Basically Biblical

Basically Biblical
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Basically Biblical is a Podcast focused on Discipleship and equipping believers. We want to meet people where they are and show them how to study the bible accurately and why it is important to do so.

  1. 4H AGO

    Day 348 – Training for Godliness: Finish the Race Well — 1 Timothy 4–6 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    In these chapters, Paul exhorts Timothy to remain faithful in both doctrine and character. He warns about false teaching, urges Timothy to model godliness, and emphasizes the importance of perseverance in ministry. Paul addresses practical matters within the church—care for widows, relationships between rich and poor, and the danger of loving money. The letter closes with a strong charge to pursue righteousness and guard what has been entrusted, keeping eternal life firmly in view.Questions:1. Paul calls believers to “train” for godliness. What spiritual disciplines help you grow in godliness over time?2. The love of money is described as a root of all kinds of evil. How can contentment and generosity protect the heart from misplaced priorities?3. Paul urges Timothy to fight the good fight of faith. What does faithful perseverance look like in your current season?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    25 min

  2. 2D AGO

    Day 346 – Standing in Truth: Hope, and Faithful Work — 2 Thessalonians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    In 2 Thessalonians, Paul writes to a church facing persecution, confusion, and discouragement. He reassures believers that God sees their suffering and will ultimately bring justice, while also correcting misunderstandings about the Day of the Lord. Paul urges the church not to be shaken by false teaching or fear-driven speculation, but to stand firm in the truth they were taught. He closes with practical instruction on perseverance, faithful work, and disciplined Christian living while waiting for Christ’s return.Questions:1. Paul speaks of God’s righteous judgment as both comfort for believers and warning for unbelievers. How does this shape the way we understand suffering and hope?2. The Thessalonians were unsettled by false teaching about the Day of the Lord. What helps you stay grounded in truth rather than fear or speculation?3. Paul connects faithful waiting with faithful work. How can Christians balance eager expectation for Christ’s return with responsibility in daily life?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    21 min

  3. JAN 29

    Bethel's Statement on Shawn Bolz: A Good Start - Surprising, Sobering, and Hopeful!

    In this video, I respond to the recent public statements made by Bethel Church leadership (Dann Farrelly, Kris Vallotton, and Bill Johnson) during their Sunday morning service regarding Shawn Bolz.I want to say this clearly from the outset: this was a good start.I was genuinely surprised by the tone and content of their statements — and at the same time, cautiously hopeful. Public acknowledgment, repentance, and ownership matter, especially when leaders and ministries have influence at this scale.That said, hope does not mean the conversation is over.In this video, I walk through: • What Bethel leadership said and why it matters • What I believe they got right • Where serious questions and concerns still remain • Why accountability, transparency, and discernment are biblical necessities, not optional extrasThis is not a response driven by outrage, nor is it a rubber stamp of approval. My aim is to think biblically, speak truthfully, and respond in a way that honors Christ, protects the Church, and takes sin and leadership responsibility seriously.As always, I encourage you to test everything by Scripture (1 Thessalonians 5:21) and engage this conversation with wisdom, humility, and clarity.📖 “Let not many of you become teachers… for you know that we who teach will be judged with greater strictness.” — James 3:1Check out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links are here

    1h 13m

  4. JAN 16

    Day 345 – Live Ready: Holiness, Hope, Day of the Lord — 1 Thessalonians 4–5 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    In these chapters, Paul shifts from encouragement to instruction, calling believers to live holy lives that please God—especially in matters of love, integrity, and self-control. He addresses questions about the return of Christ, offering hope to those grieving and assurance that the Lord will return bodily and victoriously. Paul closes with a reminder to stay spiritually alert, encouraging believers to live as children of the light while waiting for the Day of the Lord.Questions:1. Paul calls believers to pursue holiness, particularly in how they treat others and their own bodies. What does holiness look like in everyday life, not just in theory?2. The promise of Christ’s return is meant to comfort believers, not frighten them. How does this hope reshape the way we face grief and uncertainty?3. Paul urges believers to stay alert and sober as they await the Day of the Lord. What practices help you live with spiritual readiness rather than complacency?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    15 min

  5. JAN 9

    Responding to Critics, Misquotes, and Thoughtful Pushback

    In this video, I respond to comments from my previous videos—everything from genuine, thoughtful pushback to arguments based on things I never actually said. I also address some common misunderstandings and engage with critics who approach the conversation from very different worldviews.The goal here isn’t to “win,” but to clarify what I believe, correct misrepresentations, and interact honestly with people who are actually trying to think through these issues.Check out Basicallybiblical.comAll other links are here

    57 min

  6. JAN 9

    Day 344 – Faith That Endures: Standing Firm in Hope — 1 Thessalonians 1–3 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    In these opening chapters of 1 Thessalonians, Paul reflects with gratitude on the genuine faith, love, and hope of the Thessalonian church. Despite persecution and suffering, their faith has become an example to other believers. Paul also shares his deep pastoral concern, reminding them that trials are not a sign of God’s absence but a normal part of following Christ. Timothy’s encouraging report brings Paul great joy, confirming that their faith is holding firm.Questions:1. Paul repeatedly connects faith, love, and hope in these chapters. How do these three qualities work together to sustain believers during hardship?2. The Thessalonians faced suffering shortly after coming to faith. How should new believers be prepared for trials without becoming discouraged?3. Paul views perseverance in faith as evidence of God’s work. How can encouragement and accountability within the church help believers remain steadfast?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    14 min

  7. JAN 8

    Day 343 – The Supremacy of Christ: Rooted and Transformed — Colossians 1–4 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    In Colossians, Paul confronts false teaching by lifting our eyes to the greatness of Christ. Jesus is presented as supreme over all creation, the head of the church, and the one in whom the fullness of God dwells. Because believers have been raised with Christ, they are called to put off the old life and put on the new—marked by holiness, love, wisdom, and gratitude. The letter ends with practical instruction for households, prayer, and faithful witness.Questions:1. Paul describes Christ as preeminent in all things. How does recognizing Jesus’ supremacy shape the way you approach faith, work, and daily decisions?2. In Colossians 3, believers are told to “put to death” sinful desires and “put on” Christlike virtues. What does that process look like in real, everyday life?3. Paul emphasizes living wisely toward outsiders and letting our speech be gracious. How can your words and conduct better reflect Christ to those around you?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    19 min

  8. JAN 7

    Day 342 – Joy Unchained: Living Worthy of the Gospel — Philippians 1–4 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

    Written from prison, Philippians is Paul’s letter of joy in unlikely circumstances. He reminds believers that gospel partnership is worth suffering for, that humility is modeled perfectly in Christ, and that true contentment is found not in comfort but in Christ Himself. From the famous Christ-hymn of chapter 2 to Paul’s testimony of counting all things as loss, this letter calls Christians to live worthy of the gospel with unity, gratitude, and resilient joy.Questions:1. Paul says, “For me, to live is Christ and to die is gain.” How does that perspective challenge your priorities and fears?2. Philippians 2 presents Jesus’ humility as the model for Christian life. What would it look like to live with that same self-giving mindset in your current season?3. Paul claims he has learned to be content in every circumstance. How does reliance on Christ reshape the way you face both abundance and need?Check out Basicallybiblical.comUse my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here

    26 min
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Basically Biblical is a Podcast focused on Discipleship and equipping believers. We want to meet people where they are and show them how to study the bible accurately and why it is important to do so.

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    2023 - 2026
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