Bible Stories

With Pharaoh's army behind them and the Red Sea ahead, the Israelites had nowhere to run. Discover how God made a way when there seemed to be no way—and what their story teaches us about trusting God in the face of fear.

What will eternity actually be like?

The Bible's picture may be different from what you've imagined. In Revelation 21, John sees a new heaven and a new earth—and the New Jerusalem coming down from heaven. It's a breathtaking city of enormous dimensions, streets of gold, gates of pearl, and the glory of God illuminating everything.

In this episode, Matt and Todd explore what the Bible tells us about our eternal home, what the New Jerusalem will be like, and why the greatest thing about eternity isn't the gold, the beauty, or even the absence of pain. It's that God Himself will dwell with His people.

David is impressed by Abigail's wisdom, courage, and quick thinking—but apparently he's impressed enough to propose. There's just one complication: David is already married. In this episode, we unpack David's proposal to Abigail, the surprising speed of their relationship, and what this moment reveals about David's increasingly complicated family life. Was polygamy accepted in ancient Israel? Why does the Bible record it without necessarily approving it? And how do David's choices here foreshadow some much bigger problems to come?

David had already shown remarkable restraint with Saul—but when Nabal insults him, that restraint disappears. With 400 armed men behind him, David sets out for revenge.

Then Abigail steps into his path.

In this episode of Bible Stories, Matt and Todd unpack the remarkable story of Abigail, David, and Nabal in 1 Samuel 25. Abigail's courage, humility, and wisdom stop David from making a decision he would have regretted for the rest of his life.

Sometimes God's grace looks like forgiveness after we fail. Other times, it looks like someone stepping into our path before we fail.

Can we remain teachable when we're angry? Are we willing to listen when someone challenges us? And can we have the courage to be an Abigail for someone else?

Plus, an unexpected fire alarm makes this one an episode to remember.

David has endured Saul's repeated attempts to kill him, yet once again he shows restraint and refuses to harm the king. But when a foolish man insults him, David's patience gives way to anger—and the future king sets out for revenge.

Korah challenges Moses and Aaron, setting off one of the most dramatic rebellions in the Old Testament. We explore the dangers of pride and discontent—and how Aaron's act of standing "between the dead and the living" points us forward to Jesus.

What happens when envy takes root and conflict turns into rebellion? In Numbers 16, Korah, Dathan, Abiram, and 250 prominent leaders challenge Moses and Aaron—questioning their authority, rewriting Israel's history, and demanding positions God never gave them. We explore how covetousness breeds discontent and division, why humility is essential in conflict, and how Jesus offers the perfect counterexample. The confrontation is set, the incense burners are ready, and God is about to make His choice unmistakably clear.

What begins as a rejected offering becomes the Bible's first murder—but Cain and Abel's story is about more than jealousy between brothers. In today's episode, we explore how sin takes root, why God cares about the heart behind our worship, and how conviction can lead us home. Cain built a life in a land called Wandering, but through Jesus, wandering doesn't have to be the end of our story.

In this episode of Bible Stories, hosts Matt Mullins and Todd Haymans continue their Confrontations series by examining the powerful story of Samuel confronting King Saul in 1 Samuel 15. Together they explore one of the Bible's most challenging lessons: "To obey is better than sacrifice."

Why did Saul lose God's favor? What does partial obedience reveal about our hearts? How should Christians lovingly confront sin, and how should we respond when we're the ones being corrected?

In this Bible study, you'll discover: • Why partial obedience is still disobedience • The meaning of 1 Samuel 15:22: "To obey is better than sacrifice" • How to confront others with truth and grace • Why humility is essential for spiritual growth • Biblical principles for repentance, accountability, and Christian discipleship

Whether you're studying 1 Samuel, preparing to teach the Bible, leading a small group, or simply seeking to grow in your walk with Christ, this episode offers practical, biblical encouragement for everyday faith.

Scripture: 1 Samuel 15:10–26

Topics: King Saul, Samuel, 1 Samuel 15, obedience, confrontation, repentance, humility, discipleship, Christian living, Bible study, Old Testament, spiritual growth.

What happens when one apostle publicly confronts another? In Galatians 2:11–21, Peter knows that Jews and Gentiles are one in Christ—but fear causes his actions to contradict his beliefs. Paul refuses to remain silent because the truth of the gospel is at stake. Matt and Todd explore why Paul confronted Peter publicly, how even mature believers can stumble, and why loving confrontation is sometimes necessary. Along the way, they uncover the life-changing truth at the heart of Paul's correction: We are made right with God through faith in Jesus Christ, not through religious performance.

Todd and Matt wrap up the Big Questions series by tackling thoughtful questions submitted by listeners. From heaven and the Millennial Kingdom to predestination, biblical interpretation, and more, they close the series by exploring what Scripture says about some of the Bible's most fascinating topics.

Before Jesus was born, how were people saved? Did Abraham, Moses, David, and the other faithful men and women of the Old Testament go to heaven another way? In this episode, we explore one of the Bible's most important questions and discover that God has always had one plan of salvation. From Abraham's faith to the sacrificial system, every page of the Old Testament points to Jesus Christ. Learn why the cross didn't just save those who came after Christ—it also secured the salvation of those who trusted God's promises before He came.

Can a Christian lose their salvation? It's one of the most important—and emotionally loaded—questions a believer can ask. In this episode of our Big Questions series, we examine what the Bible teaches about eternal security, the warning passages that often cause confusion, and how to know if your faith is genuine. Join us as we explore passages from John, Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, and 1 John to discover why our confidence isn't found in our ability to hold on to Jesus, but in His promise to hold on to us.

What happens after death for those who reject Christ? In this episode, Matt and Todd explore what the Bible teaches about hell, judgment, and eternity, while also highlighting God's desire that no one should perish. Along the way, they discuss Jesus' sacrifice for sin, the rich man and Lazarus, the Great White Throne Judgment, and why the gospel offers hope to anyone who will trust in Him.

It's the biggest question every person will eventually face: What happens when we die? In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about the believer's future—from the moment of death, to Heaven, to the resurrection of the body, and ultimately the eternal state. Join us as we discover the hope God has prepared for those who trust in Christ."

We continue our Big Questions series by exploring a question many people have asked at one time or another: "Is God angry with me?" Together, we'll examine what both the Old and New Testaments reveal about God's character.

Do our family members in heaven see us? Do they become angels? Do they help us? In this episode, we step away from our normal format to tackle a question many Christians quietly wonder about. Together, we'll separate sentiment from Scripture and discover what the Bible really says about heaven, loved ones, and the hope waiting for believers.

The walls are closing in on King Hezekiah. The Assyrian army stands at Jerusalem's gates, mocking God and threatening destruction. In desperation, Hezekiah runs to the temple while his emissaries seek counsel from Isaiah the prophet. God hears. God answers. And when all hope seems lost, Jesus Himself arrives to defend Jerusalem. In this episode, we explore one of Scripture's most dramatic moments of deliverance and what it reveals about the God who fights for His people.

King Hezekiah didn't inherit a legacy of faith—he inherited a mess. His father, Ahaz, led Judah deep into idolatry, even turning good things—like the bronze serpent from Book of Numbers 21—into objects of worship. But Hezekiah refuses to follow that path. From the very beginning of his reign, he takes bold, decisive action to turn the nation back to the Lord. In this episode, discover what it looks like to lead with conviction, tear down what's corrupt, and pursue true faith in the face of a broken past.

Family drama at its peak—King Ahab's daughter marries into the line of David and, in a ruthless bid for power, murders her own descendants to seize the throne. Yet her plans are ultimately thwarted, as God secretly preserves the rightful heir, King Joash, ensuring that David's royal line endures.

Uzziah becomes king at the ripe old age of 16 years old. He's tutored by a faithful man of God and begins his reign well. However, pride creep in and disaster soon follows.

In this episode, we continue our Kings series by exploring the life of King Jehoshaphat—a leader marked by deep devotion to God, strong leadership, and a few surprisingly questionable decisions. From spiritual reform and national peace to an ill-advised alliance with the infamous King Ahab, Jehoshaphat's story reminds us how even faithful people can drift into compromise. Join us as we unpack the tension between wisdom and weakness and what it looks like to keep our eyes on God when we don't know what to do.

The greatest story ever told! Jesus faces betrayal, mocking, torture, and even death in order that we might be reconciled to God. Through agony, Jesus heroically wins the victory! He defeats death and rises from the grave! Our story comes from John 18-21.

Paul writes 1 Corinthians 15 to a church in crises. False teachers had made their way into the congregation and were teaching that there is no resurrection of the dead. In today's episode, we explore Paul's reaction and argument for the reality and necessity of the Resurrection.

In this episode, we trace the turbulent line of Judah's kings from Abijam to Asa and discover a story filled with war, unfaithfulness, reform, and spiritual drift. While Asa began his reign with bold devotion—tearing down idols and leading the people back to God—his later years reveal the danger of relying on human strength instead of divine guidance. Through victories, compromises, and consequences, his life becomes a powerful reminder that faithfulness is not just about how we start, but how we finish. Join us as we reflect on what Asa's journey teaches us about perseverance, humility, and staying anchored to the Lord.

In this episode, we explore 1 Kings 14:1–20, where King Jeroboam secretly sends his wife to the prophet Ahijah in hopes of learning the fate of their sick son. Disguised and desperate, Jeroboam's household tries to manipulate the situation—but nothing is hidden from God.

The Lord sends a man of God to confront Jeroboam for creating a counterfeit religion and leading Israel astray. Along the way, God freezes Jeroboam's hand in judgment, an old prophet delivers a shocking lie, and the man of God meets a tragic and unexpected end. 1 Kings 13 is a story filled with dramatic twists, sobering warnings, and powerful lessons about obedience and discernment.

King Jeroboam was entrusted with a kingdom—personally chosen by God to lead the newly formed nation of Israel. All the Lord desired in return was his wholehearted devotion. Tragically, driven by insecurity and fear of losing power, Jeroboam turned away from the Lord. In an effort to secure his own position, he fashioned a counterfeit system of worship, reshaping religion not to honor God, but to control the people of God.

Solomon's son seems destined for disaster—and he steps into the role all too easily. The father's compromises cast a long shadow, shaping a son who rejects wise counsel and, in his pride, fractures a kingdom.

King Solomon was set up for success. However, some selfish choices would send him directly into danger. Tune in to find out what happens when the wisest man on earth begins to compromise.

Solomon is handed the keys to the kingdom, but he accepts them with reluctance—fully aware that he is unequal to the task. In rare humility for a king, he asks the Lord for wisdom to govern well. What God gives him is nothing short of extraordinary.

Fast forward to the end of David's life. He's 70 years old, and once again one of his sons is trying to steal the throne. Scripture describes this would-be king as handsome—and as a man who grew up without discipline. What happens when David is finally forced to step in? Tune in and find out.

The Lord's hand is clearly on David as he ascends to the throne. The people of Israel rally behind him, celebrating their king as victory follows victory. But David's success breeds comfort—and in that comfort, he makes a choice that will forever alter his reign and devastate his family.

Saul was tall, handsome, and wealthy; David was… a shepherd. To the people, Saul looked like the obvious choice, while David seemed like a long shot. Yet today's story reminds us that while people look at outward appearances, God looks at the heart.

The era of the judges comes to an end as God's people demand a king. They want someone who looks the part, rules like other kings, and makes them more like the surrounding nations. God warns them of the cost—then gives them exactly what they ask for.

God is in the business of change. Witness one of the most dramatic conversions in history as Saul's life is radically transformed.

Thirty-three days after the birth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph encounter Simeon—a man promised by God that he would see the Messiah before he died. As Simeon holds the baby in his arms, he announces that Jesus is indeed the Savior. However, he then turns to Mary and provides puzzling and concerning news.

Mary and Joseph journey to Bethlehem, a small and seemingly insignificant town. It's there that God enters the world as a child, and hope is born for all humanity. Join us as we retell the Christmas story and reflect on the meaning of Christ's birth.

Today's episode explores the announcement of the Messiah! We follow angels as they reveal the heavenly plan of the Savior's birth. Follow along as we're introduced to fascinating characters and a host of men and women with incredibly integrity. You won't want to miss this one!

From the very first pages of Genesis, the Old Testament whispers—and sometimes shouts—about a coming Messiah. Over generations, these prophecies form a growing portrait of the Savior God promised and His entrance into the world.

In this special edition of Bible Stories, Todd and Matt share a bit about their upbringings, how they ended up in ministry, and some things for which they are grateful.

In today's Bible Story, we explore the origin of Satan—his role as a servant of God, the pride that led to his rebellion, his catastrophic fall, and the cosmic battle still unfolding.

In this episode, we continue tracing the movement of the Angel of the Lord through the Old Testament, focusing on His appearances in the book of Judges. From calling Gideon a "mighty hero" to announcing Samson's birth, we see the Angel commissioning, guiding, and revealing God's presence in powerful ways. These encounters remind us that God not only sends His messengers but also sends us with divine purpose.

Discover the mysterious "Angel of the Lord" — a divine figure who speaks as God, yet is distinct. Journey through Scripture as this extraordinary being appears to Abraham, Moses, and Joshua. Watch as He shields Israel from Pharaoh's power, delivers the strategy for Jericho's fall, and disciplines God's people with divine authority. Explore one of the Bible's most fascinating and thought-provoking figures.

Today's episode dives into two remarkable biblical encounters where angels faced off against humans. Join us as we unpack these dramatic scenes and witness the unmistakable display of supernatural power.

In this episode of Bible Stories , we dive into the mysterious world of the seraphim—the "burning ones" who stand in the very presence of God. We'll explore who these fiery beings are, what their six wings signify, and why their cry of "Holy, holy, holy" still echoes through worship today. Join us as we uncover the symbolism, awe, and purpose behind one of the most fascinating celestial creatures in Scripture.

Dive into the incredible story of Michael the Archangel—warrior, protector, prince of Israel, and leader of heaven's armies. His victories are legendary, his strength unmatched, yet even this mighty being is wholly dependent on and submissive to God.

Todd and Matt discuss some common misconceptions about angels and dig into one of their most fascinating jobs - delivering messages from God.

Artists depict cherubim as cute little children in diapers with chubby faces and pretty wings - the Bible paints a different picture; these angels are powerful, terrifying, and fearsome. In today's episode, we'll dive into Scripture to learn more about who these angels are and what role they play in God's kingdom.

In our final "back to school" episode, we journey into Acts 4 where we find Peter and John imprisoned for boldly sharing the Gospel. Rather than cowering in fear or giving into the pressures of the loudest voices, these two Apostles let Jesus shine through them.

We love others because Christ first loved us! Join Todd and Matt as they take an adventure into yesteryear - all the way back to the early church. They'll explore the day of Pentecost and the way the Holy Spirit united and directed those early Christ followers.

We continue in our Back to School series with the parable of the unforgiving servant. You will hear a vivid story about mercy, cruelty, and justice. Todd and Matt discuss the mandate and the motivation to forgive in today's episode.

How do you make decisions in the face of fear? Today's episode follows three brave young men as they defy an earthly king to obey their Heavenly King. We explore the history of Babylon, learn about the plight of Judah, and follow Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as they find themselves face to face with Jesus.

The dead in Christ will not remain in Heaven forever; they will be raised to glorified bodies and live eternally—a promise made possible only through the resurrection of Jesus. In today's episode, we explore His resurrection and why it changes everything for you.

In this episode, we explore three remarkable miracles from the ministry of Jesus that reveal His divine authority and compassion. From turning water into wine, to bringing healing to someone in need, and even raising the dead, each miracle points to a different aspect of Jesus' power—over nature, over physical realities, and even death itself. Join us as we reflect on what these wonders meant for His followers then—and what they still mean for us today.

In this episode, we journey back to Bethlehem to explore the awe-inspiring moment when heaven touched earth—the birth of Jesus Christ. We'll unpack the historical and prophetic significance of His arrival, reflect on the humble setting of the manger, and consider why this moment still transforms lives today. Whether you're familiar with the Christmas story or hearing it with fresh ears, this episode invites you to see the nativity not just as a tale from the past, but as a monumental shift in history, changing the way man relates to God.

In one of the most dramatic moments in all of Scripture, Elijah stands alone on Mount Carmel against 450 prophets of Baal—and calls down fire from heaven. But this showdown is about more than just a miracle; it's a bold confrontation between truth and deception, faith and fear, the living God and lifeless idols.

In this episode, we unpack the powerful story of 1 Kings 18 and explore what it teaches us about spiritual courage, public faith, and the God who answers by fire.

In this episode, we dive into one of the most iconic stories in the Bible—the battle between David and Goliath. More than just a tale of an underdog victory, this story reveals deep truths about faith, courage, and the God who empowers ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Join us as we uncover what made David's faith so bold, and discover what it means to face the "giants" in our own lives.

In today's episode we dive into one of the most powerful narratives in all of Scripture—the story of God's deliverance of His people from Egypt. We explore how the Passover became a turning point in Israel's history and a vivid picture of redemption that echoes throughout the Bible.

Whether you're familiar with the Exodus story or hearing it afresh, this episode will deepen your understanding of God's saving power and enduring faithfulness.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the Ten Commandments—what they are, and what they aren't. Far from being a rigid list of dos and don'ts, these commands reveal the heart of a holy and loving God. We'll explore how the Law not only shaped Israel's identity, but also prepared the way for Jesus, who would fulfill it perfectly. Discover the beauty, depth, and relevance of the Ten Commandments for our lives today.

In today's episode, we explore one of the most heart-wrenching and faith-defining moments in all of Scripture—Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac in obedience to God's command (Genesis 22). We reflect on the weight of Abraham's obedience, the testing of his faith, and the foreshadowing of God's ultimate provision.

Why would God ask for such a sacrifice? What does this story teach us about trust, surrender, and the cost of following God? Join us as we unpack the theological significance of this passage, affirm God's sovereignty and goodness, and draw encouragement for our own walk of obedience—even when it's painful.

Tune in and be reminded that God always provides—and that our faith, when tested, is refined for His glory.

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most well-known and misunderstood stories in the Bible—Noah and the Flood. Was it just a children's story about animals and a big boat, or is there something more profound happening beneath the surface? We'll explore the cultural and spiritual climate "in the days of Noah," examine God's judgment and mercy, and unpack the covenant that changed human history. What does this story reveal about God's character, human sin, and the promise of redemption? Tune in and find out!

In this episode, "The Fall: When Everything Changed," we explore Genesis 3—the pivotal chapter where paradise is lost and the human story takes a dramatic turn. What really happened in the Garden of Eden? Why did Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit? And what does this account mean for us today? Join us as we unpack the serpent's deception, humanity's first act of disobedience, and the profound consequences that echo through every generation. This isn't just a story about a garden—it's the moment that reshaped the entire world.

Welcome to the first episode in our new summer series: Classics of the Bible! Today, we go back to the very beginning—Genesis 1 and 2. Before there was time, God spoke, and creation came to life. From darkness and chaos, He brought light and order. We'll explore the beauty and rhythm of the creation story, see humanity formed in God's image, and discover what it means to be His masterpiece—created for relationship and purpose. Whether you're familiar with the story or hearing it with fresh ears, this episode invites you to see the beginning not just as history, but as the foundation of hope.

When King David decides to count his fighting men, it seems like a harmless leadership move—until God responds with judgment. In this episode, we explore the tension between pride and trust, the hidden dangers of relying on numbers over faith, and the surprising way God turns punishment into mercy. What does it mean to offer a sacrifice that costs you something? And how can we lead with humility in a results-driven world? Join us as we unpack the final chapter of 2 Samuel—and discover why a threshing floor became holy ground.

In this episode, we dive into 2 Samuel 21, where Israel faces off against four fearsome giants! Discover the surprising appearance of a second Goliath, watch as an aging David steps back into battle, and explore the powerful lessons hidden in this action-packed chapter.

We reach the conclusion of the adventures of Paul and Barnabas, two trailblazing ministers who left a lasting mark on church history. In today's episode, a sharp disagreement drives a wedge between the once-unshakable missionary duo. What caused the rift between these partners in ministry—and was their relationship ever mended? Tune in to explore the story behind their parting and what it means for us today.

Newly converted Gentile believers are thrown into confusion when members of the Jerusalem church challenge their understanding of what it means to follow Christ. To resolve the growing controversy, Paul, Barnabas, and representatives from the church at Antioch turn to Peter, James, and the leaders in Jerusalem, leading to a pivotal council that will shape the future of the faith.

Barnabas continues to position Paul for great things. As their ministry together progresses, the leadership dynamic begins to change. Barnabas loops in his cousin, Mark, a decision that will forever change his partnership with Paul.

Silent Saturday is filled with mourning and confusion.

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Jesus rises from the grave!

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Jesus gives His life for us.

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Things escalate on the Thursday before Easter. Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper.

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Religious leaders make plans to kill Jesus.

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Jesus returns to Jerusalem and faces questions from religious leaders.

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Easter week is ramping up as Jesus encounters an injustice in the temple court.

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Listen in to discover what Jesus did for you on Palm Sunday!

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What happens when the church's greatest enemy becomes its boldest witness? In this episode, we trace the powerful journey of Saul's radical conversion on the road to Damascus and Barnabas's crucial role in his transformation from feared persecutor to trusted partner in ministry. While others hesitated, Barnabas saw God's hand on Paul's life, stood in the gap for him in Jerusalem, and later sought him out in Tarsus to join the mission in Antioch. This is a story of redemption, risk, and the kind of encouragement that can change someone's life.

Our story from Acts 14 is anything but ordinary! When Paul performs a miracle among the Gentiles, chaos erupts as the crowd mistakes him and Barnabas for none other than Zeus and Hermes. Tune in to hear how an act of faith turned into divine confusion!

An urgent message, a fierce three-week battle, and an unexpected rescuer—Gabriel's mission to reach the prophet Daniel is anything but simple. Who dared to stand in his way? And who stepped in to help? Uncover the supernatural showdown of Daniel 10 in this gripping episode!

A crowd brings a deaf man to Jesus for healing. Instead of restoring the man in the midst of the group, Jesus does something interesting.

Today's passage comes from Mark 7!

Paul plans a trip but the Holy Spirit won't allow it. Discover more in this episode of Bible Stories!

We continue our story in Luke 16 and learn about the distance between Heaven and Hell.

This story contains discussions that might be too mature for little ones.

Join us for the interesting story of Lazarus and the Rich Man. Jesus describes their time on earth and then where each of them went after they died.

On this oversized episode, God promises to send angel to guide Israel to the Promised Land. However, there are people living in the Land and so God uses an interesting method to make room for His people, little by little.

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Jesus' brothers don't believe in Him and today, they're stirring the pot.

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Jonah is encased in the belly of a great fish. He's made a series of blunders but now, in the stomach of his rescuer, Jonah lifts something shocking to the Lord - a prayer of thankfulness.

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Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are visited by Magi!

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It's the main event! Mary and Jospeh travel to Bethlehem where Mary gives birth to the savior of the world.

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An angel speaks to Joseph and calms his fears.

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Merry Christmas! In today's Bible Story, Mary receives incredible news.

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Joshua sends two spies into the Promised Land. Rahab, who has heard of what the Lord is doing, makes a bold choice.

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Solomon has grown famous for his wisdom; so famous, that the Queen of Sheba travels to Israel to test him.

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Find out hwat happens when people unite around pride.

Our story today comes from Genesis 11.

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We're in Exodus 33 and the Lord is done with the rebellion of His people; He tells them to head to the Promised Land on their own.

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Todd and Matt conclude their countdown to some of the most interesting animals in the Bible!

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Join Todd and Matt to explore some of the most interesting occurrences of animals in the Bible.

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Israel marches around Jericho for seven days and the walls come tumbling down!

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The people of God cross the Jordan River, and Joshua comes face to face with Jesus. We're in Hebrews 11 this week!

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