Braden Pedersen, host of Back to the Bible Daily, walks through Joseph’s story in Genesis 50:15–21 to help you see how God can work purpose through betrayal, suffering, and injustice. In this episode he retells Joseph’s journey from pit to prison to palace, explains Joseph’s honest naming of the evil done to him, and draws three compact lessons: God’s good purpose runs underneath painful chapters, recognizing evil doesn’t cancel God’s sovereignty, and God’s purposes often reach far beyond personal comfort. Braden also links Joseph’s story to the greater story of the cross.

Host Braden Pedersen guides Back to the Bible Daily through a clear, practical look at what faith really is—using Hebrews 11:1–6 as the anchor. This episode shows that biblical faith is assurance and conviction, not a blind leap or an inner force. Three core truths: faith rests on God’s proven trustworthiness, it acts before outcomes are visible, and it’s aimed at a Person who rewards those who seek Him.

Join Braden Pedersen, host of Back to the Bible Daily, as he walks through Proverbs 3:5–6 and clears up common misconceptions about trusting God. Instead of promising an easy life, this episode explains what it looks like to stop “leaning on your own understanding,” to acknowledge God in everyday decisions, and to follow a path that’s right—even when it’s hard.

Braden Pedersen leads a short, powerful devotional exploring what the Bible says about suffering through Romans 5:1–5. This episode refuses to dismiss your pain or call it meaningless—instead it shows how God can use suffering to produce endurance, shape character, and secure a hope grounded in God’s poured-out love. You’ll hear practical truth for sitting with real grief while staying rooted in the peace of your relationship with God.

Braden Pedersen guides this short devotional on waiting through Psalm 27:13–14. If you’re in a season where nothing seems to change, Braden explains how King David preaches to his own waiting heart and gives three practical truths for us to follow.

Join Braden Pedersen, host of Back to the Bible Daily, as he talks about the woman at the well (John 4:1–30). In this episode Braden walks through how Jesus pursued someone the world had written off, offered “living water” that satisfies deeper thirst, and revealed himself to a woman whose past she tried to hide—turning shame into testimony.

Could you explain the Gospel in about a minute? In this Back to the Bible Daily episode, Braden Pedersen walks through Paul’s clear summary in 1 Corinthians 15:1–8 and shows why the Gospel is not advice or a moral example but the announcement of what God has done: Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again. Hear why the resurrection is the hinge of the faith, how the message is rooted in eyewitness testimony, and why the Gospel is both the foundation of salvation and the daily truth we keep returning to.

Braden Pedersen helps you rethink Jesus’ “Judge not” teaching from Matthew 7:1–5, showing that Jesus condemns hypocritical judgment—not thoughtful, humble discernment. This short devotional invites you to examine your own heart, correct with compassion, and extend the same grace you’d want for yourself.

Braden Pedersen explores what the Bible says about anger using Ephesians 4:26–32, showing how Scripture neither condemns all anger nor lets us excuse destructive rage. Learn the difference between righteous anger and anger rooted in pride, the spiritual and practical “guardrails” Paul gives, the danger of bitterness growing into malice, and the way out: forgiveness grounded in the grace you’ve received.

Braden Pedersen invites you to bring the kind of worry that won’t quiet down to God — not as a rebuke, but as a redirect. Using Philippians 4:6–7, this episode explains how God’s peace can guard your heart and mind even when circumstances don’t change, and gives practical, gentle steps for handling persistent anxiety.