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In today’s sobering episode, Hannah walks us through one of the darkest passages in Scripture—Judges 19–20. These chapters expose the devastating consequences of moral collapse, including horrific violence and a brutal civil war. Even in the face of deep injustice and human depravity, we’re reminded that God sees, God cares, and He calls His people […]
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In today’s episode, Heather walks us through Judges 17–18—a sobering glimpse into what happens when people follow their own truth instead of God’s. We meet Micah, a man who builds his own religion, and the tribe of Dan, who steals it for themselves, mistaking self-made spirituality for divine favor. This episode calls us to examine […]
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In this powerful episode, we explore the life of Samson through Judges 15–16—a man gifted with supernatural strength yet hindered by spiritual compromise. Hannah walks us through his journey from victory to betrayal, and ultimately to redemption. Through Samson’s final prayer and God’s merciful response, we’re reminded that no failure is final when we bring […]
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In this episode, Hannah recaps Judges 5–14, a section of Scripture filled with songs of victory, hesitant heroes, and cautionary tales of pride and missteps. From Deborah’s bold worship to Gideon’s reluctant rise and Samson’s complicated calling, we’re reminded that God moves powerfully through the willing—not the perfect. This episode offers encouragement for anyone feeling […]
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In today’s episode, Heather explores the beginning of Samson’s story in Judges 13–14—a narrative marked by divine calling and human struggle. From his miraculous birth announcement to his early displays of strength and impulsiveness, we see a life chosen by God before birth, yet deeply flawed in execution. Listeners are reminded that purpose isn’t lost […]
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In this sobering episode, Hannah walks us through the life and legacy of Jephthah, a judge of Israel whose story is both triumphant and tragic. After being rejected by his family, Jephthah rises to leadership but makes a rash vow that leads to heartbreaking consequences. These chapters prompt us to examine how we approach God—with […]
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In this episode of No Dusty Bibles, Heather explores the sobering story of Abimelek’s ruthless quest for power and the contrasting quiet faithfulness of Judges Tola and Jair. As Israel once again cycles through rebellion and repentance, we’re reminded that while sin carries consequences, God’s mercy remains within reach for those who truly turn to […]
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In today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles, we journey through Judges 7–8 and discover that God’s power shines brightest in our weakness. Hannah walks us through Gideon’s remarkable victory with just 300 men and unpacks the deeper spiritual truths behind unconventional obedience and post-victory humility. Whether you’re facing a battle with limited resources or navigating […]
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In this weekly recap, Heather helps us reflect on the sweeping transitions from the dark days of Judah’s kings to the hopeful beginnings of 1 Chronicles. From Josiah’s discovery of the Book of the Law to the exile of a nation and the recording of names in Chronicles, we see a God who convicts, redeems, […]
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In this episode, Hannah leads us through 1 Chronicles 3–4, two chapters that on the surface read like more names—but beneath them lies a story of God’s grace threading through broken family lines. We see God’s faithfulness despite the mess, and we meet Jabez, a man who dared to pray boldly in the midst of […]
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In this episode, Heather walks us into the book of 1 Chronicles—a book that begins with names but tells a story of hope, identity, and God’s covenant-keeping character. Originally written to encourage a post-exile people, 1 Chronicles helps us remember who we are and whose we are. As Heather unpacks the book’s background and themes, […]
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Today’s episode of No Dusty Bibles leads us through the weighty conclusion of 2 Kings, witnessing the fall of Jerusalem, the burning of the temple, and the exile of God’s people. While the chapter seems to end in devastation, it closes with a quiet note of hope as Jehoiachin, the exiled king, is shown unexpected […]
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Today on No Dusty Bibles, we follow King Josiah’s remarkable devotion to God as he leads Judah in a sweeping spiritual reform, only to witness heartbreaking national collapse as consequences of past sins unfold. Centered in 2 Kings 23–24, this episode explores the power of obedience—even when outcomes are out of our hands—and the enduring […]
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Some stories stop us in our tracks with their honesty, and today’s guest post from my friend Nicole O’Meara is one of them. Nicole has walked through suffering with both courage and candor, and the way she clings to Jesus in the middle of hard places offers us all a glimpse of hope that cannot […]
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