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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

    Hustle Culture vs. God’s Design for Rest

    Is hustle culture keeping you from what matters most? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores God's biblical view of rest and the Sabbath. Discover why rest isn't laziness but a spiritual priority that God modeled for us. Braden unpacks Scripture from Genesis and Exodus to show how God designed rest into creation itself. He challenges the "always grinding" mentality and reveals how the enemy uses busyness to distract us from our relationship with God. Learn practical ways to build rhythms of spiritual rest into your daily life. READ: Explore Genesis 2:2-3 and Exodus 20:8-11 to see God's heart for rest and the Sabbath. REFLECT: Consider how you currently view rest. Is it something you prioritize or resist? What would it look like to center your week spiritually rather than just physically? RESPOND: Choose one daily rhythm to establish this week, whether it's morning prayer, Bible reading, or evening reflection. Start small and build the habit that works for your schedule. REVEAL: Share with someone how you're building spiritual rest into your routine and invite them to join you in prioritizing God's Word daily. Join Braden as he helps you recenter your life on what truly matters. Visit backtothebible.org/even-more for additional resources on prayer, Bible reading plans, and spiritual disciplines. Keywords: biblical rest, Sabbath, hustle culture, spiritual renewal, daily Bible reading, prayer, Christian living, God's Word, spiritual disciplines, work-life balance

  2. Oct 17 ·  Bonus Video

    Contending for Authentic Faith with Philip Anthony Mitchell

    Join Braden Pedersen in this special bonus episode of Back to the Bible Daily as he sits down with Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell, lead pastor of 2819 in Atlanta, Georgia, and author of the new book "Contend." In this powerful conversation, Braden and Pastor Philip discuss the urgent need for authentic Christianity, the challenges facing the American church, and the importance of stewarding influence for the glory of God. Pastor Philip shares his personal journey from Queens, New York, to pastoring and writing, including transformative trips to Jerusalem and Turkey that shaped his ministry and inspired his latest book based on the letter of Jude. Take action with the 4 R’s: Read: Dive into the book of Jude and explore its urgent message for the church today. Reflect: Consider how you can remain authentic in your faith and steward your influence for God’s glory. Respond: Pray—“Father, help me to discern truth, remain faithful to Your Word, and boldly contend for the faith in my generation.” Reveal: Share what you’ve learned with someone else, encouraging them to seek authentic Christianity and stand firm in their faith. Order "Contend" by Philip Anthony Mitchell wherever books are sold or listen on Audible. Subscribe for more inspiring conversations and resources to help you engage with God’s Word daily. Keywords: Braden Pedersen, Philip Anthony Mitchell, Back to the Bible Daily, Church of 2819, Contend book, Jude, authentic Christianity, Gen Z faith, American church, false teaching, biblical truth, Christian leadership, spiritual discernment, Christian podcast, Bible study, Christian prayer, faith in action, Christian influence, spiritual awakening, Christian interview, Audible Christian books, Christian encouragement, church leadership, Christian authenticity, Bible engagement, Christian stewardship, spiritual growth, Christian ministry, Atlanta churches, new Christian books, Christian resources.

  3. Oct 16 ·  Video

    What Does It Really Mean to Be Great in God's Kingdom?

    What does true greatness look like in God's kingdom? In this episode of Back to the Bible Daily, Braden Pedersen explores Jesus's countercultural teaching on greatness through Luke 9:46, where the disciples argue about who among them is the greatest. Jesus responds by placing a child before them and revealing a profound truth: the least among you will be the greatest. Discover how humility, not achievement, is the pathway to greatness in God's kingdom. Jesus turns our worldly understanding of success on its head, teaching that we must lower ourselves to lift others up. This isn't about doing more or being better than others—it's about recognizing our complete dependence on God and following Jesus authentically. Read Luke 9:46 and Matthew 5:3-12 to see how Jesus consistently redefines greatness through meekness and humility. Reflect on where you've been pursuing greatness through your own efforts rather than through surrender to God's calling. Respond by identifying one area where you need to humble yourself before God—whether that's living out your faith more authentically, sharing your faith with others, or stepping into a calling that requires vulnerability. Reveal this truth to someone in your life by mentoring, discipling, or simply sharing how humility has transformed your relationship with God. Join Braden Pedersen as we center on God's Word and learn that the path to greatness begins with lowering ourselves. Keywords: greatness in God's kingdom, humility and faith, Luke 9:46, Christian discipleship, following Jesus, spiritual growth, Bible study, Back to the Bible Daily

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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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