In the Field Audio Bible

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In the Field Audio Bible was founded in 2021 to meet the growing need for a fresh, engaging way to experience the Bible—listening to the bible one chapter at a time. Each session begins with a brief, captivating synopsis, designed to draw you in and set the stage for God’s message. Then, immerse yourself in a reflection on how God’s Word has shaped lives across history and continues to transform lives today. This journey could be yours, as each chapter leaves you eager to hear more and see how God’s story is woven into your own. Discover how the Bible, in bite-sized chapters, speaks to your heart and guides your walk with God, one chapter at a time.
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1 Peter 3

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06/24/24 • 8 min

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1 Wives, follow the lead of your own husbands. Suppose some of them don’t believe God’s word. Then let them be won to Christ without words by seeing how their wives behave. 2 Let them see how pure you are. Let them see that your lives are full of respect for God. 3 Fancy hairstyles don’t make you beautiful. Wearing gold jewelry or fine clothes doesn’t make you beautiful. 4 Instead, your beauty comes from inside you. It is the beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit. Beauty like this doesn’t fade away. God places great value on it. 5 This is how the holy women of the past used to make themselves beautiful. They put their hope in God. And they followed the lead of their own husbands. 6 Sarah was like that. She obeyed Abraham. She called him her master. Do you want to be like her? Then do what is right. And don’t give in to fear.

7 Husbands, consider the needs of your wives. They are weaker than you. So treat them with respect. Honor them as those who will share with you the gracious gift of life. Then nothing will stand in the way of your prayers.

Suffering for Doing Good

8 Finally, I want all of you to agree with one another. Be understanding. Love one another. Be kind and tender. Be humble. 9 Don’t pay back evil with evil. Don’t pay back unkind words with unkind words. Instead, pay back evil with kind words. This is what you have been chosen to do. You will receive a blessing by doing this. 10 Scripture says,

“Suppose someone wants to love life

and see good days.

Then they must keep their tongues from speaking evil.

They must keep their lips from telling lies.

11 They must turn away from evil and do good.

They must look for peace and go after it.

12 The Lord’s eyes look on godly people, and he blesses them.

His ears are open to their prayers.

But the Lord doesn’t bless those who do evil.” (Psalm 34:12–16)

13 Who is going to hurt you if you really want to do good? 14 But suppose you do suffer for doing what is right. Even then you will be blessed. Scripture says, “Don’t fear what others say they will do to hurt you. Don’t be afraid.” (Isaiah 8:12) 15 But make sure that in your hearts you honor Christ as Lord. Always be ready to give an answer to anyone who asks you about the hope you have. Be ready to give the reason for it. But do it gently and with respect. 16 Live so that you don’t have to feel you’ve done anything wrong. Some people may

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As we close, we invite you to take a moment to reflect on what God might be speaking to you through this passage. Remember, the Bible is a living text meant to guide, uplift, and transform. Whether you’re seeking answers, peace, or encouragement, know that God’s presence is with you in every season.
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Titus 3

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04/15/24 • 3 min

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1 Remind God’s people to obey rulers and authorities. Remind them to be ready to do what is good. 2 Tell them not to speak evil things against anyone. Remind them to live in peace. They must consider the needs of others. They must always be gentle toward everyone.

3 At one time we too acted like fools. We didn’t obey God. We were tricked. We were controlled by all kinds of desires and pleasures. We were full of evil. We wanted what belongs to others. People hated us, and we hated one another. 4 But the kindness and love of God our Savior appeared. 5 He saved us. It wasn’t because of the good things we had done. It was because of his mercy. He saved us by washing away our sins. We were born again. The Holy Spirit gave us new life. 6 God poured out the Spirit on us freely. That’s because of what Jesus Christ our Savior has done. 7 His grace made us right with God. So now we have received the hope of eternal life as God’s children. 8 You can trust this saying. These things are important. Treat them that way. Then those who trust in God will be careful to commit themselves to doing good. These things are excellent. They are for the good of everyone.

9 But keep away from foolish disagreements. Don’t argue about family histories. Don’t make trouble. Don’t fight about what the law teaches. Don’t argue about things like that. It doesn’t do any good. It doesn’t help anyone. 10 Warn anyone who tries to get believers to separate from one another. Warn that person more than once. After that, have nothing to do with them. 11 You can be sure that people like this are twisted and sinful. Their own actions judge them.

Final Words

12 I will send Artemas or Tychicus to you. Then do your best to come to me at Nicopolis. I’ve decided to spend the winter there. 13 Do everything you can to help Zenas the lawyer and Apollos. Send them on their way. See that they have everything they need.

14 Our people must learn to commit themselves to doing what is good. Then they can provide for people when they are in great need. If they do that, their lives won’t turn out to be useless.

15 Everyone who is with me sends you greetings.

Greet those who love us in the faith.

May God’s grace be with you all.

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2 Timothy 2

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02/05/24 • 4 min

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1 My son, be strong in the grace that is yours in Christ Jesus. 2 You have heard me teach in front of many witnesses. Pass on to people you can trust the things you’ve heard me say. Then they will be able to teach others also. 3 Like a good soldier of Christ Jesus, join with me in suffering. 4 A soldier does not take part in things that don’t have anything to do with the army. Instead, he tries to please his commanding officer. 5 It is the same for anyone who takes part in a sport. They don’t receive the winner’s crown unless they play by the rules. 6 The farmer who works hard should be the first to receive a share of the crops. 7 Think about what I’m saying. The Lord will help you understand what all of it means.

8 Remember Jesus Christ. He came from David’s family line. He was raised from the dead. That is my good news. 9 I am suffering for it. I have even been put in chains like someone who has committed a crime. But God’s word is not held back by chains. 10 So I put up with everything for the good of God’s chosen people. Then they also can be saved. Christ Jesus saves them. He gives them glory that will last forever.

11 Here is a saying you can trust.

If we died with him,

we will also live with him.

12 If we don’t give up,

we will also rule with him.

If we say we don’t know him,

he will also say he doesn’t know us.

13 Even if we are not faithful,

he remains faithful.

He must be true to himself.

What to Do About False Teachers

14 Keep reminding God’s people of these things. While God is watching, warn them not to argue about words. That doesn’t have any value. It only destroys those who listen. 15 Do your best to please God. Be a worker who doesn’t need to be ashamed. Teach the message of truth correctly. 16 Stay away from godless chatter. Those who take part in it will become more and more ungodly. 17 Their teaching will spread like a deadly sickness. Hymenaeus and Philetus are two of those teachers. 18 They have turned away from the truth. They say that the time when people will rise from the dead has already come. They destroy the faith of some people. 19 But God’s solid foundation stands firm. Here is the message written on it. “The Lord knows who his own people are.” (Numbers 16:5) Also, “All who say they believe in the Lord must turn away from evil.”

20 In a large house there are things made out of gold and silver. But there are also thi

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It's Time to Do It

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01/09/24 • 28 min

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Pastor Cleophas Muyelele was born in July 1986 and raised in a small village in western Kenya near the Uganda border called Bungoma. He is married and blessed with three children - one girl and two boys, whom he and his family call Bungoma home.

Cleophas grew up as an orphan, and with missionaries' help, he went through elementary and high school, later joining media college to pursue videography and photography.

Once again, working with missionaries, Cleophas continued to serve in different capacities for over eight years, but this time in Eldoret, east of Bungoma, in Kenya.

Years later, in 2018, after praying and seeking the LORD for his direction, Cleophas, and the leaders he discipled, planted a church in the village where he grew up, calling it New Life Celebration Center. Cleophas' passion for teaching the Word of God and serving orphans and vulnerable children in their community directly reflects his upbringing. His ultimate passion is to give back and be the mentor to his community that the missionaries were to him by providing people the opportunity to learn, grow, and serve the LORD.

Besides being a pastor of the fastest-growing church in the rural areas, Cleophas is also the Community Director of the small grassroots organization Friends of Watoto Kenya, empowering orphans, vulnerable children, and young single mothers.

Hope and encouragement are abundant in his words, but the inspiration that he provides in his voice is a testament that God answers prayer. I hope you enjoy today's sermon titled It's Time to Do It with Pastor Cleophas Muyelele.

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The Essence of Spiritual Birthmarks

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09/16/24 • 7 min

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What if you could confidently affirm your identity as a child of God and truly comprehend the essence of divine love? Join me, Christie, as we navigate these timeless questions through the profound insights of the final chapter of the first epistle of John. Together, we'll explore the transformative power of faith in recognizing Jesus as the Christ and uncover the victory this belief promises. Our discourse will guide you through the three unyielding witnesses—water, blood, and spirit—that testify to Jesus's divine nature. Moreover, you'll discover the five distinctive "birthmarks" that signify a true believer: faith, life, love, growth, and sin. These themes not only shape our understanding of spiritual identity but also provide a framework for living a life grounded in love and truth.
Prepare your favorite coffee or tea as we unravel the assurance found in faith, the promise of eternal life, and the incredible potential of prayer when aligned with God's will. We'll discuss the nuances of sin, distinguishing between those leading to death and others that don't, while emphasizing the responsibility we have to support our brothers and sisters in faith through prayer. This episode offers a reassuring message: as children of God, we are shielded by the Son, protected from the evil one. Immerse yourself in this spiritually enriching exploration of 1 John 5, where faith and love become the cornerstones of our journey.

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Holy Ground: When Burning Bushes Don't Burn Out

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04/07/25 • 17 min

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Evangelist Darrell Richardson brings us back to center when doubt creeps in silently. Like the mice in the piano story who once believed in an unseen player but eventually attributed the music to mere mechanics, we sometimes question if God is really there. This struggle between faith and skepticism forms the foundation of our powerful exploration into who God truly is.
Moses' story provides a remarkable parallel to our modern faith journeys. After fleeing Egypt and spending 40 years in exile, Moses found himself in a barren wasteland, tending sheep at 80 years old, likely questioning the God he once believed in. The landscape of his life resembled Mount Horeb itself – desolate and seemingly abandoned. Yet it was precisely there, in what appeared to be divine absence, that God revealed Himself through the miraculous burning bush.
God meets us in our desolation. When life feels dry and we are most alone, God appears in extraordinary ways, turning ordinary ground into holy spaces. The revelation at the burning bush demonstrates three essential aspects of God's character: His holiness that demands reverence, His faithful connection to generations before us, and His compassionate response to suffering that moves Him to action.
Perhaps most surprisingly, this all-powerful God chooses to accomplish His purposes through imperfect human vessels like us. Just as He called an aging, doubtful Moses to lead the Israelites from bondage, God invites us to participate in His redemptive work today. Following Jesus means surrendering our self-sufficiency, our idols, and our personal authority to become more like Him.
Are you wandering through a desolate wasteland of doubt? Are you questioning if God has abandoned you? Your desert place may be exactly where God chooses to reveal Himself. Join us as we discover how to recognize God's presence even in life's most difficult seasons and learn to trust the unseen player when the music of life seems mechanical and empty. Ready to step onto holy ground? Listen now and rediscover who God truly is.

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1 Timothy 6

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12/25/23 • 5 min

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1 All who are forced to serve as slaves should consider their masters worthy of full respect. Then people will not speak evil things against God’s name and against what we teach. 2 Some slaves have masters who are believers. They shouldn’t show their masters disrespect just because they are also believers. Instead, they should serve them even better. That’s because their masters are loved by them as believers. These masters are committed to caring for their slaves.

People Who Teach Lies or Love Money

These are the things you are to teach. Try hard to get the believers to do them. 3 Suppose someone teaches something different than I have taught. Suppose that person doesn’t agree with the true teaching of our Lord Jesus Christ. Suppose they don’t agree with godly teaching. 4 Then that person is proud and doesn’t understand anything. They like to argue more than they should. They can’t agree about what words mean. All of this results in wanting what others have. It causes fighting, harmful talk, and evil distrust. 5 It stirs up trouble all the time among people whose minds are twisted by sin. The truth they once had has been taken away from them. They think they can get rich by being godly.

6 You gain a lot when you live a godly life. But you must be happy with what you have. 7 We didn’t bring anything into the world. We can’t take anything out of it. 8 If we have food and clothing, we will be happy with that. 9 People who want to get rich are tempted. They fall into a trap. They are tripped up by wanting many foolish and harmful things. Those who live like that are dragged down by what they do. They are destroyed and die. 10 Love for money causes all kinds of evil. Some people want to get rich. They have wandered away from the faith. They have wounded themselves with many sorrows.

Paul Gives a Final Command to Timothy

11 But you are a man of God. Run away from all these things. Try hard to do what is right and godly. Have faith, love and gentleness. Hold on to what you believe. 12 Fight the good fight along with all other believers. Take hold of eternal life. You were chosen for it when you openly told others what you believe. Many witnesses heard you. 13 God gives life to everything. Christ Jesus told the truth when he was a witness in front of Pontius Pilate. In the sight of God and Christ, I give you a command. 14 Obey it until our Lord Jesus Christ appears. Obey it completely. Then no one can

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1 Timothy 1

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10/16/23 • 5 min

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1 I, Paul, am writing this letter. I am an apostle of Christ Jesus, just as God our Savior commanded. Christ Jesus also commanded it. We have put our hope in him.

2 Timothy, I am sending you this letter. You are my true son in the faith.

May God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord give you grace, mercy and peace.

Paul Warns Timothy to Oppose False Teachers

3 Timothy, stay there in Ephesus. That is what I told you to do when I went into Macedonia. I want you to command certain people not to teach things that aren’t true. 4 And command them not to spend their time on stories that are made up. They must not waste time on family histories that never end. These things only lead to fights about ideas. They don’t help God’s work move forward. His work is done by faith. 5 Love is the purpose of my command. Love comes from a pure heart. It comes from a good sense of what is right and wrong. It comes from faith that is honest and true. 6 Some have turned from these teachings. They would rather talk about things that have no meaning. 7 They want to be teachers of the law. And they are very sure about that law. But they don’t know what they are talking about.

8 We know that the law is good if it is used properly. 9 We also know that the law isn’t made for godly people. It is made for those who break the law. It is for those who refuse to obey. It is for ungodly and sinful people. It is for those who aren’t holy and who don’t believe. It is for those who kill their fathers or mothers. It is for murderers. 10 It is for those who commit sexual sins. It is for those who commit homosexual acts. It is for people who buy and sell slaves. It is for liars. It is for people who tell lies in court. It is for those who are a witness to things that aren’t true. And it is for anything else that is the opposite of true teaching. 11 True teaching agrees with the good news about the glory of the blessed God. He trusted me with that good news.

The Lord Pours Out His Grace on Paul

12 I am thankful to Christ Jesus our Lord. He has given me strength. I thank him that he considered me faithful. I thank him for appointing me to serve him. 13 I used to speak evil things against Jesus. I tried to hurt his followers. I really pushed them around. But God showed me mercy anyway. I did those things without knowing any better. I wasn’t a believer. 14 Our Lord poured out more and more of his grace on me. Along with it came

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Edom's Fall and Divine Justice: Embracing Obadiah's Timeless Lessons

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12/30/24 • 13 min

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Unlock the timeless wisdom hidden within the book of Obadiah as we explore its profound messages of justice, humility, and hope. Why should we pay attention to a tale of ancient betrayal and divine retribution? Discover how the short but powerful prophecy of Obadiah offers not only a historical narrative but also a poignant reminder that no act of injustice escapes divine notice. Join us as we unravel the story of Edom's pride and its dramatic downfall, painting a vivid picture of the consequences of arrogance and the promise of restoration for the afflicted.
In this episode, we reflect on the eternal relevance of Obadiah's lessons, emphasizing that true justice is the Lord's domain. Despite the brevity of this biblical text, its impact is anything but small. Learn how this ancient scripture calls us to shed our pride, trust in a greater plan, and find solace in the promise of renewal after adversity. Settle into your quiet space and open your heart as we journey through Obadiah's spiritual depths, revealing how even the smallest of God's promises can lead to profound change in our lives today.

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The Power of Spiritual Partnership in Marriage

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06/24/24 • 9 min

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Unlock the transformative power of spiritual partnership in marriage with our latest episode. Could the essence of true beauty and worth be found in a quiet spirit? Join me, Christie, as we unravel the teachings of the First Epistle of Peter, Chapter 3, exploring the concept of submission within Christian marriage. Discover how mutual submission to the Holy Spirit fosters a harmonious relationship anchored in spiritual equality. Through an engaging discussion, we reveal how godly conduct by wives can inspire faith in their husbands, emphasizing the pivotal spiritual leadership role of women.
We'll journey through a historical and cultural exploration, offering clarity on the often-misunderstood biblical directives for wives. Our conversation clarifies that submission in no way implies subordination but speaks to a deeper commitment to God. Together, we’ll reflect on how Peter and Paul’s teachings harmonize to promote a balanced partnership, where mutual respect and honor lead to spiritual blessings. Tune in to understand how the holy women of the past embraced their faith, allowing their inner beauty and gentle spirit to shine, and learn how this wisdom can cultivate a flourishing marriage in the eyes of God.

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How many episodes does In the Field Audio Bible have?

In the Field Audio Bible currently has 88 episodes available.

What topics does In the Field Audio Bible cover?

The podcast is about Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts, Christian Meditation and Christian Podcast.

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The episode title 'Community and Connection in Faith' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on In the Field Audio Bible is 12 minutes.

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Episodes of In the Field Audio Bible are typically released every 6 days.

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The first episode of In the Field Audio Bible was released on Jul 10, 2023.

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