(Nahum 1:8-9) Ninevah, Take 2. This city shows us both God’s mercy and God’s judgment. We must choose which we want for our own lives and nation. (10046260223)

(Micah 6:8) “What does God want from me anyway?” Today’s study will answer that from God’s Word. Meet the preacher who was willing to speak truth to power. (10044260220)

(Hosea 14:9) One of the saddest family stories becomes the stage for one of the most beautiful pictures of perservering love. You will see yourself in the personal and national struggle Hosea faced. More than that, you will see God’s unfailing love. (10038260213)

(Daniel 2:22) God is up to something! In the midst of darkness He is bringing us light. He did it for Daniel and He will do it for you. (10037260212)

(Ezekiel 1:28) Ezekiel saw visions of God. Sitting in circumstances that were less than desirable he set his sights on the glory of God. It is time to look away from disappointments and failures and look to the Lord who alone can change it all. (10036260211)

(Lamentations 3:22-24) Is your heart broken? Do you know someone with a broken heart? God steps into brokenness. Discover the story behind this unique book and the message of hope found right in the middle. (10035260210)

(Jeremiah 7:28) You can tell a lot about a man by what makes him sad and what makes him glad. Jeremiah is proof that when you get close to God you catch His heart. Today we learn how to both weep and rejoice over that which is important to God. (10034260209)

(Isaiah 53:5) Imagine seeing God seated on His throne! Then imagine seeing the wounded Christ standing next to Him! That was what Isaiah saw and what He wants us to see. This vision changes a man forever. (10032260206)

(Song of Solomon 6:3) God reveals both marital and spiritual intimacy in this amazing book of the Bible. The love of God will transform both your heart and your home. Today’s study will help us to get a fresh glimpse of the God who IS love. (10031260205)

(Ecclesiastes 12:13-14) Life is empty apart from God. Allow an old man to tell you about his regrets and the only fulfillment he ever found! Solomon can testify that the only things that matter in the end are the only things that matter today. (10030260204)

(Proverbs 1:7) This book provides Heaven’s wisdom for every part of life on earth. Discover the key that unlocks God’s wsdom for living. Your whole life depends on it. (10029260203)

(Psalm 29:2) Learning to worship God is learning how to bring every experience and emotion in life into the presence of God. This is not done only on Sunday – it must be done every day. The Psalms can help! Allow this book to guide your prayer and praise through all the stages of life.…

(Job 42:1-6) “Why?” It is the question we all ask, and no one can adequately answer. No one can explain every bad thing. The secret to joy and strength in the midst of suffering is to recognize the presence of God in the perplexities of life. Allow Job to tell his story and don’t miss…

(Esther 4:14) The name of God is not found in the Book of Esther, but His hand is unmistakable! In one of the most difficult situations, we learn how to both rest in the providence of God and do our part. (10020260129)

(Nehemiah 2:5) There is work to do in our homes, churches, and nation. Sin’s work is destruction; God’s work is construction. In Nehemiah, we learn the principles of building up that which has been broken down. We also discover powerful lessons on Biblical Leadership from the life and work of Nehemiah himself. (10020260128)

(Ezra 7:14) The first step to rebuilding is returning. Is there a way back to God? By His grace, there is. Returning to the Lord in the message of Ezra. (10020260127)

(2 Chronicles 7:14) You cannot decide for everyone, but you must decide for yourself! We all must decide what we will do with the Lord. This is the message to the nation of Israel and it is as true today as it was then. (10020260126)

(1 Chronicles 29:11) Memory is a gift of God. It must be exercised to remember the right things. Chronicles was written to help God’s people remember Him and His unchanging promises. (10020260123)

(2 Kings 10:10) In this surveys the Book of 2 Kings, Scott traces how national decline often mirrors personal spiritual failure. This study highlights the consequences of idolatry and disobedience, the role of God’s messengers, and the presence of a faithful remnant, and serves to remind all of our personal walk with God. Wise people…

(1 Kings 2:12) Every man must choose between wisdom and folly. Solomon and his son are a reminder to choose very carefully. What you decide in your own heart will affect you home for generations to come. (10018260121)

(2 Samuel 5:12) Life is full of victories and defeats. Every believer deals with both triumph and tragedy. The life of David gives help you deal with the times of success and the seasons of failure. (10017260120)

(1 Samuel 10:25) In this book you will meet the prophet Samuel and the first two kings of Israel. More importantly, you will see the kind of man that God is looking for, the kind that He can bless and use – the man after God’s own heart. (10016260119)

(Ruth 4:14) You have to experience the grace of God for yourself. This short book tells the story of God’s grace on both a wayward believer and an unbeliever. Whoever you are, and whatever your spiritual need, the grace of God is enough. (10014260116)

(Judges 21:25) Judges paints a vivid and painful picture of the results of rebellion. The cycles in Israel are repeated again and again in all of society and our own lives. This book warns us by showing the consequences of sin. (10013260115)

(Joshua 1:7-8) Have you entered in to all that God has for you? Joshua teaches us how to claim through faith and obedience all that God has prepared. This book shows us the way to victory. (10012260114)

(Deuteronomy 6:4-7) God repeats Himself because we are so prone to forget! Deuteronomy was given to remind God’s people of who He was and what He desired for them. In this book we learn to get past our past and ready for our future. (10011260113)

(Numbers 33:1) Every story given in Scripture serves as an example for us. Through both positive and negative examples in Israel, we learn the importance of believing and obeying God. Our journey is to be a journey of faith and obedience. A journey through the Book of Numbers traces Israel’s 40‑year wilderness journey from Sinai…

(Leviticus 19:2) God is holy, and He desires for His people to be a holy people. Leviticus teaches us the importance of a life of holiness. It is the very life of the holy God being lived through us! (10008260109)

(Exodus 12:23) As we journey through Exodus we discover the power of divine redemption. Only God is able, and willing, to bring us out of the bondage of sin and into true liberty and life. (10007260108)

(Genesis 1:1) The Creator God is the God of new beginnings. In Genesis we meet the Lord who is able to speak and bring light out of darkness, perfection out of emptyness, order out of chaos. Begin again with God today! (10006260107)

(1 Corinthians 10:6) The Old Testament lays the foundation for the New Testament and for all that we know about God. Begin where God begins to reveal Himself. Give attention to the 39 books of the Old Testament! (10005260106)

(Matthew 4:4) All of God’s Word is inspired and profitable – even the portions that we are not familiar with! Today’s episode previews a new series that will journey through Scripture. In this study, we will briefly visit every book of the Bible and discover that each holds daily direction for our lives. https://enjoyingthejourney.org/journey-through-scripture/ (10004260105)