Playlists

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All thirty-five the Gospels record, in the order they happened — from water into wine to breakfast on the shore.

The last week, in the order it unfolded — from the entry into Jerusalem to the empty tomb.

The story Genesis tells, straight through — creation, the fall, the flood, Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph.

The rescue that the rest of Scripture keeps looking back to — the bush, the plagues, the Passover, the sea, and the mountain.

How the people of Scripture actually prayed — Hannah, Solomon, Daniel, Jonah, and Jesus Himself.

A father speaking to his child — the "my son" passages of Proverbs, gathered in order.

For lying awake — honest lament that ends in trust. Pairs well with the sleep timer.

For hard days — the shepherd, the refuge, the God who keeps watch and does not sleep.

Sheer praise — the heavens declaring, the everlasting gates, everything that has breath.

Give thanks — His love endures forever.

From the prophets who promised Him to the shepherds and the Magi who found Him — the whole nativity, in order.

Acts, told through its turning points — Pentecost, Stephen, the Damascus road, and the gospel going to the ends of the earth.

The seven times Jesus says who He is, in John — bread, light, gate, shepherd, resurrection, way, vine.

His whole ministry told straight through, drawing from all four Gospels in the order the events happened — from the eternal Word to the Ascension.

What He did, told one account each — healings, storms stilled, the dead raised.

Every major parable He told, gathered in one place — the sower, the good Samaritan, the prodigal son, the talents, and the rest.

The longest stretch of His teaching we have, section by section — the Beatitudes through the wise and foolish builders.

Short, encouraging passages for young listeners — made, loved, watched over, and never alone.

For loss — Scripture that sits with sorrow honestly before it says anything about hope.

A list of notable women in the Bible