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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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Episodes
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Exodus 35: Live To Give
Freedom changes what you do with your time and what you do with your stuff. Today we break down Exodus 35, where God starts by commanding Sabbath rest for a people fresh out of slavery, then immediately invites them to build the tabernacle thro...
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Exodus 34: Moses The Glow Worm
Moses comes down the mountain glowing and it’s not a metaphor. Exodus 34 gives us one of the Bible’s most unforgettable images of what happens when a human being spends time in the presence of a holy God, and it also gives us a hopeful reminder...
Exodus 33: Friendship With God
God tells Moses something that should stop any believer in their tracks: “Go to the Promised Land… but I will not travel among you.” After the golden calf rebellion, Israel is faced with a terrifying reality. They can still head toward “milk an...
Exodus 32: You've Gotta Be Kidding Me
Forty days. That’s all Moses is gone, and Israel goes from witnessing world-shaking miracles to dancing around a golden calf. Exodus 32 is frustrating, sobering, and way too relatable, because it exposes a pattern we still live out: when God fe...
Exodus 31: Called To Make A Difference
God doesn’t only call prophets and pastors. Sometimes He calls craftsmen. Exodus 31 stops long enough to name the people who turn a holy vision into real life, and that detail can change how you see your own gifts.We talk through Bezale...
Exodus 30: Holy Cologne
You can tell what someone has been around, not just by what they say, but by what they carry. Exodus 30 takes that idea and turns it into a vivid image: a holy fragrance so unique it marked the tabernacle, the priests, and everything set apart ...
Exodus 29: Set Apart For God’s Glory
Blood on earlobes, thumbs, and toes sounds shocking until you understand what Exodus 29 is really doing. We’re breaking down the ordination of Aaron and his sons and why God gets so specific about worship, sacrifice, and holiness. These aren’t ...
Exodus 28: Holy Clothing
The strangest part of Exodus 28 might be the part that ends up being the clearest: God cares how His people approach Him. Not because He wants a fashion show, but because worship is never weightless. Pastor Brandon breaks down the purpose behin...
Exodus 27: More Tabernacle Instructions
Details can feel exhausting until you realize they are the very thing that keeps a relationship clear and strong. Today we’re in Exodus 27, where God gives more tabernacle instructions, and Pastor Brandon connects those measurements and materia...
Exodus 26: The Structure Of The Tabernacle
God gives Moses a blueprint with curtains, clasps, acacia wood frames, and gold overlays and somehow it lands like a direct challenge to our daily faith. Pastor Brandon breaks down Exodus 26 and shows why the tabernacle structure isn’t filler t...
Exodus 25: The Beginning Of The Tabernacle
God doesn’t introduce the tabernacle as a religious project. He introduces it as a relationship promise: “Have the people of Israel build me a holy sanctuary so I can live among them.” Exodus 25 is where worship stops being an abstract idea and...
Exodus 24: Dinner With God
They saw God and lived and then they sat down and ate. Exodus 24 contains one of the most unexpected scenes in the entire Old Testament, and it reshapes how we think about holiness, covenant, and what God actually wants from people. We’re readi...
Exodus 23: God’s Command To Party
God doesn’t just rescue Israel from slavery, he teaches them how to stay free and Exodus 23 gets surprisingly direct about what that looks like. We talk through the chapter the way we read it: not as a list of random rules, but as a blueprint f...
Exodus 22: Restoring The Broken
Freedom can disappear fast when nobody knows the rules. Exodus 22 drops us right into that tension: Israel has been rescued from slavery, but now they have to learn how to live as free people without sliding into chaos, revenge, or exploitation...
Exodus 21: Justice In The Wilderness
Exodus 21 gets quoted all the time and understood far less. We’re reading “Justice in the Wilderness,” where God takes Israel from the thunder of Mount Sinai into the gritty realities of building a society: debt, labor, injury, restitution, neg...
Exodus 20: Rules of Relationship
Thunder on the mountain, a trembling crowd, and ten sentences that reshape a nation. We open Exodus 20 with Pastor Brandon as God speaks to a former slave people and teaches them how to stay free. The Ten Commandments land here not as random re...
Exodus 19: The King Enters the Chat
The mountain shakes, the sky cracks with thunder, and smoke billows like a furnace as God’s presence descends on Mount Sinai. Exodus 19 is one of the most intense “God shows up” scenes in all of Scripture, and we slow down to take it in without...
Exodus 18: The Joy of Shared Ministry
Moses has a miracle story to tell, but he also has a leadership problem he can’t outwork. As Israel learns how to live in freedom, every disagreement and every question ends up in one place: Moses’ seat. By Exodus 18, the workload is crushing, ...
Exodus 17: Be An Armrest
When pressure hits, it’s amazing how fast we forget what God has already done. Exodus chapter 17 starts with a basic need that turns into a faith crisis: no water at Rephidim. We walk through Israel’s complaints, Moses’ frustration, and the mom...
Exodus 16: What Is It?
They saw the Red Sea split, watched their enemies fall, and still looked at the desert and said, “We’re going to starve.” That’s Exodus 16, and it’s way closer to our daily life than we like to admit. We walk through Israel’s complaints, God’s ...
Exodus 15: Praise Break
A sea splits, an empire collapses, and the very first thing God’s people do is sing. Exodus 15 gives us the Song of Moses, a raw, vivid praise anthem that names the miracle in detail so nobody forgets who saved them. We lean into why that matte...
Exodus 14: Won't He Do It
You can do everything right and still feel cornered. That’s the pressure cooker of Exodus 14: Israel is out of Egypt, but not out of danger. Pharaoh changes his mind, the chariots close in, and the people panic because God’s route looks like a ...
Exodus 13: Holy Detours
The fastest route is not always the safest route, and Exodus 13 proves it in a way that feels uncomfortably personal. We talk about why detours make us angry, how easy it is to assume we know better, and what happens when God’s guidance clashes...
Exodus 12: The First Passover
One chapter. One night. One sign on a doorpost that changes everything. Exodus 12 brings us to the first Passover, where God tells His people to choose a spotless lamb, apply its blood, eat the meal in full, and stay ready to move. It’s intense...
Exodus 11: Final Boss Showdown
Pharaoh has been bargaining like he’s the one in control, but Exodus 11 says God has one final move that ends the negotiation for good. We call this chapter the “final boss showdown” because it’s the moment Yahweh goes straight at the highest p...