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Simple Discipleship is a podcast and campaign to encourage everyone to read the Bible and share what they learn with others. It has a read, listen, gather, share, and remember method like none other.
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You Can Look Religious and Still Be Far From God | Isaiah 28–35 (opens the original)
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I think this is especially strong for your audience. A committed Christian sees that title and almost has to ask, “Could that be me?” What if you can say the right things, attend church, know your Bible—and still have a heart that's far from God? That's exactly the warning Isaiah gives. The people of Judah weren't irreligious. They knew how to talk about God. They had their traditions. They looked spiritual. But God saw something everyone else couldn't: Their hearts. “These people honor Me with
Want Peace? Pay Attention to What Has Your Attention | Isaiah 24–27 (opens the original)
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What has your attention right now? Your problems? Your phone? The news? Money? Something you're afraid might happen? Isaiah gives us a remarkably simple connection: What has your attention affects where you place your trust. And where you place your trust affects your peace. Isaiah 24–27 isn't exactly an easy section of Scripture. There's judgment, shaking, waiting, pruning, death, evil—and then right in the middle of it comes one of the most comforting promises in the Bible: “You will keep him
🎙️ The Hidden Danger of God's Blessings | Isaiah 17–24 (opens the original)
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⚠️ What if the greatest threat to your faith isn't hardship—but blessing? When life falls apart, we often run to God. But when life is comfortable, the bills are paid, we're healthy, and everything seems to be going our way... that's when we're tempted to forget Him. In Isaiah 17–24, nation after nation discovers what happens when people begin trusting their prosperity, strength, governments, military power, and themselves instead of the God who gave them everything. The problem underneath it al
Judgment Is Coming... But God Made a Way Out | Isaiah 15–16 (opens the original)
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⚠️ What if one of the most uncomfortable truths in the Bible is also the reason the Gospel is such incredibly good news? Judgment is real. We don't talk about it much anymore. But Isaiah does—and so does Jesus. Isaiah 15–16 describes devastating judgment coming upon Moab. Cities fall. People mourn. Security disappears. Pride is exposed. But hidden inside these difficult chapters is something remarkable: ❤️ God isn't celebrating. His heart is breaking. God takes no pleasure in judgment. Even whil
Every Kingdom Falls... Except God's | Isaiah 13–14 (opens the original)
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🏛️ Every empire rises. Every empire falls. But one Kingdom will stand forever. Isaiah 13–14 isn't just about ancient Babylon. It's about every system that exalts itself against God —and every heart tempted to trust in pride, wealth, power, or earthly security instead of Christ. More than 700 years before Jesus was born, Isaiah prophesied the rise and fall of Babylon before it became the world's greatest empire. His message wasn't just for Judah—it still speaks powerfully to us today. In this epi
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