The One Year Bible Podcast 2025

Day 338 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

Daniel 11 is a chapter in the Bible where the prophet Daniel receives a detailed vision about future kings and battles. It predicts conflicts between the "King of the North" and the "King of the South," referring to rulers and nations in those directions from Israel. This vision is often seen as a prophecy about events that would happen many years after Daniel's time. It's a complex chapter showing God's knowledge of future events.1 John 4:7-21 talks about the importance of loving one another. It says that love comes from God, and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. The passage teaches that God showed His love by sending His Son into the world so that we could have life through Him. It emphasizes that if we love one another, God lives in us. The main message is that loving others is a key part of knowing and showing God's love.

Day 337 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Daniel 9:20-11:1, Daniel prays to God for his people, confessing their sins and asking for mercy. While he's praying, the angel Gabriel comes to him and explains that God has a special plan for the future. Gabriel talks about a time of great difficulty but promises that God will eventually bring peace and goodness. This passage shows the importance of prayer and God's plan for the future.1 John 3:11-4:6 teaches us about loving one another and knowing who truly follows God. It says that we should love each other because love comes from God. It warns us to not be like Cain, who was evil and hurt his brother. The passage also teaches that we can tell who God's children are by their actions, especially their love for others. It reminds us that God is greater than any evil in the world and that anyone who knows God will listen to His teachings.

Day 336 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Daniel prays to the Lord. 1 John 3: We are God's children

In Daniel 8:15-9:19, Daniel has a vision about a ram and a goat, which he doesn't understand. The angel Gabriel explains that the vision is about future kings and kingdoms. Later, Daniel prays to God, confessing sins and asking for mercy for himself and his people. This shows Daniel's deep concern for his people and his trust in God's forgiveness and guidance.

In 1 John 2:28-3:10, it's explained that if we stay connected to Jesus, we'll be confident and unashamed when He returns. It talks about how much God loves us, making us His children, and how this should change us to live righteously. It also distinguishes between God's children and those who follow sin, emphasizing that living in sin is not compatible with following Jesus. This passage encourages us to live as children of God, showing His love and righteousness in our lives.

Day 335 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE. Daniel 7-8:14 describes two visions Daniel has. In the first, he sees four great beasts representing kingdoms rising from the sea. The fourth beast is terrifying and powerful, with ten horns, and a little horn speaking arrogantly. This represents a kingdom and a boastful king. In the second vision, Daniel sees a ram with two horns, representing the kings of Media and Persia, and a goat with a prominent horn, symbolizing the king of Greece. The horn breaks, and four horns replace it, signifying divided kingdoms. Daniel is troubled by these visions, but they show God's control over history and kingdoms.

1 John 2:12-27 is a message of encouragement and warning. It tells young Christians that their sins are forgiven and they know the Father. It also warns about loving the world too much and reminds them that the world is temporary. The passage speaks against false teachers (antichrists) who deny Jesus is the Christ. It encourages believers to remain faithful to what they were taught and assures them that they have the Holy Spirit (anointing) to guide them in truth. The main message is to stay true to Jesus and His teachings.

Day 334 of the Holy Bible One Year CHALLENGE.

In Daniel 5:17-6:28, Daniel interprets mysterious writing for King Belshazzar, warning of the king's downfall, which happens that night. Later, under King Darius, Daniel is respected but faces jealousy. His enemies trick the king into making a law that bans prayer to anyone but the king. Daniel keeps praying to God and is thrown into a lions' den as punishment. Miraculously, he's unharmed because God protects him. The king, seeing this, praises God and punishes those who plotted against Daniel.

In 1 John 1-2:11, John writes about living in God's light. He explains that God is light and in Him, there's no darkness. If we say we're with God but live in darkness, we're not truthful. But if we live in God's light, we have fellowship with each other, and Jesus cleanses us from sin. John encourages us to confess our sins because God is faithful to forgive. He also talks about obeying God's commands, loving others, and not loving the world or its desires. John reminds us that loving our brother or sister is a sign of living in the light.