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Welcome to The Bible Dept., a 365-day Bible reading plan and podcast with Dr. Manny Arango designed to help you connect with Scripture in a fresh, meaningful wa...

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  • Day 4: Luke 10-13
    Welcome to Day 4 of our 365-day Bible Reading Plan! In today’s reading from Luke 10-13, we explore Jesus’ radical teachings on loving your neighbor, the unity of believers, and God’s plan for diversity in His kingdom. The parable of the Good Samaritan challenges cultural and racial biases, while Jesus’ heart for Jerusalem reminds us that God’s love for His chosen people extends to all nations.✈️ Overview:Luke 10-13 is packed with parables, prayers, and teachings about the kingdom of God. From the Good Samaritan’s act of compassion to Jesus’ warnings about wealth and division, we see a recurring theme: God’s desire for unity and love among His people. Jesus calls us to embrace diversity and recognize that His kingdom welcomes both insiders and outsiders.🔎 Context Clues: • The Good Samaritan: This parable flips societal norms, making a hated Samaritan the hero, while insiders like the priest and Levite fail to show mercy. • Prayer and unity: Jesus teaches His disciples to pray to the Father and warns against division, emphasizing that unity among believers is key to advancing God’s kingdom. • Wealth and the kingdom: Luke offers a nuanced view of money, showing that neither wealth nor poverty defines us in God’s eyes.🤓 Nerdy Nuggets: • The Samaritan context: Samaritans were seen as “half-breeds” by Jews due to their mixed heritage, making their role in the parable shocking and transformative. • Luke’s focus on diversity: Writing to Theophilus, a wealthy Gentile, Luke highlights stories that challenge cultural and economic divides in the church. • Sabbath healing: Jesus repeatedly heals on the Sabbath, redefining holiness and showing that love and compassion outweigh legalism.✅ Timeless Truths: • Love breaks barriers: The parable of the Good Samaritan reminds us that loving our neighbor transcends race, class, or background. • Unity is power: A divided church cannot stand, but when believers come together despite differences, God’s kingdom advances. • God’s love is purposeful: His love for us is meant to inspire and empower us to share that love with others.Luke 10-13 challenges us to embrace the diversity of God’s kingdom and see every person as a neighbor worthy of love and compassion. The church is God’s conduit for unity, where people from all walks of life come together as one family in Christ.📖 Subscribe to The Bible Department for daily Bible readings, tools, and insights to grow in your faith and fulfill God’s plan for your life.🚀 START HERE!Want to join us on the journey? Check out the Start Page! You can start from Episode 001 on January 1st or jump in to follow along with us, your choice.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLAN:Whether you’re new to the Bible or ready for a fresh start in 2025, this plan is for YOU. And the best part? The plan is FREE! Download it now and start your journey today.🤓 WANT MORE BIBLE NERD RESOURCES?Check out armacourses.com for biblical literacy resources, courses, and a community to grow with! Learn the Bible for yourself with 60+ courses and counting for only $13 / Month.👍 NEVER MISS AN EPISODE! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE:The Bible Dept. | YouTubeThe Bible Dept. | SpotifyThe Bible Dept. | Apple Podcasts📱 STAY CONNECTED:The Bible Dept. | InstagramThe Bible Dept. | FacebookDr. Manny Arango | InstagramARMA | Instagram📨 EMAIL US!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Email us at [email protected].💥 MORE RESOURCES:Amazon Store | Shop The Bible Dept. EssentialsDr. Manny Arango’s Book | BrainwashedBook Dr. Manny to Speak🌱 WE’RE PLANTING A CHURCH!The Garden | Houston, TXThe Garden | InstagramThe Garden | Facebook
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  • Day 3: Luke 7-9
    Welcome to Day 3 of our 365-day Bible Reading Plan! Today’s reading from Luke 7-9 dives into the themes of faith, authority, and the radical inclusivity of Jesus’ ministry. From a Roman centurion’s astonishing faith to the healing of the bleeding woman, this episode reveals the “cheat code” to unlocking extraordinary faith: understanding authority and submission in God’s kingdom.✈️ Overview:Luke 7-9 highlights how Jesus brings outsiders into the fold while challenging insiders to rethink their assumptions. From healing a Roman centurion’s servant to calling His disciples to step into their authority, Jesus demonstrates that faith isn’t just about belief—it’s about submission to His authority. Chapter 9 also marks a pivotal shift as Jesus sets His face toward Jerusalem, preparing His disciples for life without Him.🔎 Context Clues: • Centurion’s faith: Despite being a Roman soldier, the centurion’s understanding of authority astonishes Jesus, revealing that faith and submission go hand in hand. • Jairus and the bleeding woman: These interconnected stories redefine holiness. Jesus’ touch heals and restores, reversing the Old Covenant notion that uncleanness is contagious. • Journey to Jerusalem: Chapter 9 begins Jesus’ long journey toward crucifixion, marked by preparing His disciples for leadership in His absence.🤓 Nerdy Nuggets: • Faith and authority: The centurion’s military background provides insight into submission and rank, offering a unique perspective on faith that Jesus praises. • Redefining holiness: In the New Covenant, Jesus’ holiness transforms and heals, showing that divine power is greater than human uncleanness. • Luke’s narrative structure: Chapters 7-9 connect Jesus’ miracles to His preparation of the disciples, highlighting themes of authority, leadership, and trust.✅ Timeless Truths: • Faith requires submission: The centurion’s faith teaches us that true belief involves recognizing and trusting in God’s authority. • Jesus prepares us for His absence: Great leaders, like Jesus, empower others to carry on their mission. Are we preparing those around us for life without us? • Inclusivity in the kingdom: Jesus consistently welcomes outsiders, challenging us to see all people as valuable in God’s eyes.Luke 7-9 reminds us that faith is more than belief—it’s about trust, submission, and stepping into the authority God has given us. As Jesus prepares His disciples for life without Him, we’re reminded to embrace His mission and carry it forward with confidence.📖 Subscribe to The Bible Department for daily Bible readings, tools, and insights to help you unlock CRAZY faith and grow in your spiritual journey!🚀 START HERE!Want to join us on the journey? Check out the Start Page! You can start from Episode 001 on January 1st or jump in to follow along with us, your choice.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLAN:Whether you’re new to the Bible or ready for a fresh start in 2025, this plan is for YOU. And the best part? The plan is FREE! Download it now and start your journey today.🤓 WANT MORE BIBLE NERD RESOURCES?Check out armacourses.com for biblical literacy resources, courses, and a community to grow with! Learn the Bible for yourself with 60+ courses and counting for only $13 / Month.👍 NEVER MISS AN EPISODE! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE:The Bible Dept. | YouTubeThe Bible Dept. | SpotifyThe Bible Dept. | Apple Podcasts📱 STAY CONNECTED:The Bible Dept. | InstagramThe Bible Dept. | FacebookDr. Manny Arango | InstagramARMA | Instagram📨 EMAIL US!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Email us at [email protected].💥 MORE RESOURCES:Amazon Store | Shop The Bible Dept. EssentialsDr. Manny Arango’s Book | BrainwashedBook Dr. Manny to Speak🌱 WE’RE PLANTING A CHURCH!The Garden | Houston, TXThe Garden | InstagramThe Garden | Facebook
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  • Day 2: Luke 4-6
    Welcome to Day 2 of our 365-day Bible Reading Plan! Today’s reading from Luke 4-6 explores powerful themes of temptation, the role of Scripture in spiritual battles, and how Jesus’ ministry broke down societal and cultural barriers. This episode unpacks how to overcome temptation with God’s Word and highlights the inclusivity of Jesus’ mission.✈️ Overview:Jesus begins His ministry filled with the Holy Spirit, facing temptation in the wilderness, and launching a movement that welcomes outsiders. From quoting Scripture to combat Satan’s deception to calling disciples like Levi the tax collector and Simon the Zealot, Jesus challenges societal norms and brings people from all walks of life together.🔎 Context Clues:• Temptation in the wilderness: Satan misquotes Scripture to tempt Jesus, but Jesus combats him with a proper understanding of God’s Word.• The Spirit’s role: Jesus’ ministry is driven by the Holy Spirit, tying Luke’s Gospel directly to the Book of Acts as a two-part narrative.• Inclusion of outsiders: Jesus proclaims good news to the poor—not just the economically poor but the marginalized and disenfranchised, like Matthew the tax collector.🤓 Nerdy Nuggets:• Biblical literacy matters: Satan knows Scripture and uses it deceptively. We must be biblically grounded to discern truth.• Luke as a two-part work: Luke’s Gospel and Acts emphasize the Spirit’s work, making the Gospel accessible to all nations, not just Israel.• Cultural dynamics in discipleship: Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector seen as a collaborator with oppressors, and Simon the Zealot, a revolutionary fighting the Romans, highlighting His kingdom’s ability to unite people with opposing views.✅ Timeless Truths:• God’s Word combats temptation: Knowing Scripture helps us identify and resist the enemy’s lies.• Jesus is bigger than our categories: His ministry transcends political, social, and cultural divides, bringing unity among those who follow Him.• Proximity changes perspective: Following Jesus means building relationships with people unlike ourselves, just as His disciples did.Jesus’ mission is for everyone, from the insider to the outsider, the tax collector to the zealot. His example reminds us to ground ourselves in Scripture, embrace the work of the Spirit, and welcome others into God’s kingdom.📖 Subscribe to The Bible Department for daily Bible reading plans, study tools, and insights to help you grow in your faith and make it through the Bible this year!🚀 START HERE!Want to join us on the journey? Check out the Start Page! You can start from Episode 001 on January 1st or jump in to follow along with us, your choice.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLANWhether you’re new to the Bible or ready for a fresh start in 2025, this plan is for YOU. And the best part? The plan is FREE! Download it now and start your journey today.🤓 WANT MORE BIBLE NERD RESOURCES?Check out armacourses.com for biblical literacy resources, courses, and a community to grow with! Learn the Bible for yourself with 60+ courses and counting for only $13 / Month.👍 NEVER MISS AN EPISODE! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE:The Bible Dept. | YouTubeThe Bible Dept. | SpotifyThe Bible Dept. | Apple Podcasts📱 STAY CONNECTED:The Bible Dept. | InstagramThe Bible Dept. | FacebookDr. Manny Arango | InstagramARMA | Instagram📨 EMAIL US!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Email us at [email protected].💥 MORE RESOURCES:Amazon Store | Shop The Bible Dept. EssentialsDr. Manny Arango’s Book | BrainwashedBook Dr. Manny to Speak🌱 WE’RE PLANTING A CHURCH!The Garden | Houston, TXThe Garden | InstagramThe Garden | Facebook
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  • Day 1: Luke 1-3
    Welcome to Day 1 of our Bible Reading Plan! Today, we dive into Luke 1-3, exploring powerful themes about questioning God, faith, and submission. Ever wondered if it’s okay to ask God tough questions? This episode unpacks the difference between asking questions in faith versus questioning in doubt—with insights from the stories of Zechariah, Mary, and Jesus Himself.✈️ Overview:Luke, the only Gentile author of the Bible, writes a gospel rich in history, context, and a global vision of God’s salvation plan. Luke’s Gospel is written to Theophilus (meaning “lover of God”), presenting an orderly account for a Gentile audience. In this episode, we explore the miraculous events leading up to Jesus’ birth and the significance of His early life.🔎 Context Clues • Zechariah’s miraculous encounter mirrors Abraham and Sarah’s story, showing that God’s power is still at work. • Mary’s faithful response to God’s plan contrasts Zechariah’s doubt, highlighting the difference between trusting God and questioning Him. • Shepherds in Bethlehem raising lambs for temple sacrifices receive a divine sign of the Messiah’s birth—rich in symbolism that connects Jesus to the sacrificial Lamb of God.🤓 Nerdy Nuggets • Luke is the only Gentile author of the Bible, bringing a unique, non-Jewish perspective to the Gospel narrative. • The swaddling clothes used for baby Jesus parallel the wrappings of sacrificial lambs, a profound connection for the shepherds who first witnessed Him. • Luke’s genealogy traces Jesus back to Adam, emphasizing that His mission is for all of humanity—not just the Jewish people.✅ Timeless Truths • Faith invites clarity: Zechariah’s doubt silenced him, while Mary’s faith-filled question brought understanding. Approach God with trust, and answers will follow. • Submission leads to greatness: Even at 12 years old, Jesus humbly submitted to His earthly parents, modeling a life of obedience for all believers. • God’s plan is inclusive: Luke’s Gospel consistently shows God’s heart for outsiders, reminding us that His grace extends to all people.As we begin this journey through Luke, let’s reflect on God’s faithfulness, humility, and inclusive love. Remember, faith opens doors to divine revelation, while doubt often leads to silence. Join us tomorrow for Day 2 of this 365-day Bible Reading Plan as we continue uncovering the timeless truths of Scripture.🚀 START HERE!Want to join us on the journey? Check out the Start Page! You can start from Episode 001 on January 1st or jump in to follow along with us, your choice.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLANWhether you’re new to the Bible or ready for a fresh start in 2025, this plan is for YOU. And the best part? The plan is FREE! Download it now and start your journey today.🤓 WANT MORE BIBLE NERD RESOURCES?Check out armacourses.com for biblical literacy resources, courses, and a community to grow with! Learn the Bible for yourself with 60+ courses and counting for only $13 / Month.👍 NEVER MISS AN EPISODE! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE:The Bible Dept. | YouTubeThe Bible Dept. | SpotifyThe Bible Dept. | Apple Podcasts📱 STAY CONNECTED:The Bible Dept. | InstagramThe Bible Dept. | FacebookDr. Manny Arango | InstagramARMA | Instagram📨 EMAIL US!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Email us at [email protected].💥 MORE RESOURCES:Amazon Store | Shop The Bible Dept. EssentialsDr. Manny Arango’s Book | BrainwashedBook Dr. Manny to Speak🌱 WE’RE PLANTING A CHURCH!The Garden | Houston, TXThe Garden | InstagramThe Garden | Facebook
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  • Intro To The New Testament
    Dive into the New Testament with a focused, year-long journey through Scripture. In just 14 minutes, New Testament expert Dr. Manny Arango explores the genres, historical context, and central themes that shape its message. From the life of Jesus in the Gospels to the formation of the early church in Acts, the teachings of the Epistles, and the hope-filled vision of Revelation, this study will deepen your understanding of Scripture as part of a daily Bible reading plan. Discover how these texts connect us to the global church—past and present—and challenge us to engage with God’s Word beyond surface-level devotion.Key Takeaways:• The Bible was written for you, but not to you.• The Gospels are portraits of Jesus, not photographs, written for specific audiences.• Acts offers the historical backbone of the New Testament and the early church.• Letters require context to uncover practical and spiritual insights.• Revelation unveils Jesus as King and strengthens our hope in His ultimate Lordship.Whether you’ve read through the Bible before or if this is your first time, this journey will help you stay rooted in Scripture throughout the year. Join us in reading each day with The Bible Dept., and let’s walk through the New Testament together, starting with Luke!🚀 START HERE!Want to join us on the journey? Check out the Start Page! You can start from Episode 001 on January 1st or jump in to follow along with us, your choice.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLANWhether you’re new to the Bible or ready for a fresh start in 2025, this plan is for YOU. And the best part? The plan is FREE! Download it now and start your journey today.🤓 WANT MORE BIBLE NERD RESOURCES?Check out armacourses.com for biblical literacy resources, courses, and a community to grow with! Learn the Bible for yourself with 60+ courses and counting for only $13 / Month.👍 NEVER MISS AN EPISODE! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE:The Bible Dept. | YouTubeThe Bible Dept. | SpotifyThe Bible Dept. | Apple Podcasts📱 STAY CONNECTED:The Bible Dept. | InstagramThe Bible Dept. | FacebookDr. Manny Arango | InstagramARMA | Instagram📨 EMAIL US!Got questions or want to share your thoughts? Email us at [email protected].💥 MORE RESOURCES:Amazon Store | Shop The Bible Dept. EssentialsDr. Manny Arango’s Book | BrainwashedBook Dr. Manny to Speak🌱 WE’RE PLANTING A CHURCH!The Garden | Houston, TXThe Garden | InstagramThe Garden | Facebook
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Welcome to The Bible Dept., a 365-day Bible reading plan and podcast with Dr. Manny Arango designed to help you connect with Scripture in a fresh, meaningful way.Did you know that 94% of Christians have never read the entire Bible? We're here to change that! Each day, we guide you through 1–3 chapters of Scripture and dive deep into its meaning with engaging episodes that include:An Overview: Breaking down what’s happening in the text.Context Clues: Exploring historical and cultural insights.Nerdy Nuggets: Fascinating details you might not know.Timeless Truths: Practical takeaways to apply to your daily life.Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a fresh perspective, The Bible Dept. is here to make Scripture approachable, clear, and transformative. Read the Bible this year --- and ACTUALLY get it! Subscribe now and join us on the journey.📖 DOWNLOAD THE PLAN (https://thebibledept.com/plan)🚀 START HERE! (https://thebibledept.com/start-here)
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