You’ve read it… but did you see it? Verses We Missed is a weekly podcast hosted by Steve Webb, the OG Godcaster, who has been sharing God’s Word through podcasting since 2004. Each short episode uncovers overlooked or easily skipped passages of the Bible, revealing the depth, beauty, and truth that’s been hiding in plain sight.
Whether you’ve been reading Scripture for decades or are opening it for the first time, Verses We Missed will help you hear God’s Word with fresh ears, and discover treasures you didn’t know were there.
Some verses feel like they were written for the moments when your vocabulary fails—when you’ve prayed all you know to pray, and all that’s left is a quiet hope that God is still at work. In this episode of Verses We Missed, we sit with Ephesians 3:20 and listen to Paul stretch language to the…
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Why does God conceal some things instead of explaining everything? Proverbs 25:2 answers that question in a surprising way. Rather than eliminating mystery, the verse reveals that divine mystery is part of God’s glory. At the same time, it invites believers to search the Scriptures with humility and curiosity. In this episode of Verses We…
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In this episode of Verses We Missed, we explore Matthew 11:12 and one of the most puzzling statements Jesus ever made. What did He mean when He said the kingdom of heaven “suffers violence”? Far from endorsing physical force, Jesus reveals the urgent, decisive nature of repentance. The kingdom does not drift quietly into history—and…
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In this episode of Verses We Missed, we explore Zephaniah 3:17 and the breathtaking truth that God rejoices over His redeemed people with joyful singing. Spoken originally to Israel in a context of restoration after judgment, this verse reveals the unchanging heart of God—mighty to save, tender in love, and delighted in His people through…
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Most of us don’t struggle to believe that God loves us. However, what we often struggle with is believing that His love actually defines us. We say the words “child of God” easily, sometimes automatically. Yet we rarely stop to consider what that means—or what kind of love would make it true. Today’s verse is…
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“Be still, and know that I am God” is one of the most familiar verses in Scripture. People often share it during moments of anxiety or exhaustion, and they usually hear it as a gentle whisper inviting calm. However, Psalm 46:10 does not speak into quiet. Instead, it speaks directly into chaos. Today’s verse is…
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Episode Overview In this episode of Verses We Missed, host Steve Webb reflects on Romans 16:22 and the overlooked figure of Tertius, the scribe who physically wrote Paul’s letter to the Romans. Through historical context, biblical insight, and personal reflection, the episode explores how God values faithful, unseen service and reminds listeners that work done…
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When a Familiar Verse Gets Personal Hebrews 4:12 is one of those verses many Christians know by heart. We hear it quoted often, usually as a reminder of how powerful the Bible is. And that’s true. But in this episode of Verses We Missed, we pause long enough to hear what this verse is really…
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Episode Context: In this episode of Verses We Missed, Steve Webb explores Micah 6:8 as a timeless foundation for a faithful life. Recorded at the beginning of a new year, this reflection examines how justice, mercy, and humility shape everyday Christian living and provide spiritual clarity beyond resolutions or performance-driven faith. The Foundation of a…
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2 Corinthians 9:15 — When Gratitude Is the Only Response Christmas is a season full of explanation. We explain traditions, meanings, and stories that have been handed down for generations. We describe why the lights matter, why the songs sound the way they do, and why this season still carries weight long after childhood has…
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