June 7 — Elisha’s Miracles and the Shadow of Christ — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | 2 Kings 2–6 | Resolved to Read

June 10 — Cleansed, Healed, and Warned: Elisha’s Miracles Continue — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | 2 Kings 5–7; 2 Chronicles 21:18 | Resolved to Read

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 5:1–7:20 and 2 Chronicles 21:18, we see God’s power and mercy on display through Elisha—from Naaman the leper humbled and healed, to miraculous provision in a devastating famine, to judgment on those who scoff at God’s word. Alongside this, the brief note about Jehoram’s painful end in 2 Chronicles underscores that the Lord both graciously saves and faithfully judges, calling us to respond to His word with humble trust. Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life. Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time. 📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith. Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons #BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

June 9 — Judgment on Edom: Brother Against Brother — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | Obadiah | Resolved to Read

In today’s reading from the book of Obadiah, we hear a sharp word of judgment against Edom, Israel’s brother nation descended from Esau. Obadiah condemns Edom not only for its violence, but for standing by—and even rejoicing—while disaster fell on Judah. Placed here in our chronological reading, this prophecy reminds us how serious it is when family betrays family, and how God sees and judges pride, cruelty, and indifference toward His people. Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life. Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time. 📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith. Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons #BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

June 8 — When Kings Reject God’s Way — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | 2 Kings 3 & 8; 2 Chronicles 21 | Resolved to Read

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 3:6–27; 8:16–22 and 2 Chronicles 21, we see how far God’s people can fall when their kings turn away from Him. Jehoram of Judah walks in the ways of Ahab, leads the nation into unfaithfulness, and reaps devastating consequences, even as God remains faithful to His covenant with David. These chapters remind us that rejecting God’s ways brings real loss—but also that the Lord’s promises endure, even in the midst of judgment. Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life. Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time. 📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith. Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons #BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

June 7 — Elisha’s Miracles and the Shadow of Christ — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | 2 Kings 2–6 | Resolved to Read

In today’s reading from 2 Kings 2:1–6:7, we follow Elisha as God works through him in a series of powerful miracles—from parting the Jordan and multiplying oil to raising the dead and providing bread. These signs meet real, everyday needs, but they also foreshadow the greater works of Jesus, pointing us to the compassion, power, and saving presence of the true and better Prophet who was to come. Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life. Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time. 📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith. Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons #BibleInAYear #Psalms #ResolvedToRead #DailyBibleReading #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Devotional

June 6 — When Kings Trust and Do Not Trust in God — Chronological Audio Bible Reading | I Kings 22, II Kings 1, II Chronicles 18-20 | Resolved to Read

In today’s reading from 1 Kings 22:29–2 Kings 1:18 and 2 Chronicles 18:28–20:37, we see Ahab’s story come to a tragic end because he fails to acknowledge the God of Israel. Ahab falls just as Micaiah foretold, Ahaziah responds to crisis with stubborn unbelief, and meanwhile King Jehoshaphat in Judah seeks the Lord and experiences powerful deliverance. These chapters contrast rebellious kings who resist God’s word with a king who cries out to the Lord—and show that God is faithful both to judge evil and to rescue those who trust in Him. Resolved to Read is a daily chronological Bible podcast guiding you through Scripture in one year—with short readings, quiet moments of reflection, and warm, every‑other‑week conversations that bring faith to life. Join the journey, stay consistent in God’s Word, and grow spiritually one day at a time. 📖 Subscribe on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube. 🎧 Listen daily + find the full reading plan by following along in the Daily Bible in Chronological Order edited by F. Lagard Smith. Music: "Ears to Hear" by Kent Simmons