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The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading

The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading

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Welcome to "The Bible Breakdown," where we break down God’s Word so we can know God better. I'm your host, Brandon Cannon, and I'm here to guide you through the pages of the Bible, one day at a time.



Each day, we'll read through a section of the Bible and explore key themes, motifs, and teachings. Whether you're new to the Bible or a seasoned veteran, I guarantee you'll find something insightful or inspiring. My hope is to encourage you to dive deeper and deeper.


So grab your Bible, your journal, your coffee, and join me on this journey of faith and discovery. And don't forget to hit that subscribe button to stay up-to-date with our daily readings and breakdowns.


Remember, as we journey through the pages of the Bible together, we're not just reading a book, we're unlocking the secrets to eternal life. The more we dig, the more we find! Let's get started!

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  • Luke 06 Round Two: Jesus Talks About the 12 Desciples
    Sep 23 2025

    Life's storms are inevitable. Whether you're emerging from turbulence, currently weathering a tempest, or unwittingly heading toward one, the foundation you've built will determine whether you stand or collapse. This powerful truth concludes Jesus' teachings in Luke 6, where he challenges us to do more than simply call him "Lord" – we must actually follow his instructions.

    The journey through Luke 6 begins with Jesus confronting religious leaders about their rigid Sabbath traditions. When his hungry disciples pick grain on the holy day, Pharisees immediately criticize them for "breaking the law." Jesus brilliantly responds by referencing David's actions when he and his companions were hungry, boldly declaring himself "Lord of the Sabbath." Later, he further provokes these leaders by healing a man's deformed hand on the Sabbath, demonstrating that compassion should always override legalism.

    After spending an entire night in prayer, Jesus selects his twelve apostles – ordinary men destined for extraordinary fates. History and tradition tell us that eleven would ultimately be martyred for their faith. From Simon Peter's upside-down crucifixion to Bartholomew being skinned alive, these men faced gruesome deaths rather than deny what they had witnessed. As Pastor Brandon poignantly observes, "People will often lie for something they believe is true but don't know for sure. These people knew... Very seldom will someone die for a lie."

    Jesus then delivers revolutionary teachings that completely upend conventional wisdom. He pronounces blessings on the poor and hungry while warning the rich and satisfied. He commands his followers to love enemies, do good to those who hate them, and give without expectation of return. These aren't mere suggestions but requirements for those who claim to follow him.

    The chapter culminates with Jesus' stark comparison between two builders – one who constructs on solid rock and withstands life's floods, another who builds without foundation and faces inevitable collapse. This metaphor powerfully illustrates that genuine faith requires more than intellectual agreement; it demands transformed living based on Christ's teachings.

    What foundation are you building on? Will it withstand the storms that inevitably come? Join us as we dig deeper into God's Word, discovering that the more we dig, the more we find.

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    19 min
  • Luke 05 Round Two: Jesus Calls to Us
    Sep 22 2025

    Ever wondered how God uses unlikely people to accomplish His purposes? Luke Chapter 3 illuminates this truth powerfully as we encounter John the Baptist – wild-haired, oddly dressed, and fearlessly bold – preparing the way for Jesus's ministry.

    As we dive into this pivotal chapter, we discover John's unflinching message of repentance that challenged everyone from common people to tax collectors and soldiers. His practical guidance – share with those in need, conduct business honestly, treat others justly – reveals that authentic faith transforms everyday actions. John's courage extended to confronting King Herod about his immoral relationship, demonstrating that speaking truth to power has always been part of prophetic ministry, even when it leads to imprisonment.

    The chapter culminates in the breathtaking moment of Jesus's baptism. As Jesus emerges from the Jordan River, heaven opens, the Holy Spirit descends like a dove, and the Father's voice declares: "You are my dearly loved Son, and you bring me great joy." This extraordinary scene provides one of Scripture's clearest revelations of the Trinity – Father, Son, and Spirit present and active together. The chapter concludes with an extensive genealogy tracing Jesus's lineage through Mary all the way back to Adam, emphasizing Christ's connection to all humanity as the perfect "Son of Man."

    From historical precision to theological profundity, Luke 3 reminds us that God works through obscure, ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary purposes. What part might you play in God's unfolding story? Join us in exploring God's Word daily at thebiblebreakdown.com, and share your insights as we grow together in understanding Scripture.

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    18 min
  • Luke 04 Round Two: Jesus Beats Up the Devil
    Sep 21 2025

    What happens when God in human form confronts the devil face-to-face? Luke 4 takes us into the wilderness where Jesus, weakened by forty days of fasting, engages in spiritual warfare that reveals the blueprint for our own battles against temptation.

    The confrontation is striking not for its supernatural fireworks but for its simplicity. Jesus—creator of the universe—chooses to fight with the same weapon available to us: Scripture. Three times the enemy attacks, targeting physical needs, offering worldly power, and even twisting God's Word itself. Three times Jesus responds with "it is written," demonstrating that standing on God's truth trumps opinion, emotion, or human reasoning. When the devil misquotes Psalm 91, attempting to manipulate Jesus into testing God, we see the danger of Scripture taken out of context—a warning for believers to know not just isolated verses but the heart and context of God's Word.

    The narrative then shifts dramatically as Jesus returns to Nazareth and makes the boldest claim imaginable—reading from Isaiah's messianic prophecy and announcing, "Today this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing." His hometown's response moves from admiration to murderous rage when He suggests God's work extends beyond their narrow expectations. Their attempt to throw Him off a cliff reveals how violently people can reject truth that challenges their preconceptions. Yet in Capernaum, where people receive Jesus with openness, demons flee, fevers vanish, and multitudes find healing—creating a stark contrast between rejection that misses blessing and reception that experiences transformation.

    As we journey through this chapter, we're challenged to consider: Do we know Scripture well enough to stand firmly when tempted? Are we open to God working in ways that might challenge our expectations? And are we, like Jesus, clear about our God-given mission despite distractions? Join us as we break down these questions and discover how this ancient text speaks directly to our modern lives.

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    19 min
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Pastor Brandon reads from the New Living Translation. With Pastor Brandon explaining each passage and chapter; it’s like having your own personal Bible commentary with an amazing sense of humour!

The order that he reads, one book from the Old Testament then one from the New Testament is a reading plan that flows really well.

I recommend this podcast for anyone who doesn’t know where to start.

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