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The Riverchase Readings

The Riverchase Readings

By: Chris Jones
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 The Riverchase Readings podcast covers the daily Bible readings for the Riverchase Church of Christ. In each podcast, we read the passage from the ESV, give commentary on the reading, and then give points of application.Chris Jones Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • John 6:16-35 "The Bread of Life Who Rules the Waves" (Friday 2/13/26)

    John 6:16-35 "The Bread of Life Who Rules the Waves" (Friday 2/13/26)
    Feb 13 2026

    In Gospel of John 6:16–35, the One who walks on the storm-tossed sea reveals that He is not only Lord over chaos but the true Bread from heaven who satisfies the deepest hunger of the human heart. After feeding the five thousand, Jesus confronts a crowd seeking more signs and calls them to believe in Him—the greater Moses—who gives not perishable food but eternal life. “I am the bread of life,” He declares, inviting all who come and believe to find lasting satisfaction, security, and resurrection hope in Him.
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    15 mins
  • Matthew 8:23-27 "The Lord of the Storm" (Thursday 2/12/26)

    Matthew 8:23-27 "The Lord of the Storm" (Thursday 2/12/26)
    Feb 12 2026

    In Matthew 8:23–27, a violent storm exposes the fear of the disciples and the authority of Jesus. With a word, He rebukes the wind and waves, revealing Himself as Lord over creation. The passage calls us to trust Christ not only when the seas are calm, but when faith is tested by the storm.
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    13 mins
  • Isaiah 43:1-3 "You are mine!" (Wednesday 2/11/26)

    Isaiah 43:1-3 "You are mine!" (Wednesday 2/11/26)
    Feb 10 2026

    Isaiah 43:1–3 speaks God’s word to a fearful people, reminding them that their hope rests not in changed circumstances but in a faithful Redeemer who calls them by name. Drawing on new-exodus imagery, the passage promises God’s presence through waters and fire, not the absence of danger. At its heart, this text proclaims that redemption means belonging to God—even in suffering—and that promise finds its fullest expression in Christ.
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    12 mins
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