This is the unfiltered and unscripted daily podcast of Pastor Terry Rolen. Here we take the teachings of Scripture seriously, but ourselves umm, not so much. We read. We pray. We change the world. Contact - BibleStudyPodcast2020@gmail.com
The Pastor Terry's Bible Study Podcast is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to navigate the challenges of life with wisdom and a strong faith in Jesus. As someone who has gone through a difficult season myself, I have found this podcast to be an incredible support in keeping my emotions rooted in Jesus and my life guided by wisdom.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is Terry's excellent commentary on Scripture. He has a unique ability to take deep biblical truths and explain them in a practical manner that makes sense in today's world. His teachings are focused on helping listeners understand how to apply the teachings of the Bible to their everyday lives, which is incredibly valuable.
In addition to his insightful teachings, Terry brings his own stories and humor into each episode, making it not only informative but also highly entertaining. His grace-filled approach and honesty create a welcoming atmosphere where listeners can feel comfortable and connected. This podcast serves as an uplifting pick-me-up, preparing listeners for whatever challenges they may face throughout the day.
While there are many positives to this podcast, one potential downside is that it may not appeal to everyone's taste in humor or teaching style. Some people may prefer a more serious or formal approach to biblical teachings, and Terry's light-heartedness may not resonate with everyone. However, for those who enjoy an engaging and humorous delivery, this podcast offers a refreshing perspective on studying the Bible.
In conclusion, The Pastor Terry's Bible Study Podcast is an amazing resource that combines excellent biblical commentary with practical advice for living a life led by wisdom. With his relatable storytelling and hilarious sense of humor, Terry creates an encouraging atmosphere for listeners to grow in their faith and find guidance for navigating life's challenges. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone seeking wisdom and inspiration from the Scriptures.

Thursday October 23, 2025XIX Week After Pentecost—In today's episode, the Scriptures call us to purity of heart, purpose, and devotion — reminding us that God looks not at our appearances or actions alone, but at the motives that drive them.

Wednesday October 22, 2025XIX Week After Pentecost—In today's episode, we see how God's power, justice, and love overturn the ways of the world—calling His people to live with spiritual vision, holy restraint, and radical grace.

Tuesday October 21, 2025XIX Week After Pentecost —In today's episode, we see how hidden motives, unchecked sin, and careless words can corrupt what God means to be pure and holy.

Monday October 20, 2025XIX Week After Pentecost—In today's episode, we see how pride, humility, and reconciliation all meet at the heart of God's transforming grace.

Wednesday October 15, 2025XVIII Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we're reminded that God's truth, though often unpopular, always leads to life—and His Spirit gives us the power to recognize and follow it.

Tuesday October 14, 2025XVIII Week After Pentecost In today's episode, we see how God's justice, wisdom, and mercy weave together in powerful ways—calling us to humility and repentance.

Monday October 13, 2025XVIII Week After Pentecost In today's episode, we see the collision between greed and grace, pride and power, temptation and truth—and how God calls His people to walk in integrity and dependence on Him.

Thursday October 9, 2025XVII Week After Pentecost In today's episode, we see faith tested, obedience refined, and God's power revealed in unexpected ways.

Wednesday October 8, 2025XVII Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we encounter the power of humility, obedience, and divine provision woven throughout Scripture.

Tuesday October 7, 2025XVII Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we see rebellion, perseverance, and resurrection hope collide in the story of God's unshakable kingdom.

Monday October 6, 2025XVII Week After Pentecost---In today's episode, we see warnings, encouragement, and devotion woven together in God's unfolding story.

Thursday October 2, 2025XVI Week After Pentecost---In today's episode, we see the danger of divided devotion, the call to humble wisdom, and the suffering love of Christ.

Tuesday September 30, 2025XVI Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we journey through three powerful passages of Scripture that call us to examine our faith and remain steadfast in God's truth.

Monday September 29, 2025XVI Week after Pentecost---In today's readings, we see the heart of God for all nations, the call to live without favoritism, and the costly courage of Christ. Solomon dedicates the temple with a vision that even foreigners would come and know the Lord (2 Chronicles 6–7). James challenges us to live out a faith that refuses to show partiality, reminding us that mercy triumphs over judgment (James 2:1–13). And in Mark, Jesus stands before the council, falsely accused yet steadfast, declaring His true identity even as it leads to suffering (Mark 14:53–65).Join us as we explore how God's mercy shapes our worship, our relationships, and our courage to stand firm in the face of opposition.

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Tuesday September 23, 2025XV Week After Pentecost---“Living Ready for the King”

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Thursday September 4, 2025XII week after Pentecost---“When We Fall, God Still Reigns”

Wednesday September 3, 2025XII Week After Pentecost---“The Grace That Finds Us”

Tuesday September 2, 2025XII Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we see three powerful movements of faith and revelation. David pours out a heartfelt prayer of gratitude, humbled by God's promise to establish his house forever (2 Samuel 7:18-29). In Acts, Paul faces opposition yet the gospel continues to advance through bold preaching and the faithful encouragement of Aquila, Priscilla, and Apollos (Acts 18:12-28). And in Mark, Jesus heals a blind man in stages and then confronts His disciples with the question that still echoes today: *“Who do you say I am?” (Mark 8:22-33).

✨ Episode DescriptionToday's passages weave together themes of justice, truth, and the transforming power of God's Word.

Tuesday August 26, 2025XI Week after PentecostIn today's episode, we see how God's purposes move forward—even in the midst of power struggles, unexpected detours, and moments of deep need. In 2 Samuel 3:6-21, political maneuvering threatens to derail David's rise, yet God's plan presses on. In Acts 16:6-15, Paul and his companions are redirected by the Spirit, leading them to Lydia—a woman whose open heart sparks a gospel breakthrough in Europe. And in Mark 6:30-46, Jesus meets weary disciples and hungry crowds with compassion, reminding us that He alone is our true source of rest and provision.✨ Join us as we explore how God #guides , #provides and #sustains —even when the road ahead looks uncertain.

Monday August 25, 2025XI Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we step into moments of transition, conflict, and courage. In **2 Samuel 2:1-11**, David takes his first steps as king, but division and rivalry threaten to tear God's people apart. In **Acts 15:36–16:5**, Paul and Barnabas face a sharp disagreement, yet God uses even conflict to expand the mission and strengthen the church. And in **Mark 6:14-29**, we witness the tragic story of John the Baptist's death—a sobering reminder of the cost of truth and faithfulness.

Wednesday August 20, 2025X Week After PentecostToday's episode is full of wisdom, perseverance, and the power of God to calm any storm. In 1 Samuel 25:23-44, Abigail's boldness and wisdom prevent David from bloodshed, showing how God uses peacemakers to redirect hearts. In Acts 14:19-28, Paul is stoned and left for dead—yet he rises, keeps preaching, and strengthens the churches with a message of endurance. And in Mark 4:35-41, Jesus stills the raging storm with just a word, revealing His authority over creation and His presence in our fears.

Tuesday August 19, 2025X Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we encounter wisdom, warning, and the unstoppable work of God. In 1 Samuel 25:1-22, David faces a test of temper when Nabal insults him—but God is about to use Abigail to speak wisdom into the moment. In Acts 14:1-18, Paul and Barnabas perform miracles that leave crowds confused, tempted to worship them instead of the living God. And in Mark 4:21-34, Jesus teaches through parables about lamps, seeds, and the Kingdom of God that grows in ways beyond our control.

Monday August 18, 2025X Week After PentecostIn today's episode, we see what it looks like to live with courage, conviction, and trust in God's timing. In 1 Samuel 24:1-22, David has the perfect chance to take revenge on Saul—but instead, he chooses mercy and leaves justice in God's hands. In Acts 13:44-52, Paul and Barnabas face both opposition and opportunity as the gospel spreads like wildfire among the Gentiles. And in Mark 4:1-20, Jesus tells the parable of the sower, reminding us that how we *receive* God's Word determines the fruit it produces in our lives.

Monday August 11, 2025In 1 Samuel 18:5–30, Acts 11:19–30, and Mark 1:29–45, we see God at work in battles, in the spread of the gospel, and in the touch of Jesus' healing hand. ⚔️

Thursday August 7, 2025Today's readings—1 Samuel 16:14–17:11, Acts 10:17–23, and Luke 24:36–53 - show us how God equips ordinary people for extraordinary moments.

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Thursday July 17, 2025V Week After EasterToday's readings—1 Samuel 2:27–36, Acts 2:22–36, and Luke 20:42–21:4 —confront us with powerful truths about God's #justice , Jesus' lordship, and wholehearted #worship . ⚖️

Wednesday July 16, 2025 / V Week After PentecostToday's scriptures—1 Samuel 2:12–26, Acts 2:1–21, and Luke 20:27–40-bring together the themes of spiritual integrity, Holy Spirit power, and eternal hope.

Monday July 14, 2025V Week After PentecostIn today's readings—1 Samuel 1:1–20, Acts 1:1–14, and Luke 20:9–19 - we see a powerful theme of expectant #prayer, #Spirit-filled purpose, and the challenge of rejecting God's voice.

Thursday July 10, 2025IV Week After Pentecost