Freedom delayed is freedom denied. This Juneteenth, we're examining a painful chapter of American history and a persistent myth: that the Bible endorses slavery. Join us as we uncover the difference between what Scripture describes and what it prescribes, and discover why the Bible's defining message is not oppression—but redemption and freedom.

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In this episode of The Bible Didn't Say That, we explore one of the most popular beliefs in modern Christianity: the Rapture. Is it actually taught in Scripture, or is it a relatively recent interpretation? We'll trace the origins of the doctrine, examine the key passages often used to support it, and discover why many Christians throughout history understood these texts very differently.

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In this episode of The Winding Way's series The Bible Didn't Say That, we examine the common claim, "If you don't tithe, you're robbing God." Looking closely at Malachi 3 and its original context, we explore what God was saying to ancient Israel, how New Testament teaching approaches generosity, and why context matters when applying Scripture today. Join us as we separate tradition from biblical truth and discover a deeper, grace-filled perspective on giving.

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This time, we’re unpacking one of the most quoted “Bible verses” that… isn’t actually in the Bible: “God helps those who help themselves.”

In a culture that celebrates independence and self-made success, what does scripture actually say about grace, community, and caring for the vulnerable?

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There are so many phrases we’ve heard in church culture for years that sound biblical . . . but when you actually slow down and open Scripture, they’re either misunderstood, taken out of context, or not there at all.

And honestly? I think a lot of us have carried the weight of those phrases without realizing it.

So in this series, we’re going back to what God actually said—and letting go of what He didn’t.

In this episode we’re starting with one of the most common phrases of all: “Everything happens for a reason.”

What's this podcast about?

It's not a map with all the answers but a companion for the road.

A place to slow down…
to reflect…
to ask questions…
and to remember that even on the winding path—you’re not walking alone.

Welcome . . . . Let’s walk The Winding Way . . . together.