Bible Mysteries

It’s refreshing to get a real insight into all of the amazing info in the Bible. I’m a lifelong Christian that didn’t even understand until Scott took it way deeper! Once you understand so much in the Bible, both Old and New Testament, it starts to come alive and you see how applicable it is to daily life and decisions. Keep up the Good Work!

Praise God for ordaining and calling Pastor Scott Mitchell with the undertaking of teaching Bible Mysteries in a way that leaves the listeners thirsting to hear more! Pastor Mitchell’s podcast is the lamp lighting the path for this 55 y/o male’s understanding of scripture. Every episode is a deep dive. Episodes that have 2 or more parts dedicated to the subject matter are expeditions of knowledge you will not soon forget. If there be a downside to this podcast it is this…it’s so good that if you don’t pace yourself, YOU WILL BINGE!! Don’t binge!! There’s only a certain amount of episodes available.

“You will suffer much tribulation in the world but you are not appointed to wrath” Why can’t they get it through their heads that tribulation and wrath are not the same thing. We do go through the tribulation but we do not suffer God’s wrath could not be more clear. The idea that tribulation and wrath are the same thing IS the lie along with dispensationalism which is the gateway drug to the pre-tribulation rapture that Schofield and Darby perpetuated. This ended up in the “Schofield Bible which was handed out to seminaries all around the country which is why most evangelical pastors teach this nonsense. That doctrine was actually introduced around 1720 by two Jesuit priests. Go figure… rightly dividing the word of truth will lead you to the truth which is the proper view known as “post-trib, pre-wrath.”

First let me say that I really like this podcast and I’ve learned so much through listening. That being said I’m having an issue concentrating on the subject matter lately. It would help me out tremendously if John could cut back a little on saying “Mm-hmm” or “ok” so much while Scott is speaking. Occasionally is fine but 40-50 times per podcast is just too much and unnecessary in my opinion.