Bible Podcasts

With the advent of podcasting, creating Bible-inspired content is easier than ever. Some Bible podcasts are straight from the Bible, while others are adapted versions of sermons preached in churches. There are also many podcasts devoted to a variety of topics.

Whether you are looking for a quick listening break or want to take your Bible in a year, some great podcasts will help you do both. You can find some great ones on my site!

Reclamation: Worship

Whether you’re new to the faith or are looking to hone your skills at preaching, the Reclamation: Bible podcasts is a worthwhile listen. Its premise is to reclaim a Biblical view of worship. It provides a brief overview of the most common interpretations of Bible passages and guides how to preach the right passages in the right context.

The podcast is hosted by Jason Allen and produced by a consortium of evangelicals in the Pacific Southwest region of Disciples of Christ. The podcast is not affiliated with Podchaser.

Through the Word

Whether you’re new to Bible study or are looking for an effective way to incorporate devotionals into your daily routine, Through the Word is a fantastic resource. It’s free and offers a clear explanation of each Bible chapter. You can access the podcast on your mobile device or via the website. So whether you’re looking to study on the road, at work, or in your own home, Through the Word is a great daily devotional.

Beautifully Enough

Using Bible podcasts is a great way to enhance your spirituality without struggling with a Bible. There are a ton out there that can help you navigate your faith walk. You’ll find podcasts that are designed for different stages of your life. Whether you are newlywed or a longtime disciple, there is a podcast to suit your needs. Whether you are looking for a Bible podcast, a sermon or some lighthearted chat, there are plenty to choose from.

Men Unplugged

Several resources are available if you’re searching for Christian men’s podcasts to listen to or get a daily dose of God’s word. These podcasts are a great way to learn more about God and are ideal for listening to with a Bible group.

If you’re new to the Bible or want to learn more about it, you’ll want to start with some podcasts that aren’t performed with malice. These podcasts are safe places to listen to and will give you the encouragement you need.

Ascension’s Bible in a Year

Featuring popular Catholic priest Fr. Mike Schmitz, Ascension’s Bible in a Year podcast is the world’s first podcast that guides you through the entire Bible in a year. Ascension’s Bible in a Year podcast was released in January of 2021 and quickly climbed the Apple Podcast charts to become the most downloaded religion podcast in the world. It is also the first podcast featured on Times Square’s billboard.

Daily Audio

Founded by Brian Hardin, the Daily Audio Bible is the largest Christian podcast in the world. The daily podcasting program aims to educate people about the ancient Bible’s relevance in today’s world. The podcast features daily readings from the Old and New Testaments in the same episode.

Jen Wilkin’s The Busy Mom Podcast

Whether you’re a mom, a teacher, or a Christian who wants to learn more about God’s Word, there are a few podcasts you should check out. One of them is Jen Wilkin’s Busy Mom podcast. This podcast is hosted by a woman who has helped many women learn about God’s Word and grow in spiritual maturity. It also is full of biblical encouragement and practical ideas for Christian homemaking.

In addition to her podcast, Jen Wilkin has written several Bible studies, including Spiritual Disruption and None Like Him. She also teaches a women’s bible study at The Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas, and besides being a Bible teacher, Jen Wilkin is a wife and mom to four children. She and her husband, Jeff, have been married for 21 years. They live in Flower Mound, Texas, where they attend The Village Church.

Emotionally Healthy Discipleship

Keeping up with the latest trends in church culture is a full-time job for many pastors, but many churches fail to engage their members emotionally. This book provides an enlightening look into the best practices and pitfalls of Emotionally Healthy Discipleship.

The most successful churches are those that try to understand and appreciate their members’ cultural and social context. The Emotionally Healthy Leader podcast addresses the most common cultural challenges facing churches worldwide.