins often leads to major spiritual compromise, and he encourages listeners to flee from temptation before it takes root. Read: Examine Romans 3:10-23 and Isaiah 59:1-2 to understand how Scripture defines sin and its consequences. Reflect: Consider which sins you might be rationalizing as victimless or insignificant. How might small compromises be leading you away from God's will? Respond: Identify one area where you're being tempted and take a concrete step to flee from it. Reach out to a trusted pastor, friend, or counselor for accountability and prayer. Reveal: Share this episode with someone struggling with sin, and offer to pray with them as they seek freedom and restoration in Christ. Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen Keywords: sin definition, biblical teaching on sin, Christian living, temptation, spiritual freedom, Bible study, daily devotional

  7. Oct 28 ·  Video

    How to Handle Conflict God’s Way (Matthew 18)

    How should you handle conflict with someone who has wronged you? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Jesus's practical three-step approach to resolving disagreements found in Matthew 18. Rather than gossiping about others or venting to friends first, Jesus calls us to go directly to the person, speak honestly, and seek reconciliation. Braden challenges viewers to examine their own tendency to talk about people instead of talking to them. He shares how most conflicts stem from misunderstandings that dissolve quickly when addressed with honesty and grace. Just as God restored His relationship with us through Christ, we're called to extend the same grace to others. READ: Matthew 18:15-17 and James 3 to understand what Scripture says about speech and conflict resolution. REFLECT: Consider a current disagreement or frustration you're holding. What would change if you approached that person directly instead of discussing it with others? RESPOND: Take the step of faith this week. Have an honest, unemotional conversation with someone you've been frustrated with, seeking restoration rather than proving a point. REVEAL: Share how direct communication and grace transformed a relationship conflict with someone who needs to hear that reconciliation is possible. Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen | Biblical conflict resolution | Handling disagreements | Matthew 18 | Gossip | Christian relationships | Grace and reconciliation

  8. Oct 27 ·  Video

    Sealed by the Holy Spirit: What That Means for You

    What does it mean to be a new creation in Christ? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores the transformative power of salvation through 2 Corinthians 5:17 and Ephesians 1:3-14. Discover how God doesn't just change your circumstances—He changes who you are at your core, sealing you with the Holy Spirit and guaranteeing your eternal inheritance. Read the passages and let Paul's words about your identity in Christ sink deep into your heart. Reflect on how understanding yourself as a new creation impacts the way you live each day and relate to God's grace. Respond by renewing your commitment to Jesus and rekindling the passion you may have lost along the way. Reveal this truth to someone who needs to hear that their life can be completely transformed through faith in Christ. Whether you've been following Jesus for decades or are just beginning your journey, this episode will challenge you to embrace the reality of who you've become in Him and live with the fire and zeal of a transformed life. Back to the Bible Daily with Braden Pedersen Keywords: new creation in Christ, salvation, spiritual transformation, Ephesians, 2 Corinthians, Christian identity, grace, Holy Spirit, baptism, eternal life, Bible study, daily devotional

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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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