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BibleWay is a daily Bible in a Year podcast that walks you through the entire Bible in 365 days — from Genesis to Revelation. The Bible in a year reading plan helps you finish the Bible while truly understanding what you’re reading.
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Day 106 | 1 Kings 21-22 | Who Tells You the Truth? Naboth's Vineyard | Bible in a Year (opens the original)
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Four hundred prophets tell Ahab what he wants to hear. In 1 Kings 21-22, Ahab sulks over a vineyard he can't have, and Jezebel arranges to take it from its owner, Naboth. Elijah meets the king in the stolen vineyard. Later, before going to war, Ahab calls for one more prophet, Micaiah, a man he says never prophesies anything good about him. Pastor Kevin looks at how flattery leads to ruin, and why God's truth, even when it stings, leads to life. Read the whole Bible in a year with BibleWay, a da
Day 105 | 1 Kings 19-20 | Why Does God Feel So Quiet? Elijah Runs from Jezebel | Bible in a Year (opens the original)
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Elijah just called down fire from heaven. One threat from Jezebel, and he runs for his life. In 1 Kings 19-20, God meets him on Mount Horeb, not in wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a low whisper, and keeps guiding even wayward King Ahab. Pastor Kevin shows why God so often feels quiet: He usually leads with a still small voice, not a spectacle, and He meets you in the cave of your fear. Here we consider Elijah and Jezebel, the still small voice, Mount Horeb, Elisha's call, and Ahab and Ben-hada
Day 104 | 1 Kings 15-18 | Is God Still Powerful? Elijah on Mount Carmel | Bible in a Year (opens the original)
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Three years without rain, and Israel can't decide between God and Baal. It all comes down to one mountaintop: Elijah against 450 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel. In 1 Kings 15-18, ravens feed Elijah and a starving widow sees her son raised from the dead. Pastor Kevin shows the cost of living between two opinions, and why only one God is still powerful enough to answer. Here we consider Elijah and the prophets of Baal, Ahab and Jezebel, the widow of Zarephath, a divided heart, and faith in a dry
Day 103 | 1 Kings 13-14 | How Do You Know It's God? The Lying Prophet | Bible in a Year (opens the original)
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A man of God turns down a king's reward, then accepts dinner with a lying prophet. In 1 Kings 13-14, King Jeroboam's hand withers at the altar in Bethel, the old prophet claims an angel spoke to him, and later Jeroboam's wife visits the blind prophet Ahijah in disguise. Pastor Kevin shows how to tell God's voice from one that only sounds like Him. Here we consider the lying prophet, the man of God from Judah, Jeroboam and Ahijah, discernment, and hearing God's voice clearly. Read the whole Bible
Day 102 | 1 Kings 11-12 | What Your Idols Cost Others: Rehoboam and Jeroboam | Bible in a Year (opens the original)
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The wisest king in history ends his life building altars to other gods. In 1 Kings 11-12, Solomon's heart turns to Chemosh and Milcom, Rehoboam ignores the elders and the kingdom divides, and Jeroboam sets up golden calves at Bethel and Dan. Pastor Kevin shows how idolatry always becomes injustice, and why repentance begins with three words. Here we consider the divided kingdom, Rehoboam and Jeroboam, the golden calves, Solomon's idolatry, and what our idols cost the people we love. Read the who
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