Exploring the Bible through stories and biblical teaching

Peter Reason
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There are three types of podcasts here: 1) BLUE LABELS: Bible stories for children and adults that present in a relevant, dramatic way, keeping true to the original biblical narrative. 2) RED LABELS: Exploring the Bible presented in a friendly style with biblical truth. 3) GREEN LABELS: A deeper look at exciting biblical doctrines. Many of the Bible stories involve three characters, Polo, Maurice and Priscilla, who together explore each Old Testament story. The stories involving Jesus have two main characters, Atticus, a young Romanised man and Tabitha, a young Eastern woman, who follow and watch Jesus as the events happen in front of them! These Bible teachings and children's stories were written and created by Peter Reason, an itinerate Bible teacher in the Cambridgeshire area of the UK, actively involved in an Open the Book team and Genr8 team going into schools, and also doing various children's and youth-related things.  These podcasts have no political agenda or denominational slant, but are faithful to the biblical narrative. All the Bible stories are suitable for children and adults. The Bible teaching is aimed at adults.

  1. Jun 17

    What is God like? Who is God in the Bible?

    Throughout the Bible, we can learn what God is like by reading the stories, direct revelation from God himself, his prophets, how he dealt with Israel and the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. In the Bible, God is spoken of as:     A real person.     A King giving orders.     A Master workman carrying out his designs and purposes.     A person who can be known. Even in the Old Testament, God’s heart is seen as wanting people to be His children and in the New Testament, and now he wants....

    13 min

  2. Jun 13

    Is it possible to get to heaven without faults and wrongs?

    Completely obeying God's Law is impossible for us to achieve, and yet the apostle Paul expects us to meet the righteous requirements of the law. This applies to all Christians, and not a group of super-spiritual ones. So how is this possible? Here we look at four points: What the law could not do.  Why the law could not do it. How God has done what the law could not do.  What is the result in us?  The Holy Spirit responds to believers who discover biblical truth. Be encouraged to explore the wonder of Christian doctrine.

    5 min

  3. Jun 11

    What Led to the Birth of Jesus, and What Was His Childhood Like?

    Jesus’ childhood and birth, two temple visits, prophesies, from a stable to a house in Bethlehem, Mary’s purification and other customs. God was weaving his plan together...

    8 min

  4. Jun 9

    What is the historical proof that Jesus existed? Non-Christian Evidence of Jesus Christ.

    Are we limited to the Bible to know whether Jesus was a real historical person? This episode surveys key non‑Christian sources—Lucian, Tacitus and Pliny the Younger—that independently describe a crucified teacher, an execution under Pontius Pilate in Tiberius’s time, and an organised movement worshipping Christ. While these writers don’t prove miracles or theology, together they provide strong historical grounds to conclude that Jesus of Nazareth was a real figure who inspired a widespread community with distinctive practices.

    7 min
  5. The Call of Abram: God’s Promise and Abram’s Journey. (Part 1)

    11/30/2025

    The Call of Abram: God’s Promise and Abram’s Journey. (Part 1)

    Discover the dramatic call of Abram as he leaves his homeland, trusts God’s promises, faces trials, and learns to rely on God’s timing. This family-friendly, UK-produced podcast retells the biblical story with simple, engaging dialogue for listeners of all ages, authentically following the Bible without political or denominational bias. Transcript.

    6 min
  6. Isaac Is Promised! Abraham Learns to Trust God (Part 2)

    11/20/2025

    Isaac Is Promised! Abraham Learns to Trust God (Part 2)

    Discover the powerful story of God’s promise to Abraham as He announces the birth of Isaac. This episode explores faith, trust, and God’s perfect timing through an engaging, family-friendly retelling of Genesis. Ideal for listeners of all ages seeking clear, animated-style Bible teaching and Christian inspiration. Transcript.

    3 min
  7. Little boy David confronts the giant Goliath

    10/12/2025

    Little boy David confronts the giant Goliath

    Experience the epic story of young David and the giant Goliath in this dramatic, simple Bible story with Freddie and friends. Discover how faith in God gave a shepherd boy victory over a mighty warrior. Produced in the UK with no political or denominational bias—just authentic, engaging storytelling faithful to Scripture. Transcript.

    7 min
  8. Why Cain's offering was rejected and Abel's was accepted

    10/11/2025

    Why Cain's offering was rejected and Abel's was accepted

    Discover why God accepted Abel’s offering but rejected Cain’s in this dramatic, simple Bible story with Polo and friends. Learn how attitude, obedience, and faith matter more than the gift itself. Produced in the UK with no political or denominational bias—just clear, authentic storytelling faithful to Scripture. Transcript.

    3 min
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There are three types of podcasts here: 1) BLUE LABELS: Bible stories for children and adults that present in a relevant, dramatic way, keeping true to the original biblical narrative. 2) RED LABELS: Exploring the Bible presented in a friendly style with biblical truth. 3) GREEN LABELS: A deeper look at exciting biblical doctrines. Many of the Bible stories involve three characters, Polo, Maurice and Priscilla, who together explore each Old Testament story. The stories involving Jesus have two main characters, Atticus, a young Romanised man and Tabitha, a young Eastern woman, who follow and watch Jesus as the events happen in front of them! These Bible teachings and children's stories were written and created by Peter Reason, an itinerate Bible teacher in the Cambridgeshire area of the UK, actively involved in an Open the Book team and Genr8 team going into schools, and also doing various children's and youth-related things.  These podcasts have no political agenda or denominational slant, but are faithful to the biblical narrative. All the Bible stories are suitable for children and adults. The Bible teaching is aimed at adults.

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