Podcast
Bible Stories
Hosted by Matt Mullins and Todd Haymans · EN
Join two ministers, Matt Mullins and Todd Haymans, as they bring timeless their love for Bible stories to life with fresh perspective and engaging storytelling. Each episode unpacks the historical, spiritual, and practical significance of Scripture, making ancient truths accessible for today's world. Whether you're well-versed in the Bible or just curious, this show invites you to discover wisdom, hope, and inspiration in every story. Tune in and journey through the greatest stories ever told.
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The Tragedy of Cain and Abel
3d ago00:29:22Tap to summarizeWhat begins as a rejected offering becomes the Bible's first murder—but Cain and Abel's story is about more than jealousy between brothers. In today's episode, we explore how sin takes root, why God cares about the heart behind our worship, and how conviction can lead us home. Cain built a life in a land called Wandering, but through Jesus, wandering doesn't have to be the end of our story.
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1w ago00:28:28Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Bible Stories, hosts Matt Mullins and Todd Haymans continue their Confrontations series by examining the powerful story of Samuel confronting King Saul in 1 Samuel 15. Together they explore one of the Bible's most challenging lessons: "To obey is better than sacrifice." Why did Saul lose God's favor? What does partial obedience reveal about our hearts? How should Christians lovingly confront sin, and how should we respond when we're the ones being corrected? In this Bible study, you'll discover: • Why partial obedience is still disobedience • The meaning of 1 Samuel 15:22: "To obey is better than sacrifice" • How to confront others with truth and grace • Why humility is essential for spiritual growth • Biblical principles for repentance, accountability, and Christian discipleship Whether you're studying 1 Samuel, preparing to teach the Bible, leading a small group, or simply seeking to grow in your walk with Christ, this episode offers practical, biblical encouragement for everyday faith. Scripture: 1 Samuel 15:10–26 Topics: King Saul, Samuel, 1 Samuel 15, obedience, confrontation, repentance, humility, discipleship, Christian living, Bible study, Old Testament, spiritual growth.
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Paul Calls Peter Out: When Actions Deny the Gospel
3w ago00:30:12Tap to summarizeWhat happens when one apostle publicly confronts another? In Galatians 2:11–21, Peter knows that Jews and Gentiles are one in Christ—but fear causes his actions to contradict his beliefs. Paul refuses to remain silent because the truth of the gospel is at stake. Matt and Todd explore why Paul confronted Peter publicly, how even mature believers can stumble, and why loving confrontation is sometimes necessary. Along the way, they uncover the life-changing truth at the heart of Paul's correction: We are made right with God through faith in Jesus Christ, not through religious performance.
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Answering Your Questions
Jul 1400:36:35Tap to summarizeTodd and Matt wrap up the Big Questions series by tackling thoughtful questions submitted by listeners. From heaven and the Millennial Kingdom to predestination, biblical interpretation, and more, they close the series by exploring what Scripture says about some of the Bible's most fascinating topics.
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How Did People Get Saved Before the Cross?
Jul 700:20:39Tap to summarizeBefore Jesus was born, how were people saved? Did Abraham, Moses, David, and the other faithful men and women of the Old Testament go to heaven another way? In this episode, we explore one of the Bible's most important questions and discover that God has always had one plan of salvation. From Abraham's faith to the sacrificial system, every page of the Old Testament points to Jesus Christ. Learn why the cross didn't just save those who came after Christ—it also secured the salvation of those who trusted God's promises before He came.
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Can a Christian Lose Salvation?
Jun 3000:34:20Tap to summarizeCan a Christian lose their salvation? It's one of the most important—and emotionally loaded—questions a believer can ask. In this episode of our Big Questions series, we examine what the Bible teaches about eternal security, the warning passages that often cause confusion, and how to know if your faith is genuine. Join us as we explore passages from John, Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, and 1 John to discover why our confidence isn't found in our ability to hold on to Jesus, but in His promise to hold on to us.
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What Happens When Unbelievers Die? Hell, Judgment, and the Hope of the Gospel
Jun 2300:29:01Tap to summarizeWhat happens after death for those who reject Christ? In this episode, Matt and Todd explore what the Bible teaches about hell, judgment, and eternity, while also highlighting God's desire that no one should perish. Along the way, they discuss Jesus' sacrifice for sin, the rich man and Lazarus, the Great White Throne Judgment, and why the gospel offers hope to anyone who will trust in Him.
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What Happens When We Die?
Jun 1600:19:38Tap to summarizeIt's the biggest question every person will eventually face: What happens when we die? In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about the believer's future—from the moment of death, to Heaven, to the resurrection of the body, and ultimately the eternal state. Join us as we discover the hope God has prepared for those who trust in Christ."
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Is God Angry with Me?
Jun 200:24:03Tap to summarizeWe continue our Big Questions series by exploring a question many people have asked at one time or another: "Is God angry with me?" Together, we'll examine what both the Old and New Testaments reveal about God's character.
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Are My Loved Ones Watching Me from Heaven?
May 2600:23:19Tap to summarizeDo our family members in heaven see us? Do they become angels? Do they help us? In this episode, we step away from our normal format to tackle a question many Christians quietly wonder about. Together, we'll separate sentiment from Scripture and discover what the Bible really says about heaven, loved ones, and the hope waiting for believers.
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