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M is returning to the mic in early 2026 with a renewed passion for helping believers grow in their discipleship. Through practical, confidence-building Bible study, she guides listeners into Scripture with depth and clarity.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Read It Right – Episode 10: Reading the New Testament Letters *Before You Claim the Verse, Read the Mail* (opens the original)
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The New Testament letters contain some of Christianity’s most familiar verses—but what happens when we know the verse without knowing the conversation? In Episode 10 of Read It Right , we learn how to study the New Testament letters as letters written to real people facing real questions, problems, and circumstances. Using familiar passages from Philippians, we’ll practice reading the paragraph before the verse, following the writer’s argument, reconstructing the situation behind the letter, and
Read It Right – Episode 9, Part 2: When the Spirit Crosses Our Boundaries (opens the original)
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What happens when God challenges a category we thought was biblical? In Part 2 of our study of Acts, we follow the gospel as it crosses boundaries the earliest believers themselves were still learning to understand. Through Peter and Cornelius, the Samaritans, and the Jerusalem Council, we'll learn how to study unusual events in Acts without forcing them into our existing theological systems—and how repetition, context, the movement of Acts 1:8, and Scripture's own explanations can help us inter
Read It Right – Episode 9, Part 1: Reading the Book of Acts Description or Prescription? When the Early Church Does It, Does That Mean We Should Too? (opens the original)
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Acts tells us what the earliest Christians did—but does that mean every practice should be copied by the church today? In Part 1, we learn how to distinguish description from prescription, separate enduring biblical principles from first-century expressions, and ask what Luke is showing before deciding what we should imitate. Through Acts 2 and Acts 6, you'll practice a repeatable method for studying Acts with greater confidence and context.
Read It Right, Episode 8 Part 2: Reading the Harder Parables (opens the original)
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What do you do when one of Jesus’ parables feels confusing, uncomfortable, or even unfair? In Part 2, we learn how to study the harder parables without forcing them to fit our expectations, how to recognize the “strange” part of the story, and why context matters when Jesus uses morally complicated characters, warnings, and judgment. Through the Dishonest Manager and the Workers in the Vineyard, you’ll practice a method for identifying the kingdom point while resisting the urge to make every det
Read It Right, Episode 8 Part 1: Reading the Parables (opens the original)
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Why did Jesus teach in parables, and why are they often more challenging than they first appear? In Part 1, we learn how to read parables in context, recognize the kingdom truth at the center of the story, and avoid turning every detail into a hidden symbol. Through Luke 15 and the Good Samaritan, you'll practice a repeatable method for hearing Jesus' stories the way His first listeners would have heard them.
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