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Free Daily Bible Study PodcastJuly 1st: Bible Meditation for Joshua 3Bible Readings for July 1st
Joshua 3 | Psalms 126, 127 & 128 | Isaiah 63 | Matthew 11
Perhaps the chief difficulty of the Christian life is that we are not always given clear directions about where to go, and even when we know what we are supposed to do, it is not always clear what the consequences will be if we obey. The situation was the same for the Israelites in Joshua 3, where the reward of the Promised Land stood before them, but the risks also loomed large.
First, Israel needs to know where they should go, since they “have not pa...
2026-07-0103 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 29th: Bible Meditation for Joshua 1Bible Readings for June 29th
Joshua 1 | Psalms 120, 121 & 122 | Isaiah 61 | Matthew 9
In Joshua 1, we see one of the most extreme transitions in the whole Bible—for the first time since Exodus 1, Israel is without Moses. But at the same time, this first chapter carefully connects the leadership of Joshua back to the leadership of Moses, providing a glimpse into the path Joshua will eventually take to complete the work that God began under Moses.
First, Yahweh transfers the mantle of leadership from Moses to Joshua bluntly in Joshua 1:2: “Moses my servant is dead. Now therefore aris...
2026-06-2904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 28th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 33–34Bible Readings for June 28th
Deuteronomy 33–34 | Psalm 119:145–176 | Isaiah 60 | Matthew 8
The shadow of Moses’s impending death hangs over the entire book of Deuteronomy. But, as the people move on into the Promised Land after the death of Moses (which we finally read about here in Deuteronomy 34), it will not only be Joshua who will lead the people. Additionally, the priests and the Levites will also begin to take a more prominent role in the spiritual leadership of Israel. Therefore, in Deuteronomy 33:8–11, Moses lays out the three primary duties that the tribe of Levi will take up.1...
2026-06-2804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 27th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 32Bible Readings for June 27th
Deuteronomy 32 | Psalm 119:121–144 | Isaiah 59 | Matthew 7
Moses has given the entire law to the people of Israel, but in Deuteronomy 32, he takes a different approach to impress upon his people the necessity of obeying Yahweh: he sings to them a song. In this song, Moses acts out the story of Israel’s history with Yahweh and then he warns them of the dangers of departing from their covenant.
To begin, Moses calls heaven and earth to give ear to the words of his mouth (Deut. 32:1)—possibly to bear witness against Israel...
2026-06-2704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 26th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 31Bible Readings for June 26th
Deuteronomy 31 | Psalm 119:97–120 | Isaiah 58 | Matthew 6
There is an engraved marble memorial at Westminster Abbey in London dedicated to John and Charles Wesley, the great leaders of the Methodist movement in the eighteenth century. At the base of the monument are the words of Charles: “God buries his workmen, but carries on his work.” In Deuteronomy 31, we are rapidly approaching the burial of one of God’s greatest workmen, Moses, and we begin to see how God will carry on his work.
Moses, because of his failure at Meribah to uphold Y...
2026-06-2603 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 25th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 30Bible Readings for June 25th
Deuteronomy 30 | Psalm 119:73–96 | Isaiah 57 | Matthew 5
Back in Deuteronomy 10:16, Moses had commanded the people of Israel to circumcise the foreskin of their hearts, and here in Deuteronomy 30, heart circumcision appears again as the key to unlocking the meaning of the entire Mosaic covenant.
Moses first instructs Israel about what they should do after they are scattered among the nations for disobeying the covenant (Deut. 30:1–10). If Israel begins to obey Yahweh’s commandments, then Yahweh will restore his people. But when Yahweh brings his people back after their exile, things would be dif...
2026-06-2504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 24th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 29Bible Readings for June 24th
Deuteronomy 29 | Psalm 119:49–72 | Isaiah 56 | Matthew 4
In Deuteronomy 29–30, Moses renews Israel’s covenant with Yahweh one final time before his death. First, just as he had done at the beginning of Deuteronomy, Moses recounts the gracious provisions of Yahweh through Israel’s history in Deuteronomy 29:2–9. This historical prologue sets the context of Yahweh’s covenant by reminding Israel once again that grace—not law—came first.
Second, Moses points out the fullness of the congregation standing before him: “You are standing today all of you before the LORD your God: the heads of your...
2026-06-2404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 23rd: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 28Bible Readings for June 23rd
Deuteronomy 28 | Psalm 119:25–48 | Isaiah 55 | Matthew 3
Deuteronomy 28 is at the same time an inspiring and a horrific chapter in the Bible, laying out Yahweh’s covenant blessings and his covenant curses. These two lists were so important that they would be used again later in a larger ceremony that would come after Moses’s death. Just as Moses had mentioned briefly back in Deuteronomy 11:26–32, Israel was to remind one another of these blessings and curses after they took possession of the land of Canaan.
In that ceremony, six of the tribes w...
2026-06-2304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 22nd: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 27Bible Readings for June 22nd
Deuteronomy 27 | Psalm 119:1–24 | Isaiah 54 | Matthew 2
At the end of Deuteronomy 26, Moses concludes his second giving of the law. Through the entire book of Deuteronomy, Moses had been giving an extended sermon to exhort Israel to abide in God’s law. But after proclaiming the whole law to Israel, Moses now—before he dies—explains to Israel the covenant renewal process in which they would partake as they entered into the Promised Land.
So, Moses first insists that, after the people have entered into the land, they should write the law on l...
2026-06-2204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 19th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 24Bible Readings for June 19th
Deuteronomy 24 | Psalms 114–115 | Isaiah 51 | Revelation 21
Deuteronomy 24 contains several laws that the section headings in the ESV classify as “miscellaneous.” Quite a few of these laws (though not all in this section) regulate how Israel should treat the poor in their midst. We would classify these laws as civil laws (see the meditation on Deuteronomy 22), governing the day-to-day living of Israel. So, while Christians aren’t bound to the letter of these laws, we nevertheless see in them a picture of what kind of “general equity” we should seek in our own societies. T...
2026-06-1903 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 14th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 19Bible Readings for June 14th
Deuteronomy 19 | Psalm 106 | Isaiah 46 | Revelation 16
In Deuteronomy 19, Moses turns his attention to the civil laws that were written to govern daily life in Israel. The three laws in Deuteronomy 19 underscore three important principles for understanding God’s idea of civil justice.
The first law, regarding the cities of refuge, demonstrates the need for fair treatment of the accused. The people who could flee to the cities of refuge were those who had actually done something that caused the death of someone else. The specific example given in Deuteronomy 19:5—an axe...
2026-06-1404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 13th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 18Bible Readings for June 13th
Deuteronomy 18 | Psalm 105 | Isaiah 45 | Revelation 15
Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy are filled with regulations for the Levitical priests in Israel, and in yesterday’s reading from Deuteronomy 17, Moses laid out the requirements for the kings of Israel. In Deuteronomy 18, Moses gives instruction for the last of the three major Old Testament offices: the prophets. There are two important provisions in this passage that we will look at today.
First, Yahweh gave objective criteria by which Israel could evaluate their prophets: under no circumstances should a prophet ever speak in th...
2026-06-1304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 11th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 16Bible Readings for June 11th
Deuteronomy 16 | Psalm 103 | Isaiah 43 | Revelation 13
In Deuteronomy 16, Moses names the three festivals that all Israelite males were expected to attend: Passover, the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost), and the Feast of Booths. As we saw in our meditation on Deuteronomy 14, the people who lived too far away to travel to the place where Yahweh chose were granted an exception, but for the most part traveling to the three festivals was a regular part of what it meant to be a part of Yahweh’s covenant people.
Technically, these aren’t the...
2026-06-1104 min
Admonition PodcastMoses: A Study of Israel's Meekest Leader - Jacob Kennedy - March 22, 2026This lesson explores the life of Moses, highlighting his faith, leadership, and the lessons we can learn from his journey from impulsiveness to humble obedience to God. It emphasizes trusting God's plan, overcoming excuses, and the importance of God's presence in our lives.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context of Moses' Life01:07 Moses' Birth and Early Life06:46 Moses' Upbringing and Identity Crisis12:17 Moses' Impulsive Actions and Consequences17:46 Moses in Exile and God's Preparation19:35 God's Call to Moses24:04 Moses' Reluctance and Excuses30:34 Moses' Leadership and Growth38:06 The Crossing of the...
2026-06-1145 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 10th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 15Bible Readings for June 10th
Deuteronomy 15 | Psalm 102 | Isaiah 42 | Revelation 12
Toward the end of yesterday’s meditation on Deuteronomy 14, we talked about how the tithes of Israel were meant to take care of the needy as well as the Levites, who did not have their own inheritance but depended on the tithes of other Israelites for their income. In today’s reading, we get a little clearer picture of the kind of generosity God is teaching his people to live out.
In Deuteronomy 15, Moses establishes a Year of Release in the life of Israel. Ever...
2026-06-1004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 9th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 13–14Bible Readings for June 9th
Deuteronomy 13–14 | Psalms 99, 100, & 101 | Isaiah 41 | Revelation 11
Deuteronomy 14 changes the way that we see our offerings to God. Sadly, we can too easily come to look at the act of bringing our offerings to God as a kind of a tax, where we send off our checks to some impersonal government in a distant land so that they will do whatever they want with it without any regard to what would be best for us, the tax-payers.
But not so with Yahweh. The Israelites were commanded to bring a tithe (10 percent) of...
2026-06-0904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 8th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 12Bible Readings for June 8th
Deuteronomy 12 | Psalms 97–98 | Isaiah 40 | Revelation 10
Moses reveals in Deuteronomy 12:8–9 that Israel’s informality in their worship would eventually need to change: “You shall not do according to all that we are doing here today, everyone doing whatever is right in his own eyes, for you have not as yet come to the rest and to the inheritance that the LORD your God is giving to you.” Here, Moses is acknowledging that there was chaos in Israel’s worship during the days of their wilderness wanderings, so that it was customary for the Israelit...
2026-06-0804 min
Good Shepherd Sermon PodcastMoses’ “Come-to-Jesus-Meeting”Second Sunday after PentecostBible Readings: Genesis 1:1-2:3, Matthew 28:16-20, 2 Corinthians 12:11-14Worship Folder: https://bit.ly/4o6K66yPastor Paul TullbergSermon text: Exodus 3:1-15Moses and the Burning Bush3 Now Moses was shepherding the flock of Jethro, his father-in-law, a priest of Midian, and he led the flock to the far side of the wilderness and came to Horeb, the mountain of God. 2 The Angel of the Lord appeared to him in blazing fire from within a bush. Moses saw...
2026-06-0716 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 7th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 11Bible Readings for June 7th
Deuteronomy 11 | Psalms 95–96 | Isaiah 39 | Revelation 9
By the time of Jesus, the signs and frontlets that Moses wanted to see bound to the eyes and hands of Israelites (Deut. 11:18) had largely become an outward show of hypocrisy. Jesus explicitly condemned the Pharisees for the way they wore their signs and frontlets (in Greek, “phylacteries”) to gain attention, saying, “They do all their deeds to be seen by others. For they make their phylacteries broad and their fringes long” (Matt. 23:5). The Pharisees no longer used their phylacteries as a tool for keeping the words of t...
2026-06-0704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 6th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 10Bible Readings for June 6th
Deuteronomy 10 | Psalm 94 | Isaiah 38 | Revelation 8
When God commanded in Genesis 17 that every male in the household of Abraham be circumcised, he never intended for circumcision to be merely a physical act. Instead, physical circumcision—the cutting away of the flesh—always pointed to a larger, spiritual reality. In Deuteronomy 10, we get our first glimpse of God’s overarching purpose for circumcision.
In this passage, Moses pleads with the Israelites: “Circumcise therefore the foreskin of your heart, and be no longer stubborn” (Deut. 10:16). Circumcision, Moses explains, gives us a picture of what it...
2026-06-0604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 5th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 9Bible Readings for June 5th
Deuteronomy 9 | Psalms 92–93 | Isaiah 37 | Revelation 7
In Deuteronomy 9, Moses shatters the final false belief that Israel might hold onto about why Yahweh was removing the inhabitants of the land of Canaan in order to give Israel the land as a possession. This has nothing to do, Moses assures Israel, with their righteousness. So, Moses warns them, “Do not say in your heart, after the LORD your God has thrust them out before you, ‘It is because of my righteousness that the LORD has brought me in to possess this land,’ whereas it is becau...
2026-06-0504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 4th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 8Bible Readings for June 4th
Deuteronomy 8 | Psalm 91 | Isaiah 36 | Revelation 6
Deuteronomy 7–9 contains three separate reflections on the scandal of particularity, the subject we discussed in our meditation from Deuteronomy 4. In these chapters, Moses raises three possibilities to explain why Israel might be receiving the blessings of Yahweh—including the full wealth and prosperity of the Promised Land—and then he knocks each one down. It is neither because of Israel’s size (Deut. 7) nor because of their righteousness (Deut. 9) that Yahweh has lavished his love upon them, and here in Deuteronomy 8, Moses explains that it is also not...
2026-06-0404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 3rd: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 7Bible Readings for June 3rd
Deuteronomy 7 | Psalm 90 | Isaiah 35 | Revelation 5
Deuteronomy 7 features the second-best circular logic in the Bible. Let me explain what I mean by pointing out Deuteronomy 7:6, where Moses reminds Israel that “you are a people holy to the LORD your God. The LORD your God has chosen you to be a people for his treasured possession, out of all the peoples who are on the face of the earth.”
At this point, Moses pauses to ask himself a question: Why does the LORD love Israel? This question seems to be what Mose...
2026-06-0304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 2nd: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 6Bible Readings for June 2nd
Deuteronomy 6 | Psalm 89 | Isaiah 34 | Revelation 4
Deuteronomy 6 is one of the most important chapters in the Old Testament, not least for the fact that Jesus quotes Deuteronomy 6:5 as one of the two greatest commandments (“You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might”; see Matt. 22:37, Mark 12:29–30, Luke 10:27). But the main focus of Deuteronomy 6—and our focus for today’s meditation—is Moses’s insistence that we pass down these profound truths about Yahweh to our children.
There is a great danger...
2026-06-0204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastJune 1st: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 5Bible Readings for June 1st
Deuteronomy 5 | Psalm 88 | Isaiah 33 | Revelation 3
In Deuteronomy 5, Moses does not simply repeat the Ten Commandments, but he also reminds Israel of what their response had been at the time when Yahweh had given them the Ten Commandments: fear and reverence. When Yahweh appeared at Mount Sinai to give his law, Israel was terrified that they would be struck down by Yahweh’s holiness for their sinfulness, so they pleaded for a mediator (Deut. 5:24–27).
Yahweh, for his part, is pleased with the response of his people: “I have heard the words...
2026-06-0104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 30th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 3Bible Readings for May 30th
Deuteronomy 3 | Psalm 85 | Isaiah 31 | Revelation 1
If it is tragic to read Moses’s prayer that Yahweh would grant him the right to enter into the Promised Land in Deuteronomy 3:23–25, then it is terrifying to read Yahweh’s flat refusal of Moses’s request: “But the LORD was angry with me because of you and would not listen to me. And the LORD said to me, Enough from you; do not speak to me of this matter again’” (Deut. 3:26). What are we to take from this passage to learn about how Yahweh responds to ou...
2026-05-3004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 29th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 2Bible Readings for May 29th
Deuteronomy 2 | Psalms 83–84 | Isaiah 30 | Jude 1
As we discussed yesterday, Deuteronomy gives us Moses’s final sermon before his death. It may seem strange, then, that Deuteronomy, the “second law,” does not begin with the law at all. Instead, Deuteronomy opens with a lengthy retelling of Israel’s history, beginning from the point that Israel left Mount Sinai in the land of Horeb (Deut. 1:6). Then, Moses retells the story of Israel’s refusal to enter into the Promised Land (Deut. 1:19–46), their wanderings through the wilderness (Deut. 2:1–25), and their victories over King Sihon (Deut. 2:26–37) a...
2026-05-2904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 28th: Bible Meditation for Deuteronomy 1Bible Readings for May 28th
Deuteronomy 1 | Psalms 81–82 | Isaiah 29 | 3 John 1
Although Deuteronomy is one of the longer books in the Old Testament, with thirty-four chapters, it does not represent the passage of much time. In Deuteronomy, we do not read new narratives of Israel’s journey through the wilderness, nor of new battles Israel fights, nor even of new ways that Yahweh provides for his people. For the most part, Deuteronomy includes only one speech—the final words of Moses before he dies, immediately before God’s people enter into the Promised Land under the new leadersh...
2026-05-2804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 27th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 36Bible Readings for May 27th
Numbers 36 | Psalm 80 | Isaiah 28 | 2 John 1
Numbers 36 continues the story that we read back in Numbers 27, when the daughters of Zelophehad petitioned Moses to receive the inheritance that had belonged to their father, since he had died without a male heir to carry on the family’s place in Israel. It seems that, as time has gone on, the people discovered another technicality that affected the long-term possession of the land within the half-tribe of Manasseh.
The issue is this: while Yahweh did command that the daughters of Zelophehad should po...
2026-05-2704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 25th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 34Bible Readings for May 25th
Numbers 34 | Psalm 78:38–72 | Isaiah 26 | 1 John 4
In Numbers 34, Yahweh commands Moses to prepare Israel in two ways to enter into the Promised Land—first, by spelling out the boundaries of the land that Israel would inhabit and, second, by appointing a new set of tribal chiefs for Israel. The time is drawing nearer when Moses would die and also when Israel would take possession of the land that God had promised to give them as an inheritance.
These two topics, however, are closely tied together. The whole point for appointing chie...
2026-05-2504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 24th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 33Bible Readings for May 24th
Numbers 33 | Psalm 78:1–37 | Isaiah 25 | 1 John 3
In Numbers 33, we see the whole story of Yahweh’s covenant with his people laid out in brief, recounting every event from the day of their redemption out of the hand of Egypt (Num. 33:3) all the way through the mission that Yahweh was giving his people on the brink of the Jordan River (Num. 33:49) as they prepared to enter into the Promised Land. By this story, Moses reminds Israel of Yahweh’s faithfulness to them through their forty years of wandering in the wilderness.
Then...
2026-05-2404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 18th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 27Bible Readings for May 18th
Numbers 27 | Psalms 70–71 | Isaiah 17–18 | 1 Peter 5
Because Moses will not remain with Israel forever, we find Moses making more and more preparations for his looming absence as we continue to read through the end of the Pentateuch. Here in Numbers 27, we find Moses making preparations for his departure in two important ways.
First, in Numbers 27:1–11, Moses clarifies the inheritance rights of the daughters of Zelophehad, who had died without any sons to whom he could leave his inheritance. According to the standard law, their father’s name and their family’s heritage...
2026-05-1804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 13th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 22Bible Readings for May 13th
Numbers 22 | Psalms 62–63 | Isaiah 11–12 | James 5
The book of Numbers begins with a system—a perfect system that Yahweh gave to his people to regulate how they conducted themselves in his presence so that he could live in their midst. Yahweh had set precise boundaries, with promises of blessing for obedience and warnings that whoever transgressed the space of Yahweh’s holiness would be put to death.
But as the book of Numbers progresses, the themes change significantly. No longer is there any suggestion that Israel might keep the law and ther...
2026-05-1304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 12th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 21Bible Readings for May 12th
Numbers 21 | Psalms 60–61 | Isaiah 10 | James 4
As though they had already forgotten that they had just provoked Moses to disqualify himself from entering into the Promised Land in Numbers 20, the people of Israel fall right back into their old habits, saying to Moses, “Why have you brought us up out of Egypt to die in the wilderness? For there is no food and no water, and we loathe this worthless food” (Num. 21:5).
Where Yahweh had largely been patient with their complaints over their provisions in the wilderness, he now sends fiery...
2026-05-1204 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 11th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 20Bible Readings for May 11th
Numbers 20 | Psalms 58–59 | Isaiah 9 | James 3
It takes only four verses here in Numbers 20 to disqualify the great Moses from entering into the Promised Land. It wasn’t that there was anything wrong with Moses’s striking the rock with his staff to bring forth water, since he had previously done that in strict accordance with God’s own commandment back in Exodus 17:1–7.
But this time was different. We don’t know what provoked his frustration, but Moses and Aaron rise up to defy the people of Israel, saying, “Hear now, you rebel...
2026-05-1104 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 9th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 17–18Bible Readings for May 9th
Numbers 17–18 | Psalm 55 | Isaiah 7 | James 1
In the first ten chapters of Numbers, Yahweh established multiple physical boundaries to protect his holiness. But Israel’s many rebellions—capped off by the rebellion of Korah in Numbers 16—raise serious questions about whether Yahweh would allow the same protocols to continue. Since Korah had been a Kohathite, would the Kohathites retain their call to ministry? Would Yahweh elevate the other clans of Levi, or would he scrap the system altogether and start with something new? We find the people of Israel in a panic, asking M...
2026-05-0904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 8th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 16Bible Readings for May 8th
Numbers 16 | Psalms 52, 53, & 54 | Isaiah 6 | Hebrews 13
In Numbers 4, Yahweh had given privileges to the Kohathites above all Israel—and even above the other clans of the tribe of Levi, Gershon and Merari—but he had also given them specific limitations. While the Kohathites were never classified as holy, they alone held the responsibility to carry the holy furniture within the tabernacle from campsite to campsite, but they were forbidden from looking upon the furniture under any circumstances, lest they die (Num. 4:15, 17–20).
And yet in Numbers 16:1, we see a mutiny led by non...
2026-05-0804 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 6th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 14Bible Readings for May 6th
Numbers 14 | Psalm 50 | Isaiah 3–4 | Hebrews 11
If things started to fall apart in Numbers 12, it’s in Numbers 13 and 14 that the situation in Israel completely unravels. Ever since Yahweh promised Abraham he would give Abraham’s offspring the land of Canaan as an everlasting possession (Gen. 12:7, 15:7–21, 17:8), there had really only been one objective for Israel: to take possession of the inheritance Yahweh was giving to them.
Yet somehow, when the time comes for the spies sent into the land to inspire the people of Israel to take hold of their inherita...
2026-05-0604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 5th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 12–13Bible Readings for May 5th
Numbers 12–13 | Psalm 49 | Isaiah 2 | Hebrews 10
Numbers 12 is where things start to fall apart. Through all of Numbers—and through Exodus and Leviticus before that—we have seen Yahweh establish a highly organized arrangement in the camp of Israel, allowing his holiness to dwell in the midst of sinful people. To keep his holiness free from desecration—and to keep the Israelites from being destroyed by his holiness—he has called certain people to be near to him in different degrees.
But beginning in Numbers 12, various factions begin to challenge the system...
2026-05-0504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMay 4th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 11Bible Readings for May 4th
Numbers 11 | Psalm 48 | Isaiah 1 | Hebrews 9
The resting of the Spirit on the seventy elders of Israel is a fascinating example of the expansion—and limitations—of the Holy Spirit’s ministry under the old covenant. In Numbers 11, Yahweh instructs Moses to gather seventy elders of Israel, explaining that “I will take some of the Spirit that is on you and put it on them, and they shall bear the burden of the people with you, so that you may not bear it yourself alone” (Num. 11:17).
This event sounds similar to the sto...
2026-05-0404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastApril 30th: Bible Meditation for Numbers 7Bible Readings for April 30th
Numbers 7 | Psalms 42–43 | Song of Songs 5 | Hebrews 5
Yesterday, we looked at the non-priestly class of holy people in Israel: the Nazirites. Today’s reading in Numbers 7 addresses two other issues regarding holiness within Israel’s camp.
While priests and Nazirites were the only holy people, the tabernacle was filled with many holy things. Obviously, everything used in the tabernacle had to come from somewhere, and Numbers 7 is a record of how all of the tribes of Israel contributed their share in the consecration of the temple. The chapter is repeti...
2026-04-3004 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastApril 6th: Bible Meditation for Leviticus 9Bible Readings for April 6th
Leviticus 9 | Psalm 10 | Proverbs 24 | 1 Thessalonians 3
At the end of Leviticus 8, after Moses had washed Aaron and his sons, dressed them in their priestly garments, offered all the necessary sacrifices, smeared sacrificial blood on their bodies, and sprinkled them with holy anointing oil to consecrate (i.e., to make holy) Aaron and his sons in strict observance of the instructions of Yahweh, the priests-to-be had to wait seven days until their ordination could be completed (Lev. 8:32).
At the end of this period of waiting, on the eighth day, Moses calls...
2026-04-0604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastApril 5th: Bible Meditation for Leviticus 8Bible Readings for April 5th
Leviticus 8 | Psalm 9 | Proverbs 23 | 1 Thessalonians 2
Leviticus 8 marks the official ordination of Aaron and his sons to serve as priests before Yahweh, a pivotal moment for Israel. We saw the leadership of Israel expanded beyond Moses alone in Exodus 18 when Moses appointed a hierarchy of judges to help him give justice to the people, but now Aaron and his sons step into the role of priests to help meditate between Yahweh and Israel.
The Levitical priests were called out of Israel and set apart from the rest of the nation—an...
2026-04-0504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastApril 4th: Bible Meditation for Leviticus 7Bible Readings for April 4th
Leviticus 7 | Psalms 7–8 | Proverbs 22 | 1 Thessalonians 1
Being a Levite carried with it a few unique provisions—and sometimes even drawbacks. For example, the Levites were not counted in the census to be eligible for military service with the rest of Israel (Num. 1:47–54), and additionally, only the tribe of Levi went without receiving an inheritance in the Promised Land (Josh. 13:33).
The reason for the peculiar treatment of Levi was simple: God had given them greater privileges than military service or property ownership because he had given them himself. Joshua 13:33 puts it this w...
2026-04-0404 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 29th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 40Bible Readings for March 29th
Exodus 40 | John 19 | Proverbs 16 | Philippians 3
Now that all the tabernacle’s construction is finished, the final steps are to anoint the priests to prepare them to minister before Yahweh, to set up the tabernacle, and to consecrate the tabernacle to make it a holy place for Yahweh’s glory to dwell. In Exodus 40:1–33, we read about every careful task that Moses completes to ensure that this vitally important work is done correctly.
And when Moses finishes the work, we read that the cloud of the glory of Yahweh fills the ta...
2026-03-2904 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 23rd: Bible Meditation for Exodus 34Bible Readings for March 23rd
Exodus 34 | John 13 | Proverbs 10 | Ephesians 3
At the very end of Exodus 33, Moses had gone for broke. In the face of Yahweh’s threat to abandon Israel by withdrawing his own personal presence from their midst, Moses pleaded for Yahweh to go up to the Promised Land with them, and Yahweh had granted Moses’s request (Ex. 33:17). But then, Moses made another, greater request: “Please show me your glory” (Ex. 33:18). While Yahweh told Moses that no man could see his face and live, he nevertheless granted Moses’s request in part, agreeing to place M...
2026-03-2304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 21st: Bible Meditation for Exodus 32Bible Readings for March 21st
Exodus 32 | John 11 | Proverbs 8 | Ephesians 1
Exodus 32 includes one of the most famous—and most tragic—stories from the history of Israel, the scene where God’s people make for themselves a golden calf to worship while Moses is receiving the law from Yahweh on top of Mount Sinai.
To understand the full significance of this story, we must recognize that Aaron does not technically encourage the people of Israel to worship different gods. Rather, after he fashions the molten gold into the image of a calf, he identifies the calf a...
2026-03-2104 min
The Not-Boring Tech WriterFrom tech writing to building lovable neighborhoods with Jacob MosesIn this episode, I talk with Jacob Moses, the founder and original host of The Not-Boring Tech Writer podcast, about how the skills and values he developed as a tech writer have shaped his journey into community development and real estate. We discuss his concept of building "lovable places," how user-centered thinking and empathy translate from documentation to neighborhood development, the power of tight feedback loops and self-service documentation for tenants and clients, and how the Write the Docs Pac-Man rule has changed his life and his work.—Jacob and I discuss hi...
2026-03-191h 06Free Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 13th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 24Bible Readings for March 13th
Exodus 24 | John 3 | Job 42 | 2 Corinthians 12
Exodus 24 is a covenant renewal worship ceremony. Because we also meet weekly on the Lord’s Day to renew the one new covenant that Jesus himself inaugurated through his life, death, resurrection, and ascension—and not to inaugurate new covenants each week—Exodus 24 is uniquely valuable to serve as a pattern for us. Here, we see three principles that ought to shape our own weekly worship.
First, the word of Yahweh must be at the center of our corporate worship. Notice how Moses read and pr...
2026-03-1304 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 7th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 18Bible Readings for March 7th
Exodus 18 | Luke 21 | Job 36 | 2 Corinthians 6
We know almost nothing of Jethro’s faith until we come to Exodus 18, when Moses tells Jethro all that Yahweh had done to redeem Israel from Egypt (Ex. 18:8). We read that, in response to the news, Jethro rejoiced at what Yahweh had done for Israel (Ex. 18:9–10), and then he said this: “Now I know that the LORD is greater than all gods, because in this affair they dealt arrogantly with the people” (Ex. 18:11). From there, Jethro brought sacrifices to God and ate with Moses, Aaron, and the elde...
2026-03-0704 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 6th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 17Bible Readings for March 6th
Exodus 17 | Luke 20 | Job 35 | 2 Corinthians 5
A terrible pattern is emerging as Israel follows Yahweh through the wilderness toward Mount Sinai. It goes like this: Yahweh accomplishes some great act of redemption for his people, but whenever a crisis emerges, Israel acts as though Yahweh has never done anything other than abandon and neglect them. Rather than meeting every new problem with confidence that Yahweh will continue to act faithfully—just as he has always done—Israel reverts to distrust of Yahweh at every turn.
So, when Israel arrives at a ne...
2026-03-0604 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 5th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 16Bible Readings for March 5th
Exodus 16 | Luke 19 | Job 34 | 2 Corinthians 4
Obviously, providing for the basic needs of Israel in the wilderness would be no small task, yet the entire Exodus would be for nothing if God’s people did not survive long enough to enter into their inheritance. So, God provided water for his people to drink in Exodus 15, and in Exodus 16, God begins to provide food for his people to eat.
Out of sheer grace toward the Israelites, who had grumbled and complained and wished out loud that they had instead died in Eg...
2026-03-0504 minFree Daily Bible Study PodcastMarch 4th: Bible Meditation for Exodus 15Bible Readings for March 4th
Exodus 15 | Luke 18 | Job 33 | 2 Corinthians 3
The song of Moses in Exodus 15 provides one of the richest overall descriptions of who Yahweh is for his people that we find in the entire Bible—and as such, Exodus 15 is an instructive chapter on what our own worship should sound like.
To begin, Moses sings that Yahweh is the strength, song, and salvation of his people (Ex. 15:2a)—and in fact, not only is Yahweh the God of his people today but he was also our father’s God (Ex. 15:2b). Therefore, Moses...
2026-03-0404 min
Faith and Fire: A Bearded Man's PodcastFathers of Faith: Episode 21- The Cost of Disobedience that Leads to DisconnectIn this episode of Fathers of Faith, host Jacob Avery reflects on his recent experiences and the importance of obedience to God. He shares his journey of pastoring at Shady Grove Baptist Church and leading a revival in Monticello, Florida. Jacob emphasizes the significance of prayer and the blessings that come from a faithful relationship with God. The episode dives into a scripture from Numbers 20, where Moses strikes a rock to provide water for the Israelites, highlighting the consequences of disobedience and the importance of following God's commands precisely. Jacob discusses how Moses' actions, driven by frustration and...
2026-01-1534 min
Watson-Howland PodcastAre Humans Hardwired For Happiness? - Stanford PhD Student Ashley MosesNavigating Happiness and Balance: A Candid Conversation with Stanford PhD Student Ashley MosesIn this episode, we explore the intricate concepts of happiness and balance with Stanford PhD student Ashley Moses. We discuss the human pursuit of happiness, the role of freedom and health in achieving it, and how our definitions of happiness can change over time. The conversation also delves into the challenges of maintaining balance in various aspects of life such as work, relationships, and personal health. Ashley shares her personal strategies and struggles in trying to find equilibrium in her daily life...
2026-01-0714 min
Watson-Howland PodcastIs a PhD Worth It? Insights from Stanford PhD Student Ashley MosesIn this episode, jacob and guest Stanford PhD student Ashley Moses delve into the complexities of pursuing a PhD. They discuss the factors influencing the decision to undertake a PhD, such as industry requirements and personal motivations. Ashley shares her journey from being fascinated by science in her childhood to realizing her passion for neuroscience, and her eventual pivot away from becoming a professor. The conversation touches upon the duration of PhD programs, the impact of existential crises on career choices, and the appeal of entrepreneurship for those seeking freedom and flexibility in their careers.00:00...
2026-01-0309 min
Pure Digital Passion with Moses KemibaroEpisode 168 - Alice Ndung’u & Jacob Kyalo on the benefits of the Redington Sticker for the iPhone in KenyaIn this episode of the Pure Digital Passion podcast, I sat down with Alice Ndung’u, Head of Apple Marketing at Redington Kenya, and Jacob Kyalo, Apple Certified Trainer, to unpack everything you need to know about the Redington sticker — the black label found on Apple iPhone boxes across Kenya.We dove deep into what the sticker actually represents for consumers: a mark of authenticity, a 24-month warranty, 6-month accidental damage cover for the iPhone, and a verification system that’s fast and reliable. Whether you’re buying an iPhone, a MacBook, or an iPad, the Redington sticker...
2025-12-1720 min
Made To Move RadioMade To Move Radio 278 | Jacob ColonGeneral Moses, Mike McFly - Muévete (Extended Mix) [Strangelove Recordings]
DVZ - Brazilian (Extended Mix) [Gasolina]
LOST CAPITAL, Kate Moon - Life Is (Extended Mix) [Make The Girls Dance Records]
Hawker - I Know You Want (Original Mix) [Safe Underground]
MartinoResi, Santorino - De La Calle [BNN RECORDS]
Agent Greg, The Deepshakerz - Under Your Skin (FEX (IT) Remix) [Safe Music]
Andreu Bacchetti - Let Go [We Are Klexos]
MAPE (IT) - The Skills of Timbales [BeLove]
Nog - Slow Grind (Extended Mix) [ DistroKid]
Duza - Da Pena (Extended Mix) [G...
2025-11-3000 minMade To Move RadioMade To Move 278 | Jacob ColonGeneral Moses, Mike McFly - Muévete (Extended Mix) [Strangelove Recordings]
DVZ - Brazilian (Extended Mix) [Gasolina]
LOST CAPITAL, Kate Moon - Life Is (Extended Mix) [Make The Girls Dance Records]
Hawker - I Know You Want (Original Mix) [Safe Underground]
MartinoResi, Santorino - De La Calle [BNN RECORDS]
Agent Greg, The Deepshakerz - Under Your Skin (FEX (IT) Remix) [Safe Music]
Andreu Bacchetti - Let Go [We Are Klexos]
MAPE (IT) - The Skills of Timbales [BeLove]
Nog - Slow Grind (Extended Mix) [ DistroKid]
Duza - Da Pena (Extended Mix) [G...
2025-11-3000 min
Watson-Howland PodcastThe Type A Trap - Stanford PhD Student Ashley MosesBalancing Work, Play, and Rest: Insights from a Stanford PhD StudentIn this episode, Ashley Moses, a PhD student at Stanford, discusses the challenges of balancing work and personal life. The conversation touches upon how engaging in work that feels like play can lead to burnout if not managed properly. They explore the societal pressures of productivity, the concept of 'productivity debt,' and the importance of guilt-free rest. Ashley also shares practical tips like maintaining a gratitude journal and setting realistic daily goals to maintain a healthy work-life balance.00:00 The Type A...
2025-11-1208 min
Watson-Howland PodcastThe Raw NEW Truth About Academia, PhDs, Type As & Productivity - Ashley Moses - #36 Is a PhD Worth It? | Navigating a PhD and Entrepreneurial Journey with Ashley MosesAshley Moses is a PhD candidate in Neurosciences at Stanford University, founder of PhD Paths—a resource helping PhDs find career opportunities outside academia—and a career coach supporting graduate students and postdocs in their professional development.Ashley shares her personal journey, from her early passion for science to her decision to pursue a PhD in neuroscience. She discusses the factors influencing her career path, including motivations beyond academia and her entrepreneurial venture, PhD Paths.
2025-10-061h 21
Mysteries of Ancient Wisdom™ Podcast with Cub KukerMyth of Adapa: We Are Created in THEIR Image!Myth of Adapa: We Are Created in THEIR Image!
Cub Kuker Supernatural Podcast EP449
The Myth of Adapa is an ancient Mesopotamian text originating from the Babylonian Kassite period, dated to the 14th century BCE (1400 BC – 1301 BC). Discovered in the ruins of ancient Babylon, this epic tale provides a glimpse into the profound wisdom and intricate relationships between the gods and mankind. The narrative centers around Adapa, a mortal endowed with great wisdom by the god Ea (Enki), and his extraordinary journey to the heavens. The myth explores themes of divine interaction, th...
2024-07-261h 01
Nu, Jewish Dad PodcastFrom 'Me' to 'We' to 'Three': Navigating Your New Jewish Dad IdentityJoin host Jacob Sager, father of five, as he explores the transformative journey of becoming a Jewish father. In this episode, "From 'Me' to 'We' to 'Three'," Jacob delves into the profound identity shift that comes with impending fatherhood. ➡️
Drawing parallels to Moses' transformation from prince to prophet to leader, Jacob discusses how becoming a father reshapes our self-perception and role in the Jewish community. He offers insights on balancing individual identity with new responsibilities, and how this shift can deepen one's connection to Jewish heritage. ✡️
Expect a blend of Torah wisdom, personal anecdotes from Jacob's expe...
2024-07-2302 min
EvolveA Supersized Passover Episode: Rabbi Nathan Kamesar on the Israel-Hamas War; Rabbi Maurice Harris on his starring role in the new Netflix series Testament: The Story of MosesIt’s a supersized Passover edition of Evolve! First, Rabbi Nathan Kamesar drops by to discuss his recent essay, "The Legitimacy of the State of Israel: Surviving in a Hostile Region." Bryan and Nathan reflect on their respective relationships with Israel and Israeli politics. Nathan opens up about what it’s like being a pulpit rabbi and spiritual leader during wartime and how he’s been approaching his job the last few months (5:00). Nathan and Bryan offer some of their personal opinions about the Israel-Hamas war and war in general. Nathan shares which of the many unknowns he would most l...
2024-04-251h 21
Heritage Baptist Church4-3-24 - Wednesday - Moses Pt. 2Join us as we look at the defining years of Moses' life and the call of God.
2024-04-0944 min
Heritage Baptist Church3-20-24 - Wednesday - Moses Pt. 1Join us as we take a deep dive into the early life of Moses.
2024-04-0935 min
Word and JourneyScrewtape's Toast and Democracy Roast Moses and Jake meet up for the finishing touches of The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis. Here we consider the desire for a long and comfortable life and how that may be very dangerous to our spiritual health. We talk about courage, cowardice, and virtues that the demons cannot replicate. We recognize that the spiritual journey is just long and tiring and that we are vulnerable when fatigued. Finally, we come to the end of “The Patient’s” journey and consider the ideal end to the Christian journey.
THEN we get political…because Screwtape gets political. The epil...
2024-04-051h 06
Word and Journey6 Ways to Go to Hell - The Screwtape Letters commentary, Volume 3 Here we almost finish The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. Screwtape and Wormwood continue to hound the Christian on his spiritual journey. They try to get him to feel entitled to own things. They try to get him to lust after a new girlfriend, then to get bored with her. They poke at his craving for a tribe to call his own, then try to distract him with visions of “the historical Jesus.” They try to send him church shopping. They try to get him bored with “The same old thing,” and try to get him to make his reli...
2024-04-0556 min
Trail to 100How To Train for a 100 Mile Race While Being a Working Mom w/ Angie Moses |S5E2Angie Moses, a mother of two and a woman with three jobs, shares her journey of running a hundred miles. She discusses how she balances her multiple roles and finds time to train. Angie explains how her desire to run a hundred miles developed and how she trained for it without running excessive mileage. She emphasizes the importance of mental toughness and training the mind for race day. Angie also highlights the significance of sleep and finding a balance between training and family life. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the importance of keeping running fun and enjoyable. She encourages...
2024-02-131h 10
Pulpit & PodiumSERMON – Beholding the Glory of Christ | Mark 9:2–8In this sermon on Mark 9:2–13, I explore how the transfiguration of Jesus gives us a glimpse of His glory, identity, and mission. In a moment of doubt and uncertainty, the disciples see Jesus revealed as the new Moses, the new Elijah, and the very Son of God. This event wasn’t just for them—it strengthens us today when we face fear, suffering, or uncertainty about God’s plan.I unpack:• Jesus as the new Moses – Leading a new exodus, freeing His people from sin and death.• Jesus as the new Elijah – U...
2024-02-1137 minWord and JourneyMy Dear Wormwod.... - The Screwtape Letters COMMENTARY, Volume I“There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel and excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors and hail a materialist or a magician with the same delight.”
Moses, Jake, and Stephanie are back and reading The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis. Screwtape Letters is the correspondence by the demon Wormwood and his affectionate mentor, the demon Screwtape, and the letters are all about how to destroy a hum...
2024-01-171h 56
DeWitt Law ReviewMurder in Academia: The Dan Markel Case Part 2This DeWitt Law Review has Jacob Stuart returning to chat with Moe on the continuation of a series in the Dan Markel case. In a gripping turn of events, Charlie Adelson, the elusive Fort Lauderdale dentist linked to the 2014 murder of Florida State law professor Dan Markel, was convicted on all counts, including first-degree murder. The quick and unanimous verdict by the jury hints at a compelling trial. This marks the first conviction involving a member of the Adelson family, suspected as the plot's masterminds. Moe and Jacob dive deep into the riveting details of the case, unfolding story and th...
2023-11-1241 minDeWitt Law ReviewThe Murder of TupacSpecial Guest, Attorney Jacob Stuart joins Moe on this special episode, exploring mystery and the circumstances surrounding the murder of Tupac Shakur. Alongside this investigation, Jacob provides crucial legal insights, emphasizing the importance of having a lawyer present during police interactions. In addition, we take a look into an older bizarre case involving a man charged with attempting to capture and eat a swan. If you have and legal questions, feel free to reach out to Moe, ask@dewittlaw.com and we will see you next Sunday at 10am!
2023-10-0841 min
The Gospel Teachings of Richard Arlen KernThe Feast of Trumpets - Not meant to be Abolished - God's Holy days - Feast days - Moses LawThe Feast of Trumpets is a memorial of the day God came down on mount Sinai to speak in thunder to the children of Jacob when He brought them out of the land of Egypt.
Read the following on the Feast of Trumpets:
-Exodus 19:9-20
-Job 40:4
-Gospel of John 12:28-30
-Leviticus 23:23-25
-Psalms 80:4-6
God bless you
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2023-08-2510 min
The History BookBrigham Young: American MosesJoin host Jacob as he discusses the life of Brigham Young! Today's episode will also discuss Joseph Smith, the Mormon Church, and the Utah War! Enjoy!
2023-06-0912 min
Let Them Fight: A Comedy History PodcastEp. 404 Cedric Maake and Moses SitholeGood news, dear listeners, today is a special two for one episode! We'll be traveling to the land of apartheid and Elon Musk's dad's slavery mine, to talk about two locals who got into some shady things. Cedric Maake and Moses Sithole either loved murder, or really hated other black people. Either way the result were the same,. a lot of bodies dropped. But hey, enjoy!
2023-05-0442 min
Hey-O Stories Of The Bible - Saddleback KidsMoses Hears A Bush Talking To Him... Also It Is On Fire 🔥Once Moses was all grown up, everything seemed to fall apart. He left his great life in the palace and became a shepherd on a mountain. But one day he saw something pretty strange...Hey parents! Download this FREE kid’s ministry resource 12 FREE Bible Stories here: https://bit.ly/2UAS1w7We are proud to present podcasts for all ages! Don't forget to check out these other kids and parent podcasts from Saddleback:🎧 Happy Harbor - Join Arlo the bear, Tilly the penguin, and Kelby the octopus each week as they learn that God m...
2023-03-2404 min
Life Group PodcastsTotal Bases Express S1 E8: Playoff Talk with Jacob MosesJacob Moses from the Stepback podcast stops by and talks with Austin about the playoffs up to this point.
2022-10-2145 min
Hey-O Stories Of The Bible - Saddleback KidsMoses and the burning 🔥bush🔥Hey parents! Download this FREE kid’s ministry resource 12 FREE Bible Stories here: https://bit.ly/2UAS1w7We are proud to present podcasts for all ages! Don't forget to check out these other kids and parent podcasts from Saddleback:🎧 Happy Harbor - Join Arlo the bear, Tilly the penguin, and Kelby the octopus each week as they learn that God made you, God loves you, and God wants to be your friend!🎧 Stories of the Bible Junior - Bible stories for your toddler... and you to enjoy!🎧 Parent Skills Podcast - A podcast f...
2022-10-0804 min
Cutting The Gordian KnotWhat’s up with Moses striking the Rock?Why did Moses strike the rock twice? Why did he get in such big trouble? What does this have to do with Christ and what does it mean for today.
2022-09-1949 min
Faith SnacksJust The God Of Jacob, Moses, And Abraham?There’s a lot of places in the Bible and in songs today that talk about the God of Jacob and the God of Moses and the God of Abraham and the God of Mary. We have to go further than that though
2022-09-0802 min
Prophet Jacob BerchieAND THE LORD SAID UNTO MOSES; NO MAN SHALL SEE ME AND LIVE.DATE: SUNDAY; 27TH FEB. 2022
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2022-03-031h 06
RoundtrippersSeason 2 Episode 3: Mincing Thoughts with Jacob Moses and Felipe MelecioThe Roundtrippers Podcast goes to a debate! Jacob Anthony Moses and Felipe Melecio come on the show and use their differing methodologies to have a fun debate. We compare Scott Rolen and Ron Santo (and talk about a few other 3rd baseman) and talk about Joey Gallo's comments on the shift and whether the shift is what is killing careers or not. There may even be some trash talk between our two guests and a few personal stories exchanged during Last Call.
2022-02-271h 37
MOONSHOT ENTREPRENEUR – Wealth Creation for Christians05 \\ BIBLE HERO TRANSFORMATION SERIES - MOSESHey friend,
Today’s episode will kick off a series on characters in the bible and their personal life transformation. There are plenty of lessons to learn from this episode. And yes, they apply to this day and age! You'll learn how God works behind the scenes. You will see the problems of trying to achieve a vision in your life by looking to your own strength. And if you're even already at the point of giving up you must listen to this episode because you will begin to see that this is just the point where Go...
2022-02-0145 min
More Than Music | The Jacob Restituto PodcastAaron Moses Interview | Maverick City, Your Calling + MoreAaron Moses from Maverick City Music is a wealth of knowledge and today we tap into some of that!
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2021-11-1135 minMore Than Music | The Jacob Restituto PodcastIdentify Creative Group Interview | Managing Dante Bowe, Aaron Moses & More | When is the Right Time for an Artist To Get Management (Ty and Syd)Today we speak with the people that manage several artists including Dante Bowe & Aaron Moses from Maverick City Music. We talk all things music & management! GREAT for Artists to hear!
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2021-11-1035 min
The Entrepreneur Spotlight Show with Andy JacobManuel Herranz, CEO, Pangeanic, A DotCom Magazine Exclusive InterviewManuel Herranz, CEO, Pangeanic, A DotCom Magazine Exclusive Interview
About Manuel Herranz and Pangeanic:
MIT in Entrepreneurship, Manuel worked for major automobile manufacturers and power co-generation in the UK in the 90’s with postings in Argentina, Mexico and his native Spain. His background in machine translation comes from his mission to automate language processes for B.I Corp., the Japanese corporation for which he was European Director from 1998-2005. Since, he has focused on the development of Natural Language Processing technologies to provide process automation and true value to clients. A frequent speaker at industry ev...
2021-07-1535 min
Thrive TheologyThe Covenants of Isaac, Jacob, & Moses (Covenants Pt. 2)This week, we pick up where we left off with the covenant that God made with Abraham. We continue to follow the story through Abraham's son Isaac and grandson Jacob. Then we jump ahead 400 years to Moses & the covenant God makes with Israel through him. We also explain why this covenant is conditional, unlike some earlier covenants. 🔗 Find us on Instagram🔗 Visit our websiteRecommended resources:• What is the Mosaic Covenant? (GotQuestions.org)• Paradise to Prison: Studies in Genesis by John J. DavisMusic: "Inspiring Acoustic" by AShamaleuvMusic & “Inspiring Corporate” by Free Music
2021-06-1030 min
Road BoisEpisode 15 - Mormons, Monoliths, and Marvel, OH MY!! (Bryce Canyon, UT)🎵JOSEPH SMITH - AMERICAN MOSES - JOSEPH SMITH - AMERICAN PROPHET MAN🎵 Welcome to episode 15 of Road Bois! The show's reached its rebellious teenage years! 😎This week, the bois are dishing out the tea when it comes to their re-entry into the great state of Utah, when they visited the STUNNING 😱 Bryce Canyon National Park. Stick around for a tale of intrigue, conspiracy, and gruesome violence when Jeremy covers the tragedy of the Moutain Meadows Massacre.This episode is chock-full of extremely hot MCU/DC Extended Universe takes, Paiute Indian mythology, and Mormonism(!), so you're gonn...
2020-12-271h 05
The Big Deal With Glen Farris74: Jacob Moses - Denton Affordable Housing CorporationJacob is currently the Executive Director for the Denton Affordable Housing Corporation, a longstanding nonprofit that promotes and encourages quality affordable housing. In this episode, we discuss the magic of Denton, the Honda Ruckus, 2020 in retrospect, the College View neighborhood, the Denton Corner-store game, the awesomeness of Blue Bag Grocery, the suburban life, urban & suburban design, Denton zoning, and much more. Jacob Moses Linkedin Jacob Moses Facebook Jacob Moses Twitter Denton Affordable Housing Corporation
2020-12-021h 30
Jacob's WellMoses & ReuelJessi Marcus Advent 2020: Hosting the Stranger | Week One, Moses & Reuel Exodus 2:6, John 1:1-5, John 1:9-10, Exodus 22:21, 23:9, Leviticus 19:34 website: jacobswell.church facebook: jacobswellkc twitter: @jacobswell
2020-11-2932 min
Talk with TenneyTalk with Tenney A Conversation with Jacob Moses #Seance #MAMMonster 10-24-2020Call in to talk with Jacob Moses (914) 205-5794 and hear about his newest publication, Seance, October 24, 2020 at 9:00 PM Eastern 6:00 PM Pacific on Talk with Tenney. Jacob Moses (AKA Jack M. Freedman) is a poet and spoken word artist from Staten Island, NY. Publications featuring his work span the globe. Countries include USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, France, The Netherlands, Ukraine, Bangladesh, India, Nigeria, Singapore, and Thailand. He penned the books: ...and the willow smiled (Cyberwit, 2019), Art Therapy 101 (Cyberwit, 2019), and Seance (Cyberwit, 2020). Each of these books are available on Amazon. Check out more from Jacob Moses! pw.org/directory/writers/jack_m_freedm...
2020-10-251h 54
Shiurim on Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer by Rabbi Reuven Chaim KleinEpisode 72: Chapter 36a - The Life of Jacob
Yaakov reaches the local well in Charan / Meeting young women at the well is a segulah for a successful journey (Eliezer, Jacob, Moses, Saul) / Young women are free from sin / Why was Rachel a shepherd (because most of Lavan's sheep died in a plague of pestilence or because Lavan had no sons)? / Jacob's "foot" blesses Laban's household / A nephew is called a brother / How would yibum apply to an avunculate relationship? / Grandchildren are tantamount to children / Jacob married Lavan's 4 daughters (Leah, Rachel, Bilhah, Zilpah)
2020-03-1200 min
Natural Mother PodcastEPISODE 12 - BIRTH STORY of Robin MosesListen in as your host Candace speaks with mama Robin Moses about her didn't-go-as-planned birth story, which is sure to pull on your heart strings. Robin's book recommendation is The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime by Mark Haddon.
2020-02-0700 min
NaphtalitriberadioMoses, God's reluctant servant (മോശെ, വിമുഖനായ ദാസന് ) - Prof. Jacob Abraham God met Moses once but called him again and again
to serve Him. He was reluctant to accept God’s appointment. Bur God was not
ready to leave him. Because God has been investing in him for 80 years. MalayalamWatch more videos in
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2020-02-0100 min
NaphtalitribeRadioMoses, God's reluctant servant (മോശെ, വിമുഖനായ ദാസന് ) - Prof. Jacob AbrahamGod met Moses once but called him again and again
to serve Him. He was reluctant to accept God’s appointment. Bur God was not
ready to leave him. Because God has been investing in him for 80 years. MalayalamWatch more videos in
English and Malayalam @ naphtalitribetv.comListen to the audio
message @ naphtalitriberadio.comRead study notes in
English at our official web: naphtalitribe.com Read study notes in
Malayalam @ vathil.in
2020-02-0131 min
Livable CityLove for all things local - Jacob MosesA tough but real pair of questions: do you know anyone, are you good friends with anyone within a short walk of your home? And how much of your life can you live everyday without needed to leave it to buy something? In this episode, I interview Jacob Moses where he talks about these kinds of things for the neighborhood that he lives in Denton, Texas. Jacob shakes up the status quo for how we normally treat strangers by setting an amazing example for how to befriend people in your neighborhood and how to get t...
2019-12-3056 min
Real Human BingsEpisode 30.5 - The Most Dramatic Bonus Ever (4/12/19)Gabbin’ and giggling like gals on this here bonus episode. I can safely call it the most dramatic one ever. Smart people will be brought up, embarrassments will be revealed, birds will be judged and Big Brother is always watching. What does that mean? Listen to find out! (Or just look at the end notes…) End Notes:You can literally watch everything! On one level I’m horrified, on the other, I’m fascinated at how they actually make a show out of it… - https://www.cbs.com/shows/big_brother/live_feed/ Steve Mose...
2019-05-2111 min
Beth Jacob Atlanta5 Minute Responsum: Exhuming Moses Montifiore5 Minute Responsum: Exhuming Moses Montifiore by Congregation Beth Jacob
2018-05-1606 min
The TechMill PodcastEp. 6: Jacob Scott Moses - The Not-Boring Tech WriterWe sat down with Jacob Scott Moses, a technical writer working remote for Rainmaker Digital out of Colorado, and talked about writing, podcasting, urban planning, and contributing to your community.
Show Notes
The Not Boring Tech Writer Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-not-boring-tech-writer/id1093182479?mt=2
Parksify Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/parksify-podcast/id1155954249?mt=2
Jacob's Website: http://jacobmoses.com
Rainmaker Digital: http://rainmakerdigital.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacobscottmoses
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jake.moses02
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-moses-7a42343a
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2016-11-2342 min