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1st Corinthians Chapter 1, Part 3 | Episode 81

In this episode of "I Don't Get The Bible," Shawn and Delaney McCraney continue their discussion of 1st Corinthians Chapter 1. They delve into the concept of idolatry and how it is ingrained in human nature. Shawn explains that our material nature leads us to idolize things, and this is why salvation is purely by God's grace. They also discuss how the church can sometimes become an idol, and how leaders in religious institutions need to be aware of this tendency. The episode also touches on the wisdom of the world versus the wisdom of God, and how the message of the Cross can seem foolish to those who are perishing but is the power of God to those who are being saved. The conversation is thought-provoking and sheds light on alternative perspectives of the Bible. Listeners are encouraged to submit questions and engage with the podcast hosts on their website, iedontgetthebible.com. The episode is part of the Great News Network and is a part of a larger conversation about faith and spirituality. Tune in to gain insight into the teachings of the Bible and how they can be applied to modern life.

1st Corinthians Chapter 1, Part 2 | Episode 80

In this featured YouTube Shorts segment, we delve into the second part of our in-depth analysis of 1st Corinthians Chapter 1. Join us as we explore the profound insights and teachings found within this biblical passage. Don't miss out on Episode 80 of our podcast series, available now on YouTube. #1stCorinthians #BiblicalTeachings #PodcastEpisode80

1st Corinthians Chapter 1 | Episode 79

In this featured YouTube Shorts segment of Episode 79, we delve into the profound insights of 1st Corinthians Chapter 1. Join us as we explore the timeless wisdom and teachings found within this biblical passage. Discover the significance of unity, wisdom, and the power of God's message in shaping our lives. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! Watch now.

1st Corinthians Introduction | Episode 78

Join Shawn and Delaney McCraney on their thought-provoking journey through the book of 1st Corinthians in this enlightening episode of "I Don't Get The Bible." As they challenge traditional interpretations and offer fresh insights, they empower listeners to think critically and engage with scripture in a way that resonates with their own spiritual journey. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of 1st Corinthians and explore alternative interpretations that may transform your relationship with scripture. Click the link to listen now!

Acts Chapter 12 | Episode 77

In this featured YouTube Shorts segment of Episode 77, we delve into Acts Chapter 12, exploring its profound significance. Join us as we uncover the captivating events and lessons within this biblical chapter. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! Watch now.

Acts Chapter 11 | Episode 76

I Don't Get The Bible's Episode 76, titled "Acts Chapter 11," features self-taught theologian Shawn McCraney and his daughter Delaney McCraney as they delve into the rich content of this chapter. As Delaney continues her journey of reading the Bible for the first time, she seeks her father's insights on the passages she has encountered. This podcast aims to provide an alternative perspective on what the Bible says and means to Christian believers today, with the belief that it will bring liberty and light to seekers of Truth. With each episode receiving its own blog post on the podcast website, this episode offers a fresh perspective that challenges traditional interpretations. Join Shawn and Delaney as they explore the significance of Acts Chapter 11 and unravel its deeper meanings. Whether you are a seasoned Bible reader or someone curious about its teachings, this episode offers a new understanding of Acts Chapter 11 and how it can impact your spiritual journey. Tune in to gain insights that will enrich your understanding of the Bible.

Acts Chapter 10 | 75

Self-taught theologian Shawn McCraney and his daughter Delaney McCraney delve into Acts Chapter 11. Join them as they explore the significance of this chapter and unravel its deeper meanings. Gain a fresh perspective that challenges traditional interpretations and discover how Acts Chapter 11 can impact your spiritual journey. Tune in now for a new understanding of the Bible.

Acts Chapter 9 | 74

Episode 23: Matthew Chapter 16

In this episode of "I Don't Get The Bible," hosts Delaney and Shawn McCraney delve into Matthew chapter 16. They explore various topics such as the sign of Jonah and its connection to Jesus' resurrection, the interpretation of "son of man" and "son of God," and the debated passage regarding Peter as the foundation of the church. The hosts discuss the different interpretations offered by Catholicism, Mormons, and Christians, shedding light on the significance of the original Greek text. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of digging deeper and diligently seeking the truth, even when the meaning may not be immediately apparent. They invite listeners to engage in their own research and not solely rely on surface-level understanding. Join Delaney and Shawn as they navigate the complexities of the Bible, chapter by chapter, in their ongoing quest to unravel its purpose and place.

Episode 19: Matthew Chapter 12

In this episode of "I Don't Get The Bible," hosts Delaney and Shawn McCraney dive into Matthew chapter 12. They engage in an unedited and unprepared discussion about the chapter, exploring the parables and seeking clarification on Jesus' actions and teachings. They focus on Jesus' response to the Pharisees' accusations of breaking the Sabbath law, referencing individuals from the past like David and Moses who also defied the law. The hosts contemplate the purpose of the law and its role in demonstrating love for God. They also discuss the Hebrew mind and language, emphasizing the challenge of understanding the Book of Revelation without a proper grasp of Hebrew thought. Delaney and Shawn reflect on the Bible as a gift from God, acknowledging its profound teachings while contemplating the potential benefits and limitations of an intermediary text. They ponder the nature of forgiveness and the concept of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, seeking to understand the significance of these teachings in relation to faith and salvation. Throughout their conversation, they grapple with the complexity of biblical interpretation and the importance of seeking understanding through the guidance of the Spirit.