Between the Lines of the Scriptures
Between the Lines of the Scriptures is a concise weekly podcast that reinforces the truthfulness of the scriptures, encourages faith, and inspires personal growth in testimony. Average episodes are approximately 20 minutes in length.
Episodes
180 episodes
31 Return to Jerusalem (Come, Follow Me: July 27-August 2)
After 70 years in exile in Babylon, the Jews are allowed to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the city walls and the Lord's temple. These events are seen through the eyes of Ezra, a Levite priest, and Nehemiah, a territorial governor.
30 Chronicles (Come, Follow Me: July 20-26)
A retelling of many of our favorite Old Testament stories found in the Books of Kings, now in the Books of Chronicles.
29 Scattering and Exile (Come, Follow Me: July 13-19)
The Ten Tribes are scattered, Judah is taken into exile, and the Book of Mormon begins!
28 Elisha (Come, Follow Me: July 6-12)
Elijah is followed by his disciple, Elisha, who turns out to be as righteous a prophet as his amazing predecessor.
27 Elijah (Come, Follow Me: June 29-July 5)
Two kingdoms ruled by wicked kings are the perfect setting for the Lord to send to earth one of His most impressive prophets, a man by the name of Elijah.
26 Solomon (Come, Follow Me: June 22-28)
Solomon, Bathsheba's second son, becomes King of Israel and builds the amazing temple of Solomon.
25 David and Goliath (Come, Follow Me: June 15-21)
The rise and start of the fall of this amazing King David.
24 Samuel, Saul and David (Come, Follow Me: June 8-14)
Israel demands to be like their neighbors and have a king to rule over them. Saul is chosen, but ultimately fails and is replaced by David.
23 Ruth to Samuel (Come, Follow Me: June 1-7)
The story of Ruth, and the story of Hannah, lending her son Samuel to the Lord.
21 Joshua (Come, Follow Me: May 18-24)
The Lord directs Joshua to lead the Children of Israel across the River Jordan and into their new promised land. Gradually, the Israelites begin to take back the land that had been promised to their ancestral fathers.
20 Moses (Deuteronomy) (Come, Follow Me: May 11-17)
Moses gives his final counsel to the Children of Israel before they enter the Promised Land.
19 Moses (Numbers) (Come Follow Me: May 4-10)
Moses leads the huge population of Israelites toward their promised land. Joshua is set apart as the next Prophet.
18 Moses (The Tabernacle) (Come, Follow Me: April 27-May 3)
The Tabernacle is built, and the Lord instructs the Children of Israel about its appropriate use.
17 Moses (Ten Commandments) (Come, Follow Me: April 20-26)
Jehovah delivers the Ten Commandments to the wayward children of Israel.
16 Moses (The Exodus) (Come, Follow Me April 13-19)
Moses had led the Children of Israel out of Egypt and freed them from slavery, but now Pharaoh's army was about to attack them and return them to servitude. How would the Lord save them?
15 Moses (The Plagues) (Come, Follow Me: April 6-12)
The Lord curses the Egyptian Pharaoh with ten plagues to convince him to allow the children of Israel to be freed from slavery.
14 Easter 2026 (Come, Follow Me: March 30-April 5)
The relationship between Easter and the Jewish Passover.
13 Moses (Come, Follow Me: March 23-29)
Mose's early life is outlined.
12 Joseph (part 2) (Come, Follow Me: March 16-22)
Israel's son, Joseph, now as the Pharaoh's right-hand man, deals with his unsuspecting brothers.
11 Joseph (Come, Follow Me: March 9-15)
Joseph, son of Israel, is sold by his brothers into Egypt. Somehow, cream always rises to the top!
10 Esau and Jacob (Come, Follow Me: March 2-8)
Following Abraham, God calls new Prophets, first Issac, then Jacob (Israel).
9 Abraham's Sacrifice (Come, Follow Me: February 23-March 1)
The trial that the Lord gave Abraham seems almost unbearable. But through every trial and every test, Abraham proved faithful.