Read, Do, & Tell

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Welcome to the Read, Do, & Tell Podcast. Amy & I (Becky) share practical tips and tools for helping you read, understand, and apply the Bible better. Let's read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord!

  1. 3d ago

    Ep 29: Jesus' Earthly Ministry Bible Reading Plan

    This Bible reading calendar covers the earthly ministry of Jesus between when He called His twelve disciples and Palm Sunday/Passion Week. In this episode, Amy and I (Becky) cover some of Jesus' miracles, His teachings, His parables, His "I am" statements, and Jesus' purpose for coming to earth. Of course, we aren't including every story from the Gospels. If you want that, we'd highly encourage you to read the Gospels for yourself. :) The shortest Gospel is Mark, but the Gospel most people say to begin with is John. It's your pick! When Jesus walked the earth, He was a wonderful example of how we should live, but we don't stop there. Jesus is MUCH MORE than a good teacher or prophet. Jesus was {and still is} FULLY God and FULLY man. He is alive and seated at the Father's right hand. Jesus came to do the will of the Father. He came to preach the Good News. He came to fulfill the Law and the prophets. He came to seek and save the lost. He came to give His life as a ransom for you and I. We're picking up where we left off in Episode 25 in the storyline of the Bible. If you're new to our podcast, it may be helpful to listen to the previous episodes where we go through the storyline of the Bible. The links to our Old Testament Reading Plans are below: The Beginnings Bible Reading PlanMoses Bible Reading PlanThe Promised Land Bible Reading PlanIsrael's United Kingdom Bible Reading PlanIsrael's Divided Kingdom Bible Reading PlanIsrael's Captivity & Return Bible Reading Plan  The link to our first New Testament Reading Plan is below: Jesus's Early Life & Ministry Bible Reading Plan  This Bible reading plan is loosely based on these books: A Harmony of the Gospels by A.T. Robertson One Perfect Life by John MacArthur Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  2. Jul 16

    Ep 28: Look Out for False Teachers!

    Welcome back to the podcast!* In episodes 23, 24, 26, and 27, Amy and I began a discussion of false teachers and false teaching. False teaching is a SERIOUS matter to the church AND to God! Heretical teaching {or false teaching} is teaching that intentionally distorts or contradicts God or the pure gospel as revealed in Scripture. Those who intentionally distort these things are for real called "heretics." We can give specific examples of false teaching and even name false teachers {see Episode 26 & 27} until we're blue in the face. But we want to give you more than that. We desire that you be armed with discernment to recognize them online or in real life! False teachers tend to share common character patterns and behaviors. Mind you, these are not good character qualities or behaviors! In today's episode, we go through nine of these characteristics and behaviors. I'm sure there are more... We also walk through a few more Scriptures to better protect yourself from these wolves in sheep's clothing. Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, Bible reading plans, and study tools from our podcast. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! *We have changed the name of our podcast! In August, I'll be moving everything over to my new discipleship website, Raising Rooted Disciples.  Previous Podcast Episodes Related to this Episode: False Teaching & False Teachers {Episode 23}What is Heresy? {Episode 24}Heresies Against God {Episode 26}Heresies Against the Gospel {Episode 27}  Resources Mentioned or Related to this Episode: Mike Winger's YouTube ChannelAlisa Childers' YouTube ChannelMelissa Dougherty's YouTube ChannelCosti Hinn's Website: For the GospelFREE Printable for Helping Kids Respond to False Teaching  Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  3. Jul 9

    Ep 27: Heresies Against the Gospel

    Welcome back to the Read, Do, & Tell podcast! In episodes 23, 24, and 26, Amy and I (Becky) began a discussion of heresies in the church. Just as a quick reminder, we need to remember that heresy is a SERIOUS matter to the church AND to God! Heretical teaching is teaching that intentionally distorts or contradicts God or the pure gospel as revealed in Scripture. Those who teach heresies are "heretics." In episode 26, we discussed heresies against the one true God. Today, we're going to explore heretical teaching related to the pure gospel of Jesus Christ. We will discuss some common false gospels such as the prosperity gospel as well as call out a few teachers {by name} who teach or at the very least go along with these false gospels. We'll also call out a few false movements/religions that teach a false gospel. Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, Bible reading plans, and study tools from our podcast. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! Previous Podcast Episodes Related to this Episode: False Teaching & False Teachers {Episode 23}What is Heresy? {Episode 24}Heresies Against God {Episode 26}  Books & Resources Mentioned or Related to this Episode: Mike Winger: Unbiblical Stuff the Catholic Church Teaches: Mary, Indulgences, etc.Honest Youth Pastor: Sermon Review of Andy StanleyCounterfeit Kingdom by Holly Pivec & Doug Geivett (HIGHLY recommended to learn more about NAR)Another Gospel?  by Alisa ChildersThe Deconstruction of Christianity by Alisa Childers, Tim Barnett, et al. Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  4. Jul 2

    Ep 26: Heresies Against God

    Welcome back to the Read, Do, & Tell podcast! In episodes 23 and 24, we began the discussion of heresies in the church. We need to remember that heresy is a SERIOUS matter to the church AND to God! Heretical teaching is teaching that intentionally distort or contradict God or the pure gospel as revealed in Scripture. Those who teach heresies are "heretics." In episode 24, we discussed that Christians can hold different beliefs about some things, and it isn't considered heretical. Teachings that distort or contradict the nature and character of God ARE, however, heretical. Today, Amy and I tackle the topic of heresies against God. We will briefly go through four of the early councils and creeds of the church fathers to show you these heretical teachings are nothing new. We'll also talk about some modern-day heretical teachings around the nature of God and the Trinity, so buckle up! Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, Bible reading plans, and study tools from our podcast. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! Resources Mentioned: Episode 23: False Teaching & False TeachersEpisode 24: What is Heresy?The Doctrines That Divide by Erwin Lutzer Know the Creeds and Councils by Justin S. Holcomb  Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  5. Jun 25

    Ep 25: Jesus' Early Life & Ministry Bible Reading Plan

    Welcome back to the podcast! Today, we're sharing our next printable Bible reading plan, which is the FIRST of our New Testament plans! It covers the early life of Jesus as a child as well as His early ministry. We're picking up where we left off in Episode 21 in the storyline of the Bible. Not only will we go through the early life of Jesus, but Amy and I talk about the "silent" years between the testaments. It's really cool to see what God was doing in those 400 years. While it's true that no prophets wrote or spoke during this 400-year period, God was anything but silent as He arranged things.  Galatians 4:4-5 reminds us that in the fullness of time, Jesus came born of a woman to redeem those under the law. Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, and study tools from each episode. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! If you're new to our podcast, it may be helpful to listen to the previous episodes where we go through the storyline of the Bible. Click on any of the links below. Previous Bible Reading Plans: The Beginnings Reading Plan ~ Episode 2Moses Bible Reading Plan ~ Episode 5The Promised Land Reading Plan ~ Episode 10Israel's United Kingdom Bible Reading Plan ~ Episode 15Israel's Divided Kingdom Bible Reading Plan ~ Episode 19Israel's Captivity & Return Bible Reading Plan ~ Episode 21 Books Mentioned in this Episode: Person of Interest by J. Warner WallaceA Harmony of the Gospels by A.T. Robertson One Perfect Life by John MacArthurThe Doctrines That Divide by Erwin Lutzer  Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  6. Jun 18

    Ep 24: What is Heresy?

    Welcome back to the podcast! The term "heresy" is thrown around a lot. Using this term incorrectly has always been an issue in the church. Social media, however, has allowed more people to have platforms and influence.  Often, someone else is called a heretic simply because they believe something that someone else disagrees with. But not all teachings that differ related to Christianity are heretical in nature. Today, on the podcast, Amy and I break down the differences between: essential teachings in the Christian faithnon-essential teachings of the Christian faithtrue heresy that is against God or the pure gospel as revealed in ScriptureI hope this will be helpful to you as you discern the differences and help teach others to do the same! Resources Mentioned: Episode 23: False Teaching & False TeachersCross-Examined Instructor’s AcademyThe Great Divorce by C.S. LewisMere Christianity by C.S. Lewis  Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  7. Jun 11

    Ep 23: False Teaching and False Teachers

    Welcome back to Read, Do, & Tell podcast! Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, and study tools from each episode. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! --- In our previous episode (episode 22), Amy and I shared about a time in each of our lives when Bible answers didn’t come so quickly.  Sometimes, you’ll have nagging questions about God or the Bible. This may be a short or a long season of searching for answers. We hope that episode was encouraging to you! Today, we’re spring boarding to a topic that’s very much related. As we search for answers, we must be careful who we read and follow. False teaching and false teachers abound. Some are just a mouse click away! Often, false teachers will take these difficult questions and create their own doctrines or teachings that may seem compelling. False teachers often tug at our heartstrings, appealing to our emotions. We must practice discernment as we search for answers, especially as AI becomes more and more common! Previous Episodes Related to this Topic: When Bible Questions Aren't Answered {Episode 22} Books Mentioned in this Episode: (Links to purchase these books can be found on my blog.) Another Gospel?  by Alisa ChildersCounterfeit Kingdom  by Holly Pivec & Doug GeivettLet's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

  8. Jun 4

    Ep 22: When Bible Questions Aren't Answered

    Welcome back to the podcast! Join our Podcast+ Membership or login to your membership to download the transcripts, guided notes, and study tools from each episode. Becoming a member also supports our work as we read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord! In recent podcast episodes, we've discussed reading the Bible context, looking at the original languages, and using different translations.  Studying God's Word with our heads is very important. Today, however, we have a different kind of episode.  This one is a bit more personal, as Amy and I (Becky) share times in our lives when Bible answers didn't come so quickly. There are times when our heart desires answers. Sometimes those answers take YEARS to come. It's possible the answers may never come on this side of Heaven. What do we do in those times of searching or doubt? I hope this episode will encourage your heart as you study His Word! Previous Episodes Related to this Topic: Why the Bible is so Confusing {Episode 17}Which Bible Translation is the Best? {Episode 18}The Original Languages of the Bible {Episode 20} Books Mentioned in this Episode: I Don’t Have Enough Faith to be an Atheist by Norman Geisler & Frank TurekThe Case for Christ by Lee StrobelShadows of our Savior by Becky Spence (digital and hard copy available)The Sacrifice of our Savior by Becky Spence (digital and hard copy available) Let's Connect! Read, Do, & Tell PodcastMy Website: Raising Rooted DisciplesInstagram: @raisingrooteddisciplesEmail: becky@raisingrooteddisciples.com

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Welcome to the Read, Do, & Tell Podcast. Amy & I (Becky) share practical tips and tools for helping you read, understand, and apply the Bible better. Let's read, do, and tell the Word of the Lord!

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    Becky
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    2025 - 2026
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