Join Matt Searles and Rachel Redeemed with the Bible and a brew for the first episode of The Bible OverBrew where they chat through some of the key themes and ideas in Genesis 1-24. The key chapters are 1-3, 12, 15 and 17 and for some notes and questions to help you out, head to thebibleoverbrew.com.

This episode is the second in a series of 52 as we help you read through the Bible in a year! This week we are looking at Genesis chapter 25-50 but feel invited to just read Genesis 26-28, 37 and 45-50 if you're pushed for time - these are our key chapters.

This is episode 3 of 52 as we help you read through the Bible in a year. The key chapters this week are Exodus 1-18 but fif you're short of time you can focus on Exodus 1-3, 12 and 15. Some of scripture is better than none of scripture.

Another week, another chunk of scripture as we continue reading through the Bible in a year! This week we are looking at Exodus 19-40 but you can just look at Exodus 19-20 and 32-34 if you can't manage it all.

Welcome back to The Bible OverBrew where we're taking big chunks of scripture each week to get the big picture of the Bible over the course of a year. This week it's the whole book of Leviticus but Matt and Rachel will be focusing in on chapters 9, 10 and 16. You can find more resources at thebibleoverbrew.com.

The key chapters for this week are Numbers 9-14 and 20. After the pause in the narrative for the book of Leviticus, Numbers picks up the story from Exodus.

We're not about getting every last detail, or even understanding everything, but we want to know God's story better over the coming year and keep a birds-eye-view going weekly, whilst discussing it over a brew!

Matt Searles and Rachel Redeemed look at Numbers 21-36 in this episode of TBOB. Concentrate on chapters 21-24 if you can't manage to read it all. Get your brew ready!

It's week eight of making our way through the Bible in a year! This time we're looking at the first half of Deuteronomy, chapters 1-16, but you can just read the key chapters 4-6, 10-11 if that's more manageable - some scripture is better than no scripture.