In addition to this website and YouTube, the podcasts are also available on many podcast sources including iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, Pocket Casts, and many more. Just go to your favorite and search for whatever podcast title below that you’d like to listen to. In addition, you can listen to any of them on www.YouTube.com/Bible805.
Bible805, Basic Bible teaching, difficult subjects made easy
Description: This podcast drives the weekly content of the Bible805 ministry, where, in weekly lessons I take sometimes difficult topics in the Bible or that are Bible-related and make them easy to understand and apply.
I’ve become more intentional in this approach, as many students told me in various ways “You make hard stuff easy.” I’ve got an upcoming, revised series on the Trinity (see the 2026 schedule for release dates) and you can check it out to see if that works for you. Lesson series for 2026 include: Genesis and Job, Answers to the Big Questions of Life, The Trinity, Life after Death, Jesus, Salvation, and Discipleship, How We Got Our Bibles and more.
Schedule: The podcast airs each Wednesday on the podcast channels. By Friday of each week, links to videos, notes, discussion guides, and related infographics on are posted on www.Bible805.com, and free editable source materials that enable you to teach the lessons are available on www.Bible805Academy.com. Past lessons are available on both.
CLICK HERE for the link to the podcast website with all current episodes available.
Hobo Soul Podcast, road advice from the Bible and someone a few steps ahead
Description: This is my newest and favorite podcast, where I talk directly to the people I care about with short Bible lessons and challenges for their day. It’s more upbeat and casual than the strictly Bible-teaching podcasts I’ve done for several years. Overall, Hobo Soul podcasts will cover a variety of topics related to going through life as a follower of Jesus. They are stand-alone in content and don’t need to be listened to in any particular order.
Schedule: The podcasts are released every Tuesday and Thursday. I tried doing them 5 days a week earlier (which you will hear me refer to in some early episodes), but that was not sustainable, and I can be consistent with this schedule.
CLICK HERE for the link to the podcast website with all current episodes available. Listen to ones you missed; they aren’t in any order.
Ministry Miscellany Podcast, resources of all sorts for Bible teachers
Description: This is a true miscellany of materials all related to helping you know, trust, apply, and teach the Bible, however in creating the podcast I am targeting it specifically to Bible teachers and will provide commentary, tips, and ideas for how to use resources to either learn more effectively yourself or to be a better Bible teacher.
A number of the podcasts will discuss the ministry vision of Bible805 and why I teach the way I do.
I’ll do this through stand-alone discussions, blog topics to challenge and inspire, and through a verbal version of the weekly Bible805 newsletter and explanations of resources and how to use them.
In passing on resources, be assured that Bible805 never has and never will take any advertising or participate in any affiliate marketing programs. My ministry and my presentations are totally independent, not beholden to any outside organization. The only resources that have a cost will be the books that I have for sale on Amazon and other sites. All the teaching resources I tell you about, infographics, and any downloadable tools for teaching are totally free. If I recommend anything that does cost, it is because I truly believe it might be helpful to you and not for any monetary gain as I do not get any money for recommending anything.
Schedule: An audio recording of my weekly newsletter will be weekly. Resource podcasts will be randomly released.
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This lesson continues our study of the Big Questions of Life by examining answers found in Genesis and Job. We learn that God is our Creator and therefore the foundation for our purpose and meaning in life. We also gain a clearer understanding of Satan—his origin, limitations, and methods of deception. Finally, Job provides one of the Bible’s earliest and clearest affirmations of life after death and bodily resurrection, giving believers hope that extends beyond this life. Through Job’s experiences, we are reminded that God remains sovereign, even in suffering, and that our ultimate future is secure in Him.
This lesson introduces the foundational questions that will be explored throughout the Genesis and Job series. It begins with the central truth that the Bible is God’s story, revealing His creation, His purposes, and His answers to life’s most important questions. The lesson explains why Genesis and Job are placed together in a chronological study of the Bible and why understanding them correctly provides an essential foundation for understanding both the Bible and life.
Haggai and Zechariah ministered after the Jewish people returned from the Babylonian exile. Although God had opened the way for them to rebuild the Temple, they became distracted by their own priorities and stopped the work. Haggai challenged them with practical obedience, while Zechariah encouraged them through visions that reminded them of God’s eternal purposes. Together, their messages teach that God keeps His promises, calls His people to faithful service, and asks them to live with both present obedience and future hope.
This lesson examines the lives of Daniel and Ezekiel during the Babylonian captivity and highlights four possible responses to difficult circumstances: whining, working, witnessing, and experiencing the wonder of God. Though both men faced exile, uncertainty, and enormous challenges, they chose faithfulness instead of complaint. Daniel faithfully served in government leadership while Ezekiel ministered among the captives as a prophet and watchman. Their obedience and trust in God became a powerful witness to kings, nations, and fellow exiles. Through their faithfulness, God revealed extraordinary visions and promises that remind us He is sovereign over history and present with His people.