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Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

Tyler and David break down the story of Hosea and Gomer and why it’s one of the most shocking pictures of God’s love in the entire Bible. We talk about what it means to run from God, how He pursues us anyway, and why grace feels so unreal sometimes. If you’ve ever wondered how God really responds when we wander, this episode will hit home. In this conversation, we unpack: • Why Hosea’s story is way deeper than we remember • What Gomer shows us about our own hearts • Why God’s love doesn’t quit, even when we do • How this story points to Jesus in a powerful way Whether you’re new to the Bible or you’ve grown up in church, this episode will help you see God’s heart with fresh eyes.

David Maddox shares the surprising story behind his family’s move to Terre Haute, from unexpected prayers to unexpected doors opening. A real conversation about calling, obedience, and trusting God when the next step feels uncomfortable.

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

Welcome back to another Journey Podcast episode! This week, Tyler and David are talking about the Bible’s spiciest book — and why it’s not as weird as you think. Spoiler: God’s not afraid of romance, and maybe we shouldn’t be either. Check it out!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

Ever feel like life is just…burning you up? On today's episode, Tate and Teagan talk about what it means to be refined by God and how He shapes and challenges us to help us grow even when we don't want to. So get cozy and let's talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus together!

What do apple turnovers, chili recipes, and the book of Job have in common?! More than you'd think... On today's episode, Tate and Teagan dive into one of the toughest books of the Bible —the story of Job —and talk about suffering, God's silence, and what it really means when God answers with questions rather than explanations! Between jokes about fall food, "recency bias," and souls rising 20 feet in the air, today's episode gets real about control, trust, and seeing how God works behind the scenes even when life doesn't make sense to us.

Rebuilding walls, rediscovering worship, and realizing God’s still in control? Yep, that’s the vibe in today's episode! Your hosts, Tyler Dunn and David Maddox, dive into Ezra and Nehemiah's story to see how ancient history meets personal devotion, and why Nehemiah’s prayer still hits hard today!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

Welcome back to The Journey Podcast! Today's episode we're diving straight into Psalm 51, which is a heartfelt reflection on sin, confession, and grace. Tate Mathis and Teagan Stubblefield unpack David’s raw honesty before God, exploring how true repentance leads to transformation and renewal. So, how can our own brokenness become a powerful testimony that impacts others? Make sure to watch this episode to find out how!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

This week, we’re talking about one of the wildest stories in David’s life: Bathsheba, Uriah, and a whole mess of bad decisions. This story is messy, heavy, and not the highlight reel we usually like to remember, however, that's the whole point that we cover in this episode. The Bible doesn’t shy away from showing us the flaws of its heroes, and through Nathan’s bold confrontation, we see how God deals with sin, repentance, and grace! Join us as we talk through what this story means for us today and how even in our lowest moments, God still meets us with His truth + mercy.

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

Welcome back to The Journey Podcast! Today we're diving into the Book of Ruth with Tyler Dunn and David Maddox. Together, Tyler and David unpack the rich cultural context of the story, from life in the days of the judges to the role of the Kinsman Redeemer. We hope that this episode encourages you to see how Ruth's story speaks into seeing the light in the midst of darkness and will continue to inspire you with its message of hope!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

In this episode of The Journey Podcast, Tyler and David dive into the challenging narratives found in the Book of Joshua, particularly the themes of violence and divine justice. They explore the discomfort many feel when confronting these stories, emphasizing the importance of wrestling with difficult questions about faith and understanding God's character. Tune in now to see how this story unfolds!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.

This week on The Journey Podcast, Tyler and David jump into the book of Exodus and the story of Moses and Zipporah. As you're reading, have you found yourself asking why the blood covenant is such a big deal, questions about your faith, or are maybe just lost in this story? We encourage you to listen to this episode carefully and not get discouraged when you read a passage of scripture you don't understand. Let's dive on in!

Journey Through the Word is a 12-week Bible reading plan designed to help you grow in this spiritual discipline, your understanding of the Bible, and love for the Word of God.