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The Bible. The #1 bestselling book of all time, but have you actually read it? In the Bible Book Club podcast, Heather Rubio and Susan Merrill read every word for you, then discuss and explore it. All you have to do is listen. Start at the beginning with Season 1: Genesis, or jump to any book. Welcome to the club!
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Dive deeper into every book of the Bible with over 50 charts, maps, and guides featured throughout the podcast.
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The Bible Prophets Timeline shows us how God raises up voices of truth across centuries to guide His people. From the days of kings to the years of exile and beyond, the prophets reveal God’s faithfulness and His plan for redemption.
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This map, by Holman Bible Atlas, shows the path of Abraham in Canaan. It highlights the migration from Egypt to Canaan. Like the key mentions, this journey was documented as part of Genesis 12:10-14:24 as well as throughout Genesis 18-22.
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The ACTS prayer guide offers a powerful framework for deepening your prayer life, and Nehemiah’s prayer is a perfect biblical example. ACTS stands for Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication, four essential elements that create balanced, meaningful conversations with God.
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One incredible journey through Scripture. Get to know Heather Rubio and Susan Merrill and learn why Bible Book Club began.
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“Like the Merrill’s, my wife, Debbie, and I have five children. We know what it is like to ask the question, “am I doing this right?” when it comes to raising your kids. Susan Merrill has a sincere passion to help mothers.”
“As I have journeyed and fumbled my way through motherhood, there are few seasoned moms I have met along the way that I would love to sit for hours over coffee to engage in honest, authentic dialogue about the struggle to do what it takes to be passionate, loving moms. Susan Merrill is one of those rare and real women.”
