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Bible Story Playlists

Curated collections of Bible stories — from love stories to miracles.

Bible story playlists, in listening order

A playlist is a curated run of Bible stories — love stories, miracles, underdogs, Holy Week, the life of Jesus. Not a random list. You hit play and the next episode is already the next beat.

This page is the full catalog. Open a collection, skim the stories, then download Bible Tea and hear them. The voice is in the app.

Slavery, plagues, a sea that splits. The original action movie.

Baby Moses
Exodus 2
Baby Moses
His mom hid him in a basket on the river to save his life. Pharaoh's daughter found him and raised him as royalty.
The Burning Bush
Exodus 3-4
The Burning Bush
Moses sees a bush on fire that won't burn down. Then God starts talking from it. Career change incoming.
The 10 Plagues
Exodus 7-12
The 10 Plagues
God sent 10 increasingly unhinged plagues on Egypt. Blood rivers, frog invasions, total darkness. Pharaoh still said no.
Crossing the Red Sea
Exodus 14
Crossing the Red Sea
Trapped between the sea and an army. Moses raises his staff and the sea splits in two. The army doesn't make it.
Bread from Heaven, Water from Rock
Exodus 16-17
Bread from Heaven, Water from Rock
No food? God sends bread from the sky every morning. No water? Moses hits a rock and it pours out.
The 10 Commandments
Exodus 19-20
The 10 Commandments
Thunder, fire, and God's voice from a mountain. Moses comes down with the ultimate terms of service carved in stone.
The Golden Calf
Exodus 32
The Golden Calf
Moses was gone 40 days and the people immediately melted their jewelry into a fake god. The audacity was unreal.
God Gives a Second Chance
Exodus 34
God Gives a Second Chance
After the golden calf disaster, Moses goes back up the mountain. God renews the covenant. His face literally glows.
Building God's Tent
Exodus 35-40
Building God's Tent
God gives blueprints for a portable temple. Every detail matters — this is where heaven meets earth in the desert.
Wandering the Desert
Numbers 14-36
Wandering the Desert
40 years of walking because they couldn't trust God. The world's longest road trip with the worst vibes.
Moses' Final Days
Deuteronomy 34
Moses' Final Days
He led them all the way there but never got to enter. He sees the promised land from a mountain and dies.

Snakes, spies, a talking donkey, and a nation that will not stop complaining.

Organizing the Camp
Numbers 1-4
Organizing the Camp
Two million people in the desert need structure. God arranges every tribe around his presence at the center.
Camp Rules & the Cloud
Numbers 5-10
Camp Rules & the Cloud
Purity laws, trumpets, and a cloud that tells them when to move and when to stay. God leads in real-time.
Complaining, Craving & Chaos
Numbers 11
Complaining, Craving & Chaos
They're sick of manna and want meat. God sends quail — so much quail it makes them sick. Be careful what you ask for.
12 Spies & a 40-Year Detour
Numbers 13-14
12 Spies & a 40-Year Detour
They send 12 spies into the promised land. 10 come back terrified, 2 say 'let's go.' Fear wins, and it costs them 40 years.
Rebellion & the Earth Opens Up
Numbers 16
Rebellion & the Earth Opens Up
Korah challenges Moses' authority. The ground literally opens and swallows the rebels. God does not play.
Snakes, Water & the Long Road
Numbers 20-21
Snakes, Water & the Long Road
More complaining, poisonous snakes, a bronze serpent on a pole, and Moses loses his cool at a rock.
A New Census, a New Start
Numbers 26
A New Census, a New Start
The old generation is gone. A new census counts a new people ready to finally enter the promised land.
Make Your Promises Count
Numbers 30
Make Your Promises Count
Laws about vows and offerings. God takes your word seriously — don't make promises you won't keep.
A Talking Donkey & a Hired Prophet
Numbers 22
A Talking Donkey & a Hired Prophet
A prophet gets hired to curse Israel, but his donkey sees an angel and starts talking. You can't make this up.
When Curses Won't Stick
Numbers 23-24
When Curses Won't Stick
Balaam tries to curse Israel three times. Every time, blessings come out instead. The enemy switches to a dirtier tactic.
The Battle Against Midian
Numbers 31
The Battle Against Midian
Justice is served on Midian for leading Israel astray. War in the ancient world was brutal and decisive.
Don't Get Comfortable Too Early
Numbers 32
Don't Get Comfortable Too Early
Two tribes want to settle east of the Jordan. Moses almost loses it — you can't quit before you cross the finish line.

Before he dies in sight of the land: choose life, or don't.

What Kind of Leaders God Wants
Deuteronomy 17-18
What Kind of Leaders God Wants
Kings, priests, prophets — God lays out the job description. Power must be leashed by Scripture and humility.
Rules for War
Deuteronomy 20
Rules for War
Even in battle, there are limits. Protect the vulnerable, spare the fruit trees, offer peace first.
Law for Messy Lives
Deuteronomy 21-22
Law for Messy Lives
Murder, marriage, lost property, stubborn kids — God has something to say about all of it. Holiness gets practical.
Community Standards
Deuteronomy 23-25
Community Standards
Honesty in court, limits on punishment, care for workers. Covenant love looks like a community that protects its weakest.
One God, One Place of Worship
Deuteronomy 12-14
One God, One Place of Worship
No shrines on every hill. One name, one altar, one God. Identity starts with who you worship and how.
What God Really Wants
Deuteronomy 10
What God Really Wants
Not just rituals — heart-level loyalty. Love him, walk in his ways, serve with everything you've got.
Don't Let Success Ruin You
Deuteronomy 8
Don't Let Success Ruin You
When the blessings roll in, don't forget who gave them. Gratitude is the guardrail against arrogance.
Remember Where You Started
Deuteronomy 7-9
Remember Where You Started
You were slaves. You were nobody. Memory is the best armor against pride and the shortest path to gratitude.
Cancel Debts, Set People Free
Deuteronomy 15
Cancel Debts, Set People Free
Every 7 years, wipe the slate clean. Generosity isn't optional — it's how the community stays whole.
The Ultimate Choice
Deuteronomy 30
The Ultimate Choice
Blessing or curse, life or death. God puts both options on the table and says choose.
Cities of Refuge
Deuteronomy 19
Cities of Refuge
Safe havens for accidental killers. Even ancient justice had nuance — intent matters.
Setting Boundaries
Deuteronomy 27
Setting Boundaries
Property lines and power plays. God cares about borders, honesty, and keeping your word.
Fair Play & Fair Trade
Deuteronomy 25
Fair Play & Fair Trade
Honest scales, fair treatment, no cheating in business or worship. Integrity in the small stuff matters.
Moses' Farewell Address
Deuteronomy 33
Moses' Farewell Address
A song, a blessing over each tribe, one last look from a mountain. The final words of the greatest prophet.
Choose Life or Death
Deuteronomy 30:15-20
Choose Life or Death
The choice is near you — in your mouth and in your heart. God begs them to choose life.
Blessings & Curses
Deuteronomy 28
Blessings & Curses
Obey and flourish, disobey and everything falls apart. Moses lays out the two paths with brutal clarity.
The Warning Song
Deuteronomy 31-32
The Warning Song
Moses writes a song predicting exactly how Israel will mess up. It's a warning disguised as poetry.

Jordan, Jericho, the sun stands still. Conquest with no clean hands.

Joshua Takes Command
Joshua 1-2
Joshua Takes Command
New leader, same God. Joshua steps up, sends spies, and a prostitute named Rahab hides them on her roof.
Crossing the Jordan
Joshua 3-4
Crossing the Jordan
The priests step into the flooding river and it stops. They walk across on dry ground and stack stones to remember.
Joshua & Jericho
Joshua 6
Joshua & Jericho
Walk around the city 7 days, blow trumpets, shout. The walls collapse. Military strategy: trust God.
Achan's Hidden Sin
Joshua 7
Achan's Hidden Sin
One man steals forbidden loot and hides it under his tent. Israel loses the next battle because of it.
The Gibeonite Trick & the Sun Stands Still
Joshua 9-10
The Gibeonite Trick & the Sun Stands Still
A fake peace treaty fools Joshua. Then God stops the sun mid-sky so Israel can win a battle. Wild day.
Conquering the Land
Joshua 10-12
Conquering the Land
Campaign after campaign, the map fills in. The promise takes shape one battle at a time.
Caleb Claims His Mountain
Joshua 14
Caleb Claims His Mountain
85 years old, still swinging. Caleb says 'give me the hill with the giants on it' and takes it.
Claim Your Inheritance
Joshua 18
Claim Your Inheritance
The land is divided but some tribes are lazy about claiming it. Don't settle for tents when God promised territory.
Safe Cities, Sacred Spaces
Joshua 20-21
Safe Cities, Sacred Spaces
Cities of refuge get assigned. Levite towns are scattered across the land. Justice and worship everywhere.
The Altar That Almost Started a War
Joshua 22
The Altar That Almost Started a War
Two and a half tribes build an altar and the rest of Israel almost goes to civil war over it. Talking it out saves them.
Joshua's Final Challenge
Joshua 24
Joshua's Final Challenge
'Choose this day who you will serve.' Joshua draws a line and dares Israel to commit.

Tent pegs, reckless vows, Samson. Everyone did what they wanted.

The Cycle of Disobedience
Judges 1-3
The Cycle of Disobedience
Sin, suffering, crying out, rescue, repeat. Israel falls into a pattern that defines an entire era.
Deborah & the Tent Peg
Judges 4-5
Deborah & the Tent Peg
A female judge leads Israel to battle. Then another woman ends the war with a tent stake. Don't underestimate them.
Gideon vs. the Midianites
Judges 6-7
Gideon vs. the Midianites
God cuts Gideon's army from 32,000 to 300. Torches, jars, and trumpets vs a massive army. God loves impossible odds.
When Victory Goes to Your Head
Judges 8
When Victory Goes to Your Head
Gideon wins but makes an idol from the gold. Victory without humility turns sour fast.
The Bramble King
Judges 9
The Bramble King
Abimelech murders 70 brothers to become king. A parable about a bramble bush predicts his downfall. Ego destroys.
Jephthah's Reckless Vow
Judges 11
Jephthah's Reckless Vow
A rough-edged warrior makes a vow he can't take back. It costs him the thing he loves most.
Samson & Delilah
Judges 13-16
Samson & Delilah
The strongest man alive had one weakness — a woman who asked his secret three times and he still told her.
Everyone Did What They Wanted
Judges 17-21
Everyone Did What They Wanted
No king, no rules, pure chaos. Israel hits rock bottom. The horror shows what happens without God.
Homemade Religion
Judges 17-18
Homemade Religion
A guy builds his own shrine, hires his own priest, and a whole tribe steals it. DIY worship leads nowhere good.
Ruth & Naomi
Ruth 1-4
Ruth & Naomi
A foreign widow chooses loyalty over comfort. 'Where you go, I go.' Her faithfulness changes everything.
Ruth & Boaz
Ruth 1-4
Ruth & Boaz
A foreign widow follows her mother-in-law. A wealthy farmer notices her gleaning his fields. An unlikely love story.

The throne, the rooftop, the son who wanted him dead.

Saul's Last Stand
2 Samuel 1
Saul's Last Stand
The first king falls in battle. David mourns his enemy with one of the most beautiful laments ever written.
Two Kings, Two Armies
2 Samuel 2-4
Two Kings, Two Armies
Israel splits between David and Saul's son. Rival generals, risky diplomacy, and a long power struggle.
David Becomes King
2 Samuel 5
David Becomes King
The shepherd boy finally takes the throne. Israel unites under one crown after years of civil war.
David Dances Before the Ark
2 Samuel 6
David Dances Before the Ark
The Ark comes to Jerusalem. David dances with zero shame. His wife watches from the window and judges him hard.
God's Promise to David
2 Samuel 7
God's Promise to David
David wants to build God a house. God flips it — 'I'll build YOUR house. Your throne will last forever.'
Kindness to Mephibosheth
2 Samuel 9
Kindness to Mephibosheth
At the peak of his power, David hunts down Saul's disabled grandson — not to kill him, but to invite him to dinner forever.
David & Bathsheba
2 Samuel 11-12
David & Bathsheba
Even the greatest king fell hard. Power, lust, a cover-up, and a murder. Then a prophet walks in and calls it out.
Absalom's Rise
2 Samuel 13-14
Absalom's Rise
David's family fractures. Rape, revenge, exile — the consequences of Bathsheba ripple through his own house.
Absalom's Rebellion
2 Samuel 15-17
Absalom's Rebellion
David's own son steals the hearts of the people and forces the king to flee his own capital. Charisma without character.
A Father's Worst Battle
2 Samuel 18
A Father's Worst Battle
David's army fights Absalom's. David wins the war but loses his son. 'O Absalom, my son, my son.' Devastating.
David's Broken Return
2 Samuel 19-20
David's Broken Return
The king comes back to Jerusalem, but nothing is the same. Forgiveness is messy and repair takes longer than ruin.
David's Last Battles
2 Samuel 21-23
David's Last Battles
Giants fall, debts are settled, and psalms of thanks close out an era of warfare.
David's Final Mistake
2 Samuel 24
David's Final Mistake
David orders a census out of pride. A plague follows. He buys a threshing floor that becomes the future temple site.

Solomon's gold, then Elijah and the prophets of Baal.

Solomon's Wisdom
1 Kings 3
Solomon's Wisdom
God says 'ask for anything.' Solomon picks wisdom. Then immediately proves it with the wildest judgment call ever.
Solomon Builds the Temple
1 Kings 5-8
Solomon Builds the Temple
Seven years. 180,000 workers. Gold everywhere. God finally gets a permanent address.
Solomon's Temple Dedication
2 Chronicles 5-7
Solomon's Temple Dedication
The temple is finished. Solomon prays. Fire falls from heaven. God's glory fills the house so thick priests can't stand.
Queen of Sheba Visits
1 Kings 10
Queen of Sheba Visits
She came to test Solomon. She left breathless. 'Not even half was told to me.'
Solomon's Downfall
1 Kings 11
Solomon's Downfall
700 wives. 300 concubines. Altars to foreign gods. The wisest man on earth makes the dumbest choices.
The Kingdom Splits
1 Kings 12
The Kingdom Splits
Solomon's son ignores wise advice and doubles down on harsh rule. One nation becomes two over one dumb decision.
Elijah Fed by Ravens
1 Kings 17:1-7
Elijah Fed by Ravens
A lone prophet declares drought, then hides in a canyon while birds bring him takeout twice a day.
Elijah & the Widow
1 Kings 17:8-24
Elijah & the Widow
A starving widow with her last handful of flour. A prophet shows up asking for lunch. The jar never empties.
Elijah on Mount Carmel
1 Kings 18
Elijah on Mount Carmel
One prophet vs 450 prophets of Baal. Build altars, call for fire. Only one God answers. Elijah doesn't flinch.
Elijah Runs from Jezebel
1 Kings 19
Elijah Runs from Jezebel
Fresh off his greatest victory, Elijah crumbles. He begs God to kill him. Then hears the still small voice.
Naboth's Vineyard
1 Kings 21
Naboth's Vineyard
A king pouts because a farmer won't sell. His wife frames the man for blasphemy. Blood stains the throne.
Elijah Taken to Heaven
2 Kings 2
Elijah Taken to Heaven
A chariot of fire splits the sky. Elijah goes up in a whirlwind. Elisha picks up the mantle.

Coups, leprosy, a lost book, Jerusalem on fire.

Kings Who Copied the Worst
1-2 Kings various
Kings Who Copied the Worst
One bad king after another copies the sins of those before. Cosmetic religion can't cure deep rot.
Decay, Coups & Leprosy
2 Kings various
Decay, Coups & Leprosy
Internal corruption invites external disaster. The monarchy slowly rots from the inside out.
One Angel, One Army Destroyed
2 Kings 19
One Angel, One Army Destroyed
185,000 Assyrian soldiers surround Jerusalem. Hezekiah prays. One angel. One night. The entire army is gone by morning.
Hezekiah vs. the Empire
2 Chronicles 32
Hezekiah vs. the Empire
A faithful king stares down the Assyrian war machine. Intimidation letters arrive. He spreads them before God and prays.
Hezekiah's Revival
2 Chronicles 29-30
Hezekiah's Revival
A young king reopens the temple, smashes idols, and throws the biggest Passover in centuries. Judah breathes again.
Hezekiah's Extra Years
2 Kings 20
Hezekiah's Extra Years
God gives Hezekiah 15 more years, then he blows it by showing off his treasures to the wrong people.
Manasseh Hits Reverse
2 Kings 21
Manasseh Hits Reverse
A son undoes his father's reforms and drags the nation to its worst spiritual low. One generation can undo decades of progress.
Josiah Finds the Lost Book
2 Kings 22-23
Josiah Finds the Lost Book
Workers find the Book of the Law buried in temple rubble. When the king hears it read, he tears his clothes and reforms everything.
Josiah's Last Battle
2 Chronicles 35
Josiah's Last Battle
The revival king wages one final war. Altars are smashed, hearts are called home, but the clock is ticking on Judah.
The Northern Kingdom Falls
2 Kings 17
The Northern Kingdom Falls
Centuries of bad kings catch up. Assyria conquers Israel and scatters the 10 tribes. They never come back.
Jerusalem Burns
2 Kings 25
Jerusalem Burns
Babylon breaks through the walls and burns the temple to the ground. The people are dragged into exile. Everything is gone.

Lions, a hidden queen, a prophet who ran from a city.

Nebuchadnezzar's Dream
Daniel 2
Nebuchadnezzar's Dream
The king has a nightmare. No one can interpret it. A Jewish teenager walks in and reads empires like a timeline.
The Fiery Furnace
Daniel 3
The Fiery Furnace
Bow or burn. Three men choose burn. The king sees four figures in the flames. Not a hair singed.
Daniel & the Lions' Den
Daniel 6
Daniel & the Lions' Den
They threw him in a pit of lions because he wouldn't stop praying. The lions didn't touch him.
The Writing on the Wall
Daniel 5
The Writing on the Wall
A drunken feast. A floating hand. Words on plaster. 'You have been weighed and found wanting.' Babylon falls that night.
Daniel's Visions
Daniel 7-9
Daniel's Visions
Four beasts. A ram and a goat. Seventy weeks. Daniel sees empires rise and fall like dominoes across centuries.
Esther Becomes Queen
Esther 1-2
Esther Becomes Queen
An orphan Jewish girl wins a beauty contest and becomes queen of Persia. She has no idea what's coming.
Haman's Plot
Esther 3-4
Haman's Plot
One man's ego gets bruised. His solution? Genocide. He rolls dice to pick the date. The clock starts ticking.
Esther's Banquet
Esther 5-7
Esther's Banquet
'If I perish, I perish.' Esther risks death to expose the plot. Haman hangs on his own gallows.
Esther Saves Her People
Esther 1-10
Esther Saves Her People
A secret Jewish queen risks everything to stop a genocide. She walks in uninvited to the king. Ultimate main character energy.
Jonah & the Whale
Jonah 1-4
Jonah & the Whale
God said go left. Jonah went right. A giant fish swallowed him for 3 days. Lesson learned the hard way.
Jonah's Anger
Jonah 3-4
Jonah's Anger
Nineveh repents. Jonah fumes. 'I knew you'd forgive them!' God schools him with a dying plant.

Clay, dry bones, a prophet who married a prostitute.

Isaiah's Vision
Isaiah 6
Isaiah's Vision
The temple shakes. Seraphim cover their faces. 'Holy, holy, holy.' Isaiah's lips are burned clean. 'Here am I — send me.'
Isaiah's Call
Isaiah 6
Isaiah's Call
A vision of God on his throne, angels crying 'Holy!' Isaiah's lips are burned clean. 'Here I am — send me.'
The Immanuel Prophecy
Isaiah 7, 9
The Immanuel Prophecy
A virgin will conceive. A child called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God. 700 years before Bethlehem — Isaiah saw it.
New Heavens & New Earth
Isaiah 65-66
New Heavens & New Earth
No more weeping. The wolf and lamb lie together. God makes everything new. Isaiah's stunning vision of the final restoration.
Jeremiah the Weeping Prophet
Jeremiah 1, 20, 38
Jeremiah the Weeping Prophet
God calls a teenager to deliver bad news to an entire nation. Nobody listens. He weeps anyway.
The Potter's Clay
Jeremiah 18-19
The Potter's Clay
God sends Jeremiah to a pottery shop. A ruined pot gets reshaped. The message: I can rebuild you, Israel — if you let me.
Jeremiah in the Cistern
Jeremiah 38
Jeremiah in the Cistern
They throw the prophet into a muddy pit to die. One foreigner risks everything to pull him out. Truth has a cost.
The New Covenant
Jeremiah 31:31-34
The New Covenant
No more stone tablets. God writes his law on hearts. 'I will forgive their sin and remember it no more.' Game-changer.
Ezekiel's Call & The Wheel
Ezekiel 1-3
Ezekiel's Call & The Wheel
Four living creatures, wheels within wheels, eyes everywhere. The wildest vision in the Bible — and Ezekiel's mission starts.
Valley of Dry Bones
Ezekiel 37
Valley of Dry Bones
A field of skeletons. God asks: 'Can these bones live?' Ezekiel speaks. Bones rattle. Flesh forms. An army rises.
The Restored Temple
Ezekiel 47
The Restored Temple
Ezekiel sees a future temple with water flowing from it — a river that heals everything it touches. A glimpse of paradise.
Hosea & Gomer
Hosea 1-3
Hosea & Gomer
God tells a prophet to marry a prostitute. She leaves. He buys her back. It's a love story about Israel.
Israel's Unfaithfulness
Hosea 2-3
Israel's Unfaithfulness
God compares Israel to Hosea's cheating wife. She runs to other lovers. But God keeps pursuing. The pain is real.
God's Love Wins
Hosea 11, 14
God's Love Wins
After all the betrayal, God can't let go. 'How can I give you up?' His compassion overpowers his anger. Love wins.

Storms, lepers, 5,000 fed, a man four days in the tomb.

Jesus Gets Baptized
Matthew 3:13-17
Jesus Gets Baptized
Jesus walks into the Jordan River and the sky opens. A dove descends. God says 'that's my son' out loud.
40 Days in the Desert
Matthew 4:1-11
40 Days in the Desert
Starving and alone, Jesus faces the devil's three best tricks. He shuts them all down with Scripture.
Water to Wine
John 2:1-11
Water to Wine
Jesus' first miracle happens at a wedding party because his mom basically peer-pressured him into it. Iconic.
The Miraculous Catch of Fish
Luke 5:1-11
The Miraculous Catch of Fish
Professional fishermen catch nothing all night. Jesus says try again. The nets nearly break from the haul.
Casting Out an Evil Spirit
Mark 1:21-28
Casting Out an Evil Spirit
In the synagogue, a demon screams at Jesus. One command and it's gone. The crowd is stunned — who IS this guy?
Peter's Mother-in-Law Healed
Mark 1:29-34
Peter's Mother-in-Law Healed
Jesus touches her hand, the fever leaves, and she immediately gets up and starts serving dinner. Word spreads fast.
Touching the Leper
Mark 1:40-45
Touching the Leper
Nobody touches lepers. Jesus reaches out his hand. 'I am willing. Be clean.' The outcast is restored.
Through the Roof
Mark 2:1-12
Through the Roof
Four friends can't get through the crowd, so they rip open the roof and lower their paralyzed friend to Jesus. That's friendship.
The Centurion's Faith
Matthew 8:5-13
The Centurion's Faith
A Roman soldier says 'just say the word and my servant will be healed.' Jesus is blown away — this outsider has more faith than Israel.
Jesus Stops a Storm
Mark 4:35-41
Jesus Stops a Storm
Waves crashing, boat sinking, disciples screaming. Jesus wakes up from a nap and tells the storm to shut up. It does.
Legion & the Pigs
Mark 5:1-20
Legion & the Pigs
A man possessed by thousands of demons lives in a graveyard. Jesus frees him in one sentence. The demons go into pigs.
Jairus's Daughter & the Bleeding Woman
Mark 5:21-43
Jairus's Daughter & the Bleeding Woman
One desperate father and one daring woman. Both need a miracle. Both get one. Faith interrupts death.
The Widow's Son Lives Again
Luke 7:11-17
The Widow's Son Lives Again
A funeral procession. A grieving mother. Jesus touches the coffin, says 'get up,' and the dead man sits up. The crowd freaks out.
Jesus Feeds 5,000
Matthew 14:13-21
Jesus Feeds 5,000
5 loaves, 2 fish, 5,000 hungry people. He made it work. And there were leftovers.
Jesus Walks on Water
Matthew 14:22-33
Jesus Walks on Water
Middle of a storm. Disciples panicking. Then they see someone walking on the waves toward them.
Deaf Ears Opened
Mark 7:31-37
Deaf Ears Opened
A deaf man with a speech impediment meets Jesus. Ears open, tongue loosens, and the crowd can't stop talking about it.
Jesus Feeds 4,000
Matthew 15:32-39
Jesus Feeds 4,000
Different crowd, same compassion. A few loaves, a few fish, thousands fed. Bread becomes a recurring theme.
The Boy with a Demon
Matthew 17:14-21
The Boy with a Demon
The disciples can't heal a demon-possessed boy. Jesus does it instantly and says 'this kind requires prayer and fasting.'
The Fish with a Coin
Matthew 17:24-27
The Fish with a Coin
Tax collectors come asking. Jesus tells Peter to catch a fish — there'll be a coin in its mouth. There is. Bill paid.
Healing at the Pool of Bethesda
John 5
Healing at the Pool of Bethesda
A man waits 38 years by a pool hoping for healing. Jesus walks up and says 'do you want to get well?' One word and it's done.
Healing the Official's Son
John 4:43-54
Healing the Official's Son
A royal official begs Jesus to heal his dying kid. Jesus says 'go home, your son is fine.' He is.
Born Blind, Now Sees
John 9
Born Blind, Now Sees
Jesus heals a man blind from birth. The Pharisees interrogate him relentlessly. His answer is simple: 'I was blind. Now I see.'
Lazarus Lives Again
John 11:1-44
Lazarus Lives Again
Dead four days, sealed in a tomb. Jesus weeps, then shouts 'Lazarus, come out!' And he does. The ultimate mic drop.

The stories that flipped the room. Samaritans, sons, and a narrow door.

The Good Samaritan
Luke 10:25-37
The Good Samaritan
A man gets robbed and left for dead. Religious people walk past. The despised outsider stops to help. 'Who was the neighbor?'
The Prodigal Son
Luke 15
The Prodigal Son
He took his inheritance, blew it all, and came crawling back to eat pig food. His dad threw him a party anyway.
The Wedding Feast Parables
Luke 14:1-24
The Wedding Feast Parables
Invitations go out to the VIPs. They all make excuses. So the host invites everyone from the streets instead.
The Narrow Door
Luke 13:22-30
The Narrow Door
'Strive to enter through the narrow door.' Many will try and fail. Urgency rings out — don't wait.
Counting the Cost
Luke 14:25-35
Counting the Cost
Following Jesus isn't casual. Count the cost first. He's not looking for fans — he wants people who'll carry a cross.
The Shrewd Manager
Luke 16:1-15
The Shrewd Manager
A manager about to get fired cuts deals with his boss's debtors. Jesus praises the hustle. Wait, what?
The Rich Man & Lazarus
Luke 16:19-31
The Rich Man & Lazarus
A rich man ignores a beggar at his gate. They both die. The reversal on the other side is permanent.
The Good Shepherd
John 10
The Good Shepherd
'I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep.' Jesus defines leadership by sacrifice.
Teaching Them to Pray
Luke 11:1-13
Teaching Them to Pray
'Lord, teach us to pray.' Jesus gives them the simplest, most powerful prayer in history. Then tells a story about persistence.
The Greatest Commandment
Matthew 22:34-40
The Greatest Commandment
'Love God with everything. Love your neighbor as yourself.' The entire law and prophets hang on these two lines.
Caesar's Coin
Matthew 22:15-22
Caesar's Coin
They try to trap Jesus with a political question. He asks for a coin. 'Give to Caesar what's Caesar's, and to God what's God's.' Mic drop.
Faith, Figs & Loaded Questions
Matthew 21-22
Faith, Figs & Loaded Questions
Religious leaders fire trap after trap at Jesus. He answers every one and fires back harder.
Marriage & the Afterlife
Matthew 22:23-33
Marriage & the Afterlife
The Sadducees think they've got Jesus with a brain teaser about marriage after death. He shuts it down in one sentence.
Whose Son Is the Messiah?
Matthew 22:41-46
Whose Son Is the Messiah?
Jesus asks the Pharisees a riddle about David's son. Nobody can answer. He reveals the Messiah is bigger than they imagined.
Signs of the End
Matthew 24-25
Signs of the End
On the Mount of Olives, Jesus describes the end of the world — wars, earthquakes, deception. 'Stay ready. You don't know the day.'

Disciples, Pharisees, a woman at a well. The ministry that would not sit still.

John the Baptist Preaches
Matthew 3:1-12
John the Baptist Preaches
A wild man in the desert wearing camel hair, eating locusts, screaming 'repent.' He's preparing the way for someone bigger.
John Declares 'The Lamb of God'
John 1:29-34
John Declares 'The Lamb of God'
John sees Jesus coming and says 'Look — the Lamb of God.' A prophet points past himself to the one who matters.
Meeting the First Disciples
John 1:35-51
Meeting the First Disciples
Simple invitations — 'come and see' — change the course of history. Fishermen drop their nets and follow.
Matthew Leaves Everything
Matthew 9:9-13
Matthew Leaves Everything
A hated tax collector hears 'follow me,' walks away from the money table, and throws Jesus a dinner party with all his shady friends.
Picking the Twelve
Luke 6:12-49
Picking the Twelve
After a night of prayer, Jesus picks his squad — fishermen, a tax collector, a zealot, and a traitor. Interesting choices.
Nicodemus Comes at Night
John 3:1-21
Nicodemus Comes at Night
A religious leader sneaks to Jesus after dark. 'You must be born again.' The conversation that explains everything.
The Woman at the Well
John 4:1-42
The Woman at the Well
A Samaritan outcast meets Jesus at a well. He knows everything about her. She becomes the first evangelist.
Jesus Flips Tables in the Temple
John 2:13-25
Jesus Flips Tables in the Temple
Jesus walks into the temple, sees it turned into a marketplace, and starts flipping tables. Nobody stops him.
The Sabbath Showdowns
Matthew 12:1-14
The Sabbath Showdowns
Jesus heals on the Sabbath and the religious leaders lose their minds. Rules were made for people, not the other way around.
Demons & Accusations
Matthew 12:22-37
Demons & Accusations
Jesus casts out a demon and the Pharisees accuse him of working for Satan. Jesus dismantles their logic in seconds.
John the Baptist Beheaded
Matthew 14:1-12
John the Baptist Beheaded
A birthday party, a dance, and a horrifying request. The greatest prophet loses his head because of a grudge.
John the Baptist's Last Words
John 3:22-36
John the Baptist's Last Words
As his own following shrinks, John says 'He must increase, I must decrease.' A prophet who knew his role.
The Purity Debate
Mark 7:1-23
The Purity Debate
The Pharisees obsess over hand-washing rituals. Jesus says it's not what goes into you that defiles — it's what comes out of your heart.
A Mother's Desperate Faith
Mark 7:24-30
A Mother's Desperate Faith
A Syrophoenician woman begs Jesus to heal her daughter. He tests her. She fires back with one of the best comebacks in the Bible.
Peter's Big Confession
Matthew 16:13-28
Peter's Big Confession
'Who do you say I am?' Peter nails it — 'You're the Christ.' Then Jesus drops the first prediction of his death.
The Transfiguration
Matthew 17:1-13
The Transfiguration
Jesus takes three disciples up a mountain. His face blazes like the sun. Moses and Elijah appear. Peter wants to build tents.
Jesus Predicts His Death
Matthew 20:17-19
Jesus Predicts His Death
Jesus tells the disciples exactly what's coming — betrayal, death, resurrection. They don't understand. He says it three times.
The Cursed Fig Tree & Temple Fury
Mark 11:12-25
The Cursed Fig Tree & Temple Fury
Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree and clears the temple of merchants. Both acts say the same thing: bear fruit or be cut off.
Mary & Martha
Luke 10:38-42
Mary & Martha
One sister is hustling in the kitchen, the other is sitting at Jesus' feet. Martha complains. Jesus sides with Mary.
Sending Out 72 Missionaries
Luke 10:1-24
Sending Out 72 Missionaries
Jesus sends 72 followers ahead of him in pairs. They come back amazed — even demons obey them.
Casting Out Demons & Taking Heat
Luke 11:14-28
Casting Out Demons & Taking Heat
Jesus drives out a demon. Some say he's using Satan's power. Jesus dismantles the accusation and warns about empty houses.
Calling Out the Pharisees
Luke 11:37-54
Calling Out the Pharisees
Jesus accepts a dinner invite then absolutely roasts the Pharisees to their faces. Hypocrisy gets exposed at the table.
Bread of Life
John 6:22-71
Bread of Life
After the miracle meal, Jesus says 'I AM the bread of life.' The crowd wanted food. He offered himself. Many walk away.
The Festival Showdown
John 7
The Festival Showdown
Jesus shows up at the Feast of Tabernacles and the crowds are split — prophet, deceiver, or Messiah? Tension is thick.
Go Ahead, Throw a Stone
John 8:1-11
Go Ahead, Throw a Stone
A woman caught in adultery is dragged before Jesus. 'Let the one without sin throw first.' One by one, they walk away.
Zacchaeus Climbs a Tree
Luke 19:1-10
Zacchaeus Climbs a Tree
A short, rich tax collector climbs a sycamore to see Jesus. Jesus spots him and invites himself to dinner. Everything changes.

A deal, a garden, a cross, an empty tomb.

Anointed at Bethany
John 12:1-8
Anointed at Bethany
A woman pours expensive perfume on Jesus. The disciples say it's wasteful. Jesus says she's preparing him for burial.
The Plot Against Jesus
Matthew 26:1-5
The Plot Against Jesus
The religious leaders have had enough. They start scheming in secret to arrest and kill Jesus before the festival ends.
Judas Makes a Deal
Matthew 26:14-16
Judas Makes a Deal
Thirty silver coins. That's the price Judas puts on Jesus. He walks to the priests and offers to hand him over.
Palm Sunday
Matthew 21:1-11
Palm Sunday
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey. Crowds wave palms and shout 'Hosanna!' The king arrives — but not how anyone expected.
The Last Supper
Matthew 26:17-30
The Last Supper
His final meal with his 12 closest friends. Bread and wine become his body and blood. One of them is about to betray him.
Gethsemane
Matthew 26:36-46
Gethsemane
'Take this cup from me. But not my will — yours.' In crushing sorrow, Jesus chooses obedience over escape.
Arrested in the Garden
Matthew 26:47-56
Arrested in the Garden
A kiss from Judas. Torches and swords. Peter swings a sword and cuts off an ear. Jesus heals it and surrenders.
Before the Sanhedrin
Matthew 26:57-68
Before the Sanhedrin
False witnesses, loaded questions, and one honest answer: 'I am.' The high priest tears his robes. Guilty of blasphemy.
Peter's Three Denials
Matthew 26:69-75
Peter's Three Denials
'I don't know him.' Three times. Then the rooster crows. Peter remembers and breaks down crying.
Jesus Before Pilate
Matthew 27:11-26
Jesus Before Pilate
Pilate finds no fault in him. The crowd screams for crucifixion. He washes his hands and hands Jesus over.
The Crucifixion
Matthew 27:32-56
The Crucifixion
They mocked him, beat him, and nailed him to a cross. The sky went dark. He said 'It is finished' and gave up his spirit.
Buried in a Borrowed Tomb
Matthew 27:57-66
Buried in a Borrowed Tomb
Joseph of Arimathea takes the body down, wraps it in linen, and places it in his own new tomb. A stone seals the entrance.
The Resurrection
Matthew 28:1-10
The Resurrection
Three days later, the tomb is empty. He's alive. Everything he said was true. The greatest comeback in history.
The Road to Emmaus
Luke 24:13-35
The Road to Emmaus
Two heartbroken disciples walk home. A stranger joins them and explains the Scriptures. When he breaks bread, they realize — it's Jesus.
Doubting Thomas
John 20:24-29
Doubting Thomas
'Unless I put my finger in the nail holes, I won't believe.' Jesus shows up and says 'go ahead.' Thomas falls to his knees.
The Great Commission
Matthew 28:16-20
The Great Commission
'Go and make disciples of all nations.' Jesus gives the final mission statement before leaving earth.

Pentecost to the first graves. The church starts loud.

The Ascension
Acts 1:1-11
The Ascension
Jesus leads his disciples to a hillside, blesses them, and rises into the sky. Two angels say 'he'll be back.'
Pentecost
Acts 2
Pentecost
The Holy Spirit arrives like fire and wind. Everyone starts speaking languages they never learned. The church is born.
The Beautiful Gate Miracle
Acts 3
The Beautiful Gate Miracle
A disabled beggar asks Peter for money. Peter says 'I don't have money, but I have something better.' The man walks.
Ananias & Sapphira
Acts 5
Ananias & Sapphira
A couple lies about their donation to the church. They both drop dead. God is not messing around with fakes in the early church.
Stephen, the First Martyr
Acts 6-7
Stephen, the First Martyr
A man full of faith and fire preaches the truth. They stone him to death. He forgives them while dying.
The Church Scatters & Philip
Acts 8
The Church Scatters & Philip
Persecution scatters believers everywhere. Philip ends up baptizing an Ethiopian official on a desert road. The gospel spreads.
Saul Meets Jesus on the Road
Acts 9:1-31
Saul Meets Jesus on the Road
A Christian-hunter gets blinded by a light. Jesus says 'why are you persecuting me?' Saul becomes Paul. The greatest 180 in history.
Peter's Miracles in Lydda & Joppa
Acts 9:32-43
Peter's Miracles in Lydda & Joppa
Peter heals a paralyzed man and raises a dead woman. The apostles are walking in the same power Jesus had.
Cornelius & the Sheet Vision
Acts 10
Cornelius & the Sheet Vision
God sends Peter a vision of forbidden food and says 'eat.' The message: salvation isn't just for Jews anymore.
The Antioch Church
Acts 11
The Antioch Church
A diverse church launches in Antioch. For the first time, followers of Jesus are called 'Christians.'
James Killed, Peter Escapes
Acts 12
James Killed, Peter Escapes
King Herod executes James. He arrests Peter too — but an angel breaks him out of prison in the middle of the night.

Riots, shipwrecks, house arrest. Paul will not shut up.

Paul's First Missionary Journey
Acts 13-14
Paul's First Missionary Journey
Paul and Barnabas hit the road. New churches spring up, old habits resist, and the gospel goes where it's never been.
The Jerusalem Council
Acts 15
The Jerusalem Council
The early church debates the biggest question: do non-Jews have to follow Jewish law? They land on grace.
Earthquake at Philippi
Acts 16
Earthquake at Philippi
Paul and Silas are in prison, singing hymns at midnight. An earthquake blows the doors open. The jailer converts.
Thessalonica Riot & Berean Scholars
Acts 17:1-14
Thessalonica Riot & Berean Scholars
One city riots, the next one fact-checks Scripture daily. Two very different receptions for the same message.
Athens: The Unknown God
Acts 17:15-34
Athens: The Unknown God
Paul finds an altar labeled 'To an Unknown God.' He says 'let me introduce him.' Philosophy meets revelation.
Riot in Ephesus & the Bonfire
Acts 19
Riot in Ephesus & the Bonfire
Believers burn their magic books worth millions. Silversmiths riot because they're losing money. Power confronts profit.
Eutychus Falls Out a Window
Acts 20:7-12
Eutychus Falls Out a Window
Paul preaches so long that a young man falls asleep, falls out a third-story window, and dies. Paul raises him back.
Farewell at Miletus
Acts 20:17-38
Farewell at Miletus
Paul says goodbye to the church leaders at Miletus. There are tears on the shore. He knows he won't see them again.
Arrested at the Temple
Acts 21
Arrested at the Temple
Paul visits the temple in Jerusalem and a mob drags him out. Roman soldiers save his life. The trials begin.
Trials Before Governors
Acts 24-26
Trials Before Governors
Paul gets passed from one Roman official to another. Each one finds no fault, but nobody sets him free. He appeals to Caesar.
Shipwreck & Malta
Acts 27-28
Shipwreck & Malta
A brutal storm, 14 days lost at sea, the ship breaks apart. Everyone makes it to shore. A snake bites Paul. He shakes it off.
Paul Under House Arrest
Acts 28:16-31
Paul Under House Arrest
Chained to a Roman guard in a rented room, Paul keeps preaching. Chains can't stop the word.

Letters from the road and the cell.

Love Is...
1 Corinthians 13
Love Is...
Paul writes 13 verses that get read at every wedding. But the context? A church tearing itself apart.
Armor of God
Ephesians 6:10-20
Armor of God
Belt. Breastplate. Shoes. Shield. Helmet. Sword. Paul describes spiritual warfare like a Roman soldier suiting up.
Paul & Timothy
1 Timothy 1, 2 Timothy 1
Paul & Timothy
A spiritual father and his young protégé. Tears at goodbye. 'Fan into flame the gift that is in you.'
Paul's Letter to Rome
Romans 1-8
Paul's Letter to Rome
The most theological letter ever written. Justification, grace, and the famous 'nothing can separate us.'
James Writes to the Church
James
James Writes to the Church
Practical wisdom for scattered believers. Faith without action is dead. Control your tongue. Help the poor. No excuses.
Taming the Tongue
James 3
Taming the Tongue
A tiny spark burns a forest. James says the tongue is the same — small but deadly. Nobody can tame it. So now what?
Faith Without Works
James 2:14-26
Faith Without Works
You say you believe? Show me. Faith without action is dead. James doesn't sugarcoat it — put your money where your mouth is.
Peter's Final Letter
2 Peter
Peter's Final Letter
An aging apostle warns about false teachers and reminds the church: he SAW Jesus transfigured on that mountain. This isn't fiction.
Guard the Truth
2 Peter 2-3
Guard the Truth
Peter's final warning: false teachers are coming. They'll twist Scripture. Stay anchored. Grow in grace. Don't get swept away.
Paul's Last Letter
2 Timothy
Paul's Last Letter
From a Roman prison, Paul writes to Timothy one final time. 'I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race.'
Finish the Race
2 Timothy 4
Finish the Race
Paul's last letter from death row. 'I have fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith.' A warrior's goodbye.

Bible story playlists

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Curated collections of Bible stories — by theme, person, or arc. Bible Tea has 26 playlists. The catalog is on this page. Play is in the app.

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Start Here — Creation to the Resurrection in listening order. Love stories, miracles, and the life of Jesus are next. Download Bible Tea and tap play.

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