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The Bible For Busy People

Do you find the chaos and noise of the world getting you down? Time to turn up the voice of God in your life! Join Jenn Schultz for a mini-bible study podcast each weekday. In 7 minutes or less, you’ll dive into God’s Word and come up refreshed and ready for the next thing on your to do list. We know you can find 7 minutes a day to stop and soak in God"s truth! You can totally connect with Jesus on your commute, during your lunch break, in the school pickup line, while you’re doing the dishes, or at

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Timothy - Greed - 1 Timothy 6

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/13

We’ve all heard phrases that sound biblical but aren’t, and sometimes those half‑truths can quietly shape what we believe. Paul’s words to Timothy remind us that the problem isn’t money itself, but the way our hearts can chase it at the expense of contentment, devotion, and trust in God. This week, we’re leaning into what Scripture actually says so we can pursue a life that’s rich in what truly lasts.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4lkkMJ3 We’d love to encourage you to spend even more time in the Word

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Rich Man - Greed - Luke 12

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2026/03/12

Sometimes we chase after moments that make us feel “rich,” only to realize later that the real treasure was never the stuff we gained but the joy God wove into the experience. Jesus reminds us that life isn’t measured by what we accumulate, but by the posture of our hearts and the way we hold what we’ve been given. This week, we’re exploring what it means to be truly rich toward God—and how that kind of richness brings a deeper, lasting fullness.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4sFha70 We’d love to

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8:05

David - Greed - 2 Samuel 11, 12

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2026/03/11

Greed has a sneaky way of showing up in our lives, especially when we use a moment or position to get something we want. David’s story reminds us how quickly self‑serving choices can spiral into harm, not just for us but for everyone around us. As we look at his example, we’re invited to let God search our hearts, grow our gratitude, and guide us toward choices that honor Him and protect others.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3OVt3qM We’d love to encourage you to spend even more time in the Word. Find

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8:05

Achan - Greed - Joshua 7

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2026/03/10

Sin rarely stays contained, and most of us have felt the sting of how our choices—especially those rooted in greed or self‑interest—spill into the lives of the people around us. Achan’s story is a sobering reminder that hidden disobedience can have real consequences for an entire community, not just the person who commits it. As we look at his example, we’re invited to examine our own hearts with honesty and let God lead us toward repentance, healing, and restored relationships.Show Notes:

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8:01

Adam and Eve - Greed - Genesis 3

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/09

Greed is one of those quiet sins we rarely talk about, yet it has a way of shaping our hearts more than we realize. After reading The Anti‑Greed Gospel, I’ve been reminded how easily the desire for “more” can pull us away from God and distort the way we see ourselves and others. This week, we’re digging into what Scripture says about greed—not to shame us, but to help us recognize it, release it, and trust God’s generosity instead.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/46EKn9x We’d love to encourage you to

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7:08

The Early Church - God's Provision - Acts 2, 4, 5

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/06

There are seasons when just keeping everyone fed and functioning feels like a full‑time job, and the smallest act of kindness can feel like a lifeline. I still remember a night when I was exhausted, overwhelmed, and barely holding things together—and a friend simply said, “Don’t bring anything. Just come.” That moment reminded me how deeply God cares for us through the people around us, and how we’re meant to carry one another when someone is running on empty.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3ZTaB4n We’d

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Feeding the Crowds - God's Provision - Mark 6, 8

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/05

Meals can sometimes feel like a small act of faith—staring at what looks like barely enough and hoping it somehow stretches further than logic says it should. I’ve had those moments of inviting someone in, heart full but pantry questionable, only to watch God turn simple ingredients into more-than-enough through the joy of shared company. Jesus feeding the crowds reminds me that God doesn’t just meet needs; He multiplies them, often right when we’re convinced we’re running short.Show Notes:

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Elijah - God's Provision - 1 Kings 17

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/04

Sometimes God shows up in the places we least expect—right in the middle of the moments that felt wrong, inconvenient, or confusing at the time. I’ve lived through seasons where my gut said, “This can’t be it,” only to look back and realize God was quietly positioning everything for my good. Elijah’s story reminds me that God often works through the unlikely and the overlooked, meeting us in our hidden places with provision we never saw coming.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4kYkiIm We’d love to

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Manna - God's Provision - Exodus 16

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/03

There are days I feel like half my life is spent negotiating with picky eaters, adjusting meals on the fly, and trying to keep everyone fed without turning into a short‑order cook. It’s funny how quickly “What’s for dinner?” can turn into grumbling—yet I can’t help but see myself in the Israelites, forgetting God’s goodness the moment things feel uncertain. Their story of manna reminds me that even when we’re running low—on patience, energy, or faith—God meets us with exactly what we need for

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Hagar - God's Provision - Genesis 16, 21

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/03/02

Sometimes faith feels straightforward in theory—trust God, follow Him, and expect His goodness to show up—but real life has a way of shaking that simplicity. When the world feels heavy and the brokenness around us becomes personal, it can leave us wondering how to keep believing that God sees us and still works for our good. In those moments, I find myself looking back at the stories where God met people in their deepest need, reminding me that His provision has never depended on perfect

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Paul - Repentance - Acts 9, 26

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/27

We’ve all seen those moments when someone’s life takes a turn so dramatic you can’t help but stop and stare—whether it’s a friend choosing sobriety, learning healthier patterns, or finally stepping into the person God created them to be. That kind of transformation is powerful, and Paul’s story might be the most striking example of it in Scripture. As we look at his journey from persecutor to preacher, we’re reminded that repentance isn’t instant perfection—it’s a process that reshapes us, redirects

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8:30

Jesus - Repentance - John 8, Luke 19

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/26

It’s one thing to talk about repentance when you know what it feels like to mess up—but how do you call people to turn back to God when you’ve never taken a wrong step yourself? Jesus is the only one who could do that without a hint of hypocrisy, and yet He approaches people with compassion instead of condemnation. As we look at His encounters with the woman caught in sin and with Zacchaeus, we see a Savior whose kindness leads to real change and whose presence invites us into a life

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John the Baptist - Repentance - Luke 3, Acts 19

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/25

Some people in our lives are great at giving us a heads‑up—those friends who tell you the truth straight, even when it’s uncomfortable, because they want what’s best for you. That’s a bit what John the Baptist was like: a bold voice calling people back to God, not to shame them but to prepare them for something better. As we look at his message of repentance, we’re reminded that turning back to God is an invitation into the life we were always meant to live.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3MElZxI We’d

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Jonah - Repentance - Jonah

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/24

If you ever loved those old Choose‑Your‑Own‑Adventure books—the ones where one tiny decision could send you to treasure or disaster—then Jonah’s story might feel surprisingly familiar. It’s a tale full of detours, do‑overs, and unexpected twists, where running from God still somehow leads to grace. As we step into this prophet’s winding journey, we’re reminded that even when we choose the wrong page, God keeps offering us a chance to turn back and begin again.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4bZNNqU We’d

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Prophets - Repentance - Isaiah 58

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/23

If you’ve ever treated repentance like a spiritual performance review—constantly checking for mistakes and feeling weighed down by every misstep—you’re not alone. Many of us grew up thinking repentance meant trying harder, doing better, and somehow proving ourselves to God. But Isaiah 58 reminds us that repentance isn’t about perfection; it’s about turning back toward a God who invites us into compassion, renewal, and a changed heart rather than a flawless record.Show Notes:

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Washed with Water - Promises That Hold Water - John 13

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/20

We all know what it feels like when someone serves us in a way that’s thoughtful, unexpected, or just plain humbling—it hits differently because it requires intention and sacrifice. That’s exactly what makes Jesus’ act of washing His disciples’ feet so powerful: it’s service that goes far deeper than the surface, reminding us that real love shows up in the low places. As we look at this moment, we’re invited not only to receive His care but to reflect it in the way we serve others.Show Notes:

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Taming Water - Promises That Hold Water - Mark 4,...

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/19

If you’ve ever been on a boat when the waves suddenly pick up, you know that uneasy feeling of wondering whether things are actually okay or if you should start panicking. Water has a way of reminding us how small we are—and how little control we really have. That’s why the stories of Jesus calming storms and walking on waves hit so deeply: they show us a God who isn’t rattled by the chaos that shakes us, and who reaches for us the moment we start to sink.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/408Lzhw We’d love

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Living Water - Promises That Hold Water - John 4

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/18

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably had at least one day where you suddenly realize you’ve gone hours without drinking any water. Our bodies depend on it more than we realize—and maybe that’s why the story of the woman at the well hits so close to home. Just as water keeps us alive physically, Jesus meets this woman with the promise of living water—the kind that restores, renews, and reaches the parts of us that feel worn out, overlooked, or spiritually thirsty.Show Notes:

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Water to Wine - Promises That Hold Water - John 2,...

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/17

Some people can turn any moment into a celebration—like the friend who always has a spare cake mix and a fridge full of “just in case” party supplies. But even the best hosts know the panic of running out of something essential, which is exactly what makes Jesus’ first miracle so surprising and so comforting. In a story where a simple shortage could have ended the celebration, Jesus steps in to show us that God cares about the everyday moments we worry about and delights in meeting us with

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Waters of Baptism - Promises That Hold Water -...

The Bible For Busy People ·

2026/02/16

We’ve all had that moment—sipping a cozy cup of coffee, only to feel it suddenly dripping down our hands or soaking our lap. It’s funny how something as simple as a leaky mug can remind us how much we crave things that hold steady. This week, as we look at the waters of baptism and the way Jesus steps into every part of our human experience, we’re reminded that while our cups may crack, His promises never do.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4rPA4rf We’d love to encourage you to spend even more time in the

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