March 10th, 26: Deuteronomy 13–15, Galatians 1; Daily Bible in a Year

Welcome to the Daily Radio Bible for March 10th, 2025! In this episode, Hunter, your Bible Reading Coach, invites you to join him for a journey through Deuteronomy chapters 13–15 and Galatians chapter 1. Together, you'll explore powerful themes of faithfulness to God, the dangers of being led astray, and the ways God desires to set us free from lies and lead us into truth.

Hunter reflects on Paul’s dramatic transformation, emphasizing that true revelation comes not from human effort but by God graciously opening our eyes—just as He did for Paul on the road to Damascus. You'll be encouraged to embrace moments of awakening, let go of old misconceptions, and discover the profound, liberating love of Christ.

The episode is wrapped in heartfelt prayer, blessings for the day ahead, and a special birthday wish for Hunter's mom. Plus, Hunter shares a reminder to like, follow, and subscribe to keep the Daily Radio Bible community growing. Tune in for a time of Scripture reading, spiritual encouragement, and practical steps for living in God’s love today.

TODAY'S DEVOTION:

God reveals himself. Paul was a slave, and he didn't even know it. And God came and set Paul free—not by offering a doctrinal formula for him to learn, or by giving him some new insight into scripture even after all his deep studying. No, Paul says, "I received my message from no human source. No one taught me. Instead, I received it by direct revelation from Jesus Christ." It was God revealing God to Paul. And, friend, that's how it is for all of us.

Maybe you did hear a message, maybe you read a book or found yourself opening up to the gospel over time. Those things do happen. But underneath it all, whenever there is true awakening, it is God himself revealing himself—opening eyes, removing the scales, freeing us to see who he is and who we are in him. Chains break, and lies fall away. We begin to see that we were blind—not because of lack of effort or knowledge, but because only Christ can truly open our eyes.

Paul's story reminds us: before his encounter with Christ, his vision of God was shaped by lies and misconceptions. He believed in a God obsessed with theological purity, one who would even commission people to kill in His name. But that vision wasn't true; God is not like that. The real God, revealed in Jesus, is the God who values and loves people. He is full of grace and truth and so much grander than our categories or our obsessions with being right.

Like Paul, it is only when Jesus reveals himself to us—breaking through our blindness—that we can come to know the God of love and grace who lays down his life for us. This revelation sets us free to live a new kind of life—a life where the chains of deception and shame fall away, and we begin to walk in the light and love of God. The journey of faith is about seeing more of who Jesus really is, and as we do, we are made new.

That is my prayer: that my eyes would be opened more and more to the glorious love of our Lord Jesus. That's the prayer I have for myself, for my family, and for you. May your eyes see the true God revealed in Christ, and may that vision change everything.

May it be so.