Dec 23 — Luke 2:8 Shepherds in the fields — proof it wasn’t winter.
Welcome to my Daily Nerd Out Session!
This is where I dig into the verses we lean on most and pull out key insights you might have missed. I like to call it the space where faith meets curiosity.
Most of the verses I share come straight from The Bible App—you know, the one in the Play Store with the red cover that just about everyone has. It’s one of the most widely used apps in the world, which makes it a great launchpad for exploring Scripture.
But here’s the fun part: if there’s a verse you’re curious about—or one that keeps popping up in your life—tell me! I’ll gladly do the digging and bring back the details: the language, the culture, the history, and the kind of depth that makes God’s Word come alive.
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Dec 22 — Micah 5:2 Prophecy of where Messiah would be born.
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Dec 21 — John 4:23–24 True worshipers worship in spirit and truth — not in inherited customs.
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Dec 20 — 1 Thessalonians 5:22 Avoid every appearance of evil.
Imagine a small group of believers gathered quietly. No church buildings. No public safety. Many are new converts who just walked away from pagan worship, festivals, and household idols.
Dec 19 — Galatians 4:8–10 Paul rebukes returning to pagan festival calendars.
Picture a small gathering of believers.No buildings. No safety. No applause.
Dec 18 — Ephesians 5:11 Expose the works of darkness — don’t participate.
Ephesians 5:11 is often misunderstood. Many read it as a call to confrontation.Others read it as a call to withdrawal.
Dec 17 — Romans 12:2 Do not conform to the patterns of this world.
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Dec 16 — Acts 17:30-31 God commands all to repent of former ignorance.
Paul is not speaking to pagans who reject God. He is speaking to people who love spirituality. Athens is full of worship... altars, temples, rituals, philosophy, curiosity.
Dec 15 — Acts 2:42 The apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, prayer — the real traditions.
The sun eases its way over the rooftops of Jerusalem. A woman steps outside before the city awakens, carrying bread instead of ornaments. In a small home, oil lamps cast a soft glow. There’s no raised platform here, just a low table.
Dec 14 — Malachi 3:6 God does not change — His standards haven’t shifted.
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Dec 13 — Ezekiel 14:6 “Turn from your idols and renounce your detestable practices.”
“These men have set up idols in their hearts and put wicked stumbling blocks before their faces.”
Dec 12 — Isaiah 29:13 They honor Me with their lips, but hearts are far.
Isaiah is not describing atheists. He is describing church folk.
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