Behold: A Guided Journey Through Scripture

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Journey through Scripture with Behold, a peaceful, immersive podcast that invites you to experience the Bible at an unhurried pace. Listen in the stillness on your own, gather with family or friends around an episode, or share it with your children as the day draws to a close. Whether you listen alone or with others, my hope is that each easy-to-follow episode will offer fresh insight, draw attention to details often overlooked, help you see God more clearly through His Word, and enrich your walk with the Lord. (Episodes typically run about 13 minutes)  For more, follow on IG @ BeholdPodcast240 or on FB @ Behold Podcast!

  1. 1d ago

    Return

    Jacob has returned to the land God promised—but his household is still learning what it means to live as the people of God. In Genesis 34–36, violence and grief expose the fractures within Jacob’s family. God calls them back to Bethel, where foreign gods are buried, worship is renewed, and Jacob’s identity as Israel is reaffirmed. Along the road, children are born, loved ones are laid to rest, and two brothers become two peoples. Through every failure, loss, and changing circumstance, God remains holy, sovereign, and faithful. He is not merely bringing Jacob back to a place. He is forming a people who must learn to trust His Word, leave divided loyalties behind, and walk forward with Him.

    Return

  2. Oct 19

    Mine

    Jacob had spent years speaking of the God of Abraham and Isaac. But beside the Jabbok, inherited faith became personal. Alone in the darkness, Jacob wrestled with God until striving became clinging. He left wounded, blessed, and renamed. The man known by his past became Israel; the name his descendants would carry. Through every mile, God had patiently protected, provided for, corrected, and accompanied Jacob. Now, beside an altar in Canaan, Jacob could finally declare: He is not only the God of those who came before me. He is my God.

    Mine

  3. Oct 12

    With Him

    God promised Jacob, “I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go.” In Genesis 29–30, that promise is tested through Laban’s deception, fourteen years of labor, family rivalry, painful waiting, and imperfect decisions. Yet through it all, Jacob’s family and possessions grow—demonstrating that human turmoil cannot overturn the faithfulness of God. Join us for Episode 18 of BEHOLD: A Guided Journey Through Scripture as we discover the God who remained with Jacob and faithfully fulfilled His word.

    With Him

  4. Oct 5

    In This Place

    A famine settles over the land, but the LORD tells Isaac to remain—and blesses him in the very place where the ground has failed. In Genesis 26–28, wells are buried and reopened, brothers become bitter rivals, and a father’s blessing is taken through deception. Jacob flees from home carrying the consequences of his choices, then lies down alone beneath the night sky with a stone near his head. There, on a road shaped by human failure, the LORD meets him. God does not excuse the family’s fear, favoritism, or deceit. Yet their sin cannot overturn His promise or make Him unfaithful. The God who remained with Isaac in the famine is already waiting for Jacob in the wilderness.

    In This Place

  5. Sep 28

    The Way Before Us

    Abraham is old, Sarah is gone, and Isaac remains unmarried. How will God’s promise continue into another generation? In Genesis 24–25, Abraham sends his trusted servant on a long journey to find a wife for Isaac. Beside a distant well, the servant prays—and before he has finished, Rebekah appears. Years later, Isaac and Rebekah face another long season of waiting before twin sons, Jacob and Esau, are born. A servant travels. Rebekah chooses to go. Abraham dies. Isaac prays. Two brothers struggle—and a precious birthright is traded for a single meal. Through every mile, every passing year, and every human failure, the living God remains faithful. He goes before His people, hears their prayers, and keeps His word from generation to generation.

    The Way Before Us

  6. Sep 21

    I Will

    The child God promised is born. Another son is sent into the wilderness. An oath reaches toward generations yet unseen. And Abraham is asked to surrender the son he loves. In Genesis 21–23, Abraham encounters the God who hears, the Eternal God who remains, and the LORD who provides. Through birth and death, abundance and emptiness, celebration and sacrifice, one truth stands unchanged: when God says, “I will,” He most certainly will.

    I Will

  7. Sep 14

    Justice

    “Will not the Judge of all the earth do right?” As Abraham intercedes for Sodom, that question hangs over everything that follows. Angels enter a city consumed by wickedness. Lot and his family are pulled from destruction. Abraham’s fear places Sarah in danger once again—and God intervenes. In Genesis 18:16–20:18, we behold the justice of God: He hears the afflicted, judges rightly, shows mercy, restrains evil, and remains faithful even when His people fail.

    Justice

  8. Sep 7

    Unbelievable!

    Genesis 17:1-18:15 Nearly twenty-five years have passed since God first called Abram. The promised child has not come, and every natural possibility has disappeared. Then God appears with a name Abram has never heard before: God Almighty. In Unbelievable!, we follow Abram and Sarai through years of waiting as God renews His covenant and speaks into what age and circumstance have made impossible. This is a story about a promise beyond human strength, the God who is never hurried, and a question that needs no answer!

    Unbelievable!
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Journey through Scripture with Behold, a peaceful, immersive podcast that invites you to experience the Bible at an unhurried pace. Listen in the stillness on your own, gather with family or friends around an episode, or share it with your children as the day draws to a close. Whether you listen alone or with others, my hope is that each easy-to-follow episode will offer fresh insight, draw attention to details often overlooked, help you see God more clearly through His Word, and enrich your walk with the Lord. (Episodes typically run about 13 minutes)  For more, follow on IG @ BeholdPodcast240 or on FB @ Behold Podcast!

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