Whether driving to work or folding laundry, Bible podcasts can help you redeem the time that would otherwise be wasted. They can also inspire you to grow in your relationship with Jesus.
The wildly popular “Bible in a Year” podcast topped all U.S. podcasts at the beginning of 2021 and 2022. Each day, it features Scripture readings from a plan inspired by Catholic biblical scholar Peter Schrock.
Janet Parshall
Janet Parshall, who broadcasts from Moody Radio’s studio near the nation’s capital, challenges listeners to examine major news stories and issues debated in the marketplace of ideas using the Bible as a framework for discussion. Her fast-paced caller-driven program, In the Market with Janet Parshall, is a daily show that addresses relevant issues important to Christians.
In 2008 and 2011, she was awarded the National Religious Broadcasters On-Air Personality of the Year. She is a member of the board of directors of Concerned Women for America and has served as chair of the National Religious Broadcasters Ethics Committee. She also authorises several books, including Buyer Beware: Finding Truth in the Marketplace of Ideas.
She has appeared on major television and radio programs, including Crossfire, Hardball, Larry King Live, Donahue, 700 Club, Hannity & Colmes, and Newsnight with Aaron Brown. She graduated from Carroll College in Wisconsin and has been appointed to the Wisconsin Women’s Council and the Governor’s Commission on Families and Children.
Based on her unique perspective and connections in the country’s capital, Janet offers valuable insights into current events making a mark on our world with her insightful commentary on Janet Parshall’s Commentary. She and her co-host, Craig Mitchell, will sift the day’s news through the lens of God’s unchanging Word. Moody Radio presents this weekly commentary on the issues of our time, which is also available as a podcast. You can support this ministry by becoming a Parshall Partner. Use our secure AutoGift form to authorise Moody Radio to withdraw a monthly donation from your credit or debit card or personal checking account.
Theopolis Institute
As churches face increasing societal and cultural pressure, they seek new ways to train pastors. In addition, seminaries are under financial and ideological pressure to become more inclusive. The popularity of apprenticeships, hybrid training programs, and other alternatives forces some to rethink how they teach.
Theopolis, from two Greek words meaning “God’s city,” is the vision of an organisation that believes that God uses faithful preaching and teaching, vibrant, prosperous, transformative Liturgy, and courageous and dedicated pastoral leadership to shape the church into an image of his heavenly city. Theopolis encourages and equips believers, churches, and pastors to pursue a profound biblical theology that is catholic, liturgical, and culturally aware.
The Institute’s president is Peter Leithart, an American author, minister, and theologian. He is a professor of theology and apologetics at Westminster Seminary California, an adjunct lecturer at New Saint Andrews College, and a visiting scholar at The White Horse Inn. He is also the author of more than 30 books. He is a former ordained teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church in America and was on trial for heresy by his presbytery for his views on the Federal Vision.
Institute for Creation Research
This podcast features interviews with pastors and biblical expositors. Its episodes are short and provide practical counsel and wisdom on church ministry. It also explores issues that affect the church today, such as ministry culture, Bible podcasts study, and sermon preparation. Its hosts include Jonathan Leeman, editor-in-chief of 9 Marks, and Mark Dever, Capitol Hill Baptist Church president in Washington, D.C. The Theopolis Institute puts out this podcast. This Christian organisation trains men and women to discover the treasures of Scripture. The podcast is a part of their D-Groups ministry, which offers community-focused discipleship groups in dozens of locations across the U.S. and other countries.
This daily Bible reading podcast helps listeners experience the Bible differently. Each episode takes only five minutes and features a Bible verse and a brief explanation. Its goal is to help people understand what they are reading and find joy in doing so. It was founded by Tara-Leigh Cobble, the founder of Coffee and Bible Time, a Christian ministry that helps people delight in God’s Word.