A podcast for those who love Scripture memory, who want to memorize what matters! Join Josh Summers on his journey to memorize the New Testament of the Bible word for word, exploring various Bible memory methods and techniques along the way. If you have a desire to memorize Scripture, you'll find plenty of encouragement, inspiration and helpful tips from the expert guests who share their stories.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality |
Over the decades that Drake Mariani has been memorizing Scripture, he realized something important: all it takes is an image that can help jog his memory for the first couple words of a verse and then he can recite it. So he created an app called "Me... more
In elementary education, the use of "TPR" completely transforms how a child learns information and is one of the reasons why they can so easily soak up Bible verses. Listen as Sandy Hinkle from Bible Fox Learning explains her methodology and what we ... more
Most people tend to set ambitious goals for memorizing or reading the Bible in January. Inevitably, weeks or months later they abandon those goals. How can you avoid this same scenario in your faith journey? Here are some ideas.
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Most of us only review at one speed, but there are unexpected benefits to reciting your memorized Scripture at three different speeds, says Keith Ferrin, an author and Bible teacher. Be sure to join Josh and Keith for the upcoming Bible memory worksh... more
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I have gone back and listened to the beginning of all this podcast and have enjoyed EVERY SINGLE episode! Josh’s heart to inspire others to memorize what matters is so evident in the content he publishes for his listeners.
A wonderful and encouraging listen, with an extensive backlog of interviews, advice, techniques, and support for hiding the Words of God in your heart.
I’m really enjoying this podcast. I appreciate the encouragement and techniques that are shared. I’m starting slowly, because I’m new to memorizing Scripture - your podcast is so encouraging. You make memorizing feel like it’s within reach.
Josh is so bright, creative and compassionate. This podcast is a rich resource, every believer Christ needs to listen, you will be wiser and richer because of it. Thank you Josh for putting in such thoughtful effort for this resource. So grateful
It inspires me to listen to different people and theire unique ways to memorize what matters.
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