The Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast
Matt Whitman
Welcome to the Ten Minute Bible Hour Podcast where we pick a Bible a work our way through it a little bit each day! You can start with today's episode or go back to the beginning of any of these five seasons:Season 1 - Matthew (Began October, 2019 - Episodes 1-800)Season 2 - One Book of the Bible Per Day (Began January, 2023)Season 3 - Esther (Began April 9, 2023)Season 4 - Nehemiah (Began January 1, 2024)Season 5 - Galatians (Began August 26, 2024)Season 6 - Philemon (CURRENT SEASON Began October 19, 2025)You can also check out the daily audio-only podcast on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/@TenMinuteBibleHourMore About the Show: I'm Matt, and if you're interested in understanding the Bible better and you prefer your Christianity quick and punchy with a healthy side of humor, and an equally healthy side of me not telling you what to do, we're probably going to get along great. This is my podcast where we pick a book of the Bible and then break it down one part at a time every weekday morning.
Episodes
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Feb 5, 2025 • 13min
GAL118 - Who All Is On the Right Side of the Surge Protector?
Dive into the unique comparison of surge protectors and spiritual safety. Discover how Christ's role absorbs the 'curse' of sin, offering divine protection. The discussion emphasizes the inclusivity of salvation and the gift of righteousness, accessible to all, including Gentiles. It's a thought-provoking exploration of faith and spiritual resilience in a relatable context.
Feb 4, 2025 • 14min
GAL117 - Curse Absorption Physics
Delve into the fascinating concept of curse absorption through a biblical lens, exploring how Jesus' sacrificial act parallels Marvel tropes. Discover the transformative impact this idea has on our understanding of history and our relationship with the divine. Plus, get the latest updates on support options and community engagement. It's a blend of theology and pop culture that invites reflection and interaction!
Feb 3, 2025 • 10min
GAL116 - For He Bore the Sin of Many and Made Intercession for the Transgressors
Dive into the profound connections between Galatians and Isaiah 53, revealing the powerful themes of sacrifice and the suffering servant. Explore how Jesus' crucifixion is central to Christian beliefs, countering early misconceptions about his mission. Plus, enjoy a lighthearted segment about quirky snow baby figurines, featuring a whimsical giveaway for new patrons. It's a blend of deep insights and playful humor that keeps the conversation engaging!
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Jan 31, 2025 • 13min
GAL115 - The Suffering Servant Apparently Reeeeallllly Suffered
Dive into the intriguing life of Socrates and his lasting impact on philosophy, including the dramatic events surrounding his trial. Explore the contrasting deaths of Socrates and Jesus, delving into the dignified end of Socrates versus the brutal crucifixion of Jesus. Unpack the rich connections between Isaiah's prophecies and their fulfillment in the New Testament, revealing deep themes of suffering and redemption. This discussion invites reflection on faith, grace, and the enduring significance of these historical figures.
Jan 30, 2025 • 14min
GAL114 - Honorable and Dishonorable Deaths
Dive into the fascinating contrasts of death in warrior cultures versus biblical narratives. The discussion highlights the concepts of honorable and dishonorable deaths, tying them to the profound sacrifice of Jesus. It delves into the juxtaposition of Jesus’ crucifixion with Barabbas, revealing deep themes of redemption and prophecy. Personal anecdotes add warmth to the theological explorations, making complex ideas relatable and thought-provoking.
Jan 29, 2025 • 16min
GAL113 - The Whole Ghost Rider Cursed Hero Motif Just Feels Wrong
Explore childhood impressions of Ghost Rider and the troubling implications of its heroism. Delve into Christ’s role as both curse and savior, revealing the transformative power of redemption in Galatians 3. Unpack the paradox of divine perfection versus human flaws, discussing how grace bridges the gap. This reflection intertwines personal storytelling with profound biblical insights, prompting a reevaluation of justice and heroism in our narratives.
Jan 28, 2025 • 14min
GAL112 - Hosea, Gomer, and Redemption
Galatians 3:13 Thanks to everyone who supports TMBH at patreon.com/thetmbhpodcast You're the reason we can all do this together! Discuss the episode here Music by Jeff FootePlease email me a thetmbh@gmail.com if you're having issues with the podcast feed wherever you usually listen
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Jan 27, 2025 • 13min
GAL111 - Exceeding the Structural Specifications of a Screen Door and Destroying a Beautiful Flowerpot Is a Nuisance, but It Is Redeemable
A nostalgic tale unfolds with a son's playful mishap that leads to the destruction of a flowerpot and screen door. Amidst the laughter, deeper themes emerge about responsibility and care. The conversation shifts to redemption, likening the ease of destruction to the complexity of restoration, emphasizing divine support in this journey. The prophetic narrative of Hosea illustrates these themes against a backdrop of moral decline, highlighting the intersection of brokenness and beauty in both the Old and New Testaments.
Jan 24, 2025 • 14min
GAL110 - Redeemed at Christ's Expense
Explore the intriguing evolution of fast food choices from childhood to adulthood, punctuated by a fondness for Culver's. Dive deep into the concept of redemption as revealed in Galatians 3, showcasing the importance of faith in connecting with God. A heartfelt personal story brings the themes of redemption and sacrifice to life, driving home the message of Jesus' impact on our human experience. It's a journey through food nostalgia intertwined with spiritual reflection.
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Jan 23, 2025 • 16min
GAL109 - Faith, Not Works, Are the Currency of Salvation
Faith takes center stage as the true currency of salvation, contrasting with reliance on the law. Biblical figures like Paul and Habakkuk exemplify the importance of living by faith, especially in tough times. A humorous story about using euros in South Dakota cleverly illustrates challenges in belief and acceptance. The discussion digs into the tension between faith and works, reinforcing that righteousness comes from belief, not a transactional viewpoint with the law. The insights unravel early Christian perspectives, making complex theology accessible.
