Learn The Bible

Nathan McLeod
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In this podcast I read through the Bible, chapter by chapter. I also share what the Lord is teaching me throughout the journey.

  1. 19h ago

    King David's Final Words - Day 221

    DAY 221 - August 9 1 Chronicles 28, 1 Chronicles 29 • 1 Corinthians 5 • Psalm 93:1-5 King David prepares to pass the throne to his son in 1 Chronicles 28. Learn how David designates Solomon as successor and outlines the Temple plans. This breakdown focuses on the end of King David's reign as he publicly selects Solomon successor to lead Israel. We examine the specific instructions David gives regarding the Temple building plans, emphasizing divine inspiration and the importance of leadership succession in ancient Israel. By studying 1 Chronicles 28, you will understand the historical and spiritual context behind the transfer of power and the preparation for building the house of God. This analysis provides clarity on how the leaders of Israel were called to contribute generously to this massive undertaking, resulting in a large feast that solidified God's chosen ruler over the nation. Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns, and comment below on which chapter you want us to cover next.

  2. 1d ago

    Paul's Sharpest Rebuke: Stop Being Arrogant! - Day 220

    DAY 220 - August 8 1 Chronicles 26:20-32, 1 Chronicles 27 • 1 Corinthians 4 • Proverbs 19:13-22 Explore the David organizational structure and how ancient systems of biblical governance established order and accountability. Learn how these principles apply today. This session examines the administrative strategies employed by David, specifically focusing on the appointment of treasurers and leaders to manage local governance. We break down the practical steps taken to handle dedicated gifts and maintain structure within the community. Whether you are studying leadership or church history, these insights provide a clear look at how responsibility was delegated effectively. We also look at Paul apostolic ministry as he mounts a defense against the Corinthians. His letters offer a perspective on authority and integrity that remains relevant for modern believers. Finally, we analyze a reading from Proverbs discipline, connecting the importance of correction to personal growth and wisdom. Subscribe for daily biblical study breakdowns, and comment below which book of the Bible you want us to explore next.

  3. 2d ago

    Why Did God Want 24 Divisions? The Answer Will Surprise You - Day 219

    DAY 219 - August 71 Chronicles 24, 1 Chronicles 25, 1 Chronicles 26:1-19 • 1 Corinthians 3 • Psalm 92:1-15Understand 1 Chronicles 24 and 25 and how King David structured the temple service. Learn how these ancient divisions impact your view of unity today.This breakdown covers the specific organization of priests and Levites as detailed in the text. We look at how David divided Aaron's descendants into 24 distinct groups to ensure consistent service in the house of God. By analyzing these chapters, you will gain a clearer perspective on the roles assigned to temple ministers, including those set apart specifically to prophesy while playing lyres.Beyond the historical structure, we explore the broader application of these divisions. Whether you are studying the history of biblical temple worship or looking for insight into church unity, this content connects the ancient tasks of the Levites to the collective body of believers today. You will leave with a better grasp of 1 Chronicles 24 and 1 Chronicles 25, seeing how order and unity were essential to the function of the temple.Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns, and comment below on which chapter you want me to cover next.

  4. 3d ago

    David Does the Prep Work for Solomon - Day 218

    DAY 218 - August 6 1 Chronicles 22, 1 Chronicles 23 • 1 Corinthians 2:6-16 • Psalm 91:9-16 Follow along with this daily Bible reading covering 1 Chronicles 22, 1 Chronicles 23, and 1 Corinthians 2 to deepen your understanding. This session focuses on King David preparing for the temple project and establishing Solomon as king. We examine why David stepped back from building the temple himself and look at the practical implications for those managing God-given tasks today. Whether you are following a structured reading plan or just looking for context, this daily Bible reading provides necessary historical background on the transition of leadership in Israel. We also explore the themes found in 1 Corinthians 2 regarding the acceptance of spiritual truths and how to find refuge in the Lord through the Psalms. By connecting these Old Testament accounts with New Testament teaching, you will gain a clearer perspective on how to apply these ancient principles to your current walk of faith. This Bible study summary is designed to help you synthesize the text so you can apply it to your life immediately. Subscribe for weekly daily Bible reading breakdowns and comment below with which passage you are studying this week.

  5. 4d ago

    David Faces the Death Angel - Day 217

    DAY 217 - August 5 1 Chronicles 19, 1 Chronicles 20, 1 Chronicles 21 • 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 • Psalm 91:1-8 Follow along with our daily Bible reading covering the peak of King David's kingdom and the practical lessons found in 1 Corinthians. This session examines the historical narrative of 1 Chronicles, focusing on the victories and trials David faced, including the plague and the significance of building an altar. We analyze how fire served as a sign of divine intervention and connect these ancient events to current experiences within the modern church. Whether you are studying 1 Chronicles for personal growth or seeking clarity on the Corinthian epistles, this breakdown helps clarify the text. By comparing the challenges of the early church to our current context, we gain a clearer perspective on spiritual signs and communal faith. This daily Bible reading aims to ground your understanding of scripture in both historical context and present-day application. Subscribe for weekly Bible study breakdowns, and comment below with which book of the Bible you would like us to cover next.

  6. 5d ago

    Why Your Churches Have Conflict - Day 216

    DAY 216 - August 4 1 Chronicles 16:37-43, 1 Chronicles 17, 1 Chronicles 18 • 1 Corinthians 1:1-17 • Proverbs 19:3-12 Understanding the Davidic covenant explains why early Christian communities struggled with internal division. See how these ancient promises connect to the reality of faith today. Day 216 of our Bible reading plan brings us to a critical juncture in the narrative. We examine the specific prophecy regarding the Son of Man coming through the line of David as detailed in 1 Chronicles. This foundational promise established a kingdom legacy that echoes throughout scripture. Following this, we shift our focus to the practical challenges recorded in 1 Corinthians, where the early church dealt with significant internal quarrels. By connecting the Davidic covenant with the Corinthian struggles, you gain a perspective on how God maintains his sovereignty even when human communities face intense conflict. This study helps you bridge the gap between grand theological declarations and the messy, everyday application of those truths. Whether you are keeping up with the chronological plan or just curious about how ancient texts address human division, this breakdown provides context for your daily study. Understanding the Davidic covenant clarifies why the early church needed to return to these core principles to resolve their disputes. Subscribe for daily Bible in a year breakdowns, and leave a comment sharing how you navigate conflict within your own community.

  7. 6d ago

    David's Second Attempt at the Ark—What Changed? - Day 215

    DAY 215 - August 3 1 Chronicles 15, 1 Chronicles 16:1-36 • Romans 16 • Psalm 90:11-17 Learn the Bible in a year by studying 1 Chronicles 15-16 and Romans 16. See how the Ark of the Covenant was moved to Jerusalem. This episode continues our comprehensive Bible study series, focusing on the historical preparations for the Ark of the Covenant to arrive in Jerusalem. We examine the specific roles assigned to Zadok and Abiathar, as well as the establishment of a formal worship schedule. If you are following a daily reading plan, this breakdown clarifies the events surrounding this pivotal moment in Israel's history. We also cover Paul the Apostle and his final instructions to the church in Rome. Romans 16 study provides practical wisdom on welcoming fellow believers and discerning good from evil in daily life. By connecting these Old and New Testament passages, you will gain a clearer understanding of how worship and community were prioritized in both eras. Subscribe for daily Bible study series breakdowns, and comment below on which book of the Bible you find most challenging to read.

  8. Aug 2

    The Tragedy Nobody Talks About | David's Ark Attempt - Day 214

    DAY 214 - August 2 1 Chronicles 12:23-40, 1 Chronicles 13, 1 Chronicles 14 • Romans 15:14-33 • Psalm 90:1-10 Join this Bible study as we examine 1 Chronicles 12-13 and Romans 15. Learn why David's attempt to move the Ark of the Covenant failed. This video covers day 214 of our year-long journey through scripture. We examine the narrative of David bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem and the immediate consequences that followed. This section of 1 Chronicles 12 helps us visualize the political climate of the time, while the events in chapter 13 provide a sobering lesson on the nature of God's holiness. Beyond the historical account, we connect these Old Testament events to the teachings found in Romans 15. By analyzing these texts together, we gain clarity on how divine instructions regarding worship and reverence were established and why they matter today. This daily scripture reading is designed for those seeking to understand the consistency of biblical truth across both testaments. Subscribe for daily Bible study breakdowns to keep up with the full year-long reading plan, and let me know in the comments how you interpret the lessons on holiness in today's passage.

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In this podcast I read through the Bible, chapter by chapter. I also share what the Lord is teaching me throughout the journey.

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  • Creator
    Nathan McLeod
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
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