What does Proverbs 16:3 really mean when it tells us to commit our work to the Lord? In this episode of Verses We Missed, we look at a vivid Hebrew picture hidden behind the familiar word commit. The Literal Standard Version renders the verse, “Roll your works to YHWH, and your purposes are established.” That…
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What does Colossians 1:11 mean? Paul talks about being strengthened with God’s power and glorious might—but what he says that power is for might surprise us. In this episode of Verses We Missed, we explore why God’s power doesn’t always look like immediate healing, deliverance, or victory. Sometimes the race keeps going, the prayer remains…
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What does Psalm 20:7 mean? David says some trust in chariots and horses, but God’s people trust in the name of the LORD. Why does that matter? In this episode of Verses We Missed, we explore Psalm 20:7 and discover why David’s reference to the name of Yahweh makes this familiar verse much richer. Along…
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What does John 1:5 mean? In one of the most beloved passages in Scripture, John reminds us that “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it.” No matter how dark our world or our circumstances become, the light of Jesus Christ has never stopped shining. In this episode of Verses…
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None of us knows how many days we’ve been given. Job 14:1–6 reminds us that life is brief, yet every one of our days is known by God. That truth doesn’t have to produce fear—it can inspire us to live each day with purpose and trust. In this episode of Verses We Missed, we explore…
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Have you ever asked God, “Lord, what do I do now?” Exodus 14:15 speaks directly into those moments. Standing between Pharaoh’s army and the Red Sea, Israel received no detailed explanation—only one simple command: “Go forward.” That same call to trust and obey still encourages believers today. In this episode of Verses We Missed, we…
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In this episode of Verses We Missed, we revisit one of the most familiar moments in Jesus’ ministry—His cleansing of the temple. But what happened next? Hidden in Luke 19:45–48 are four easily overlooked words that completely change how we picture Passion Week. Jesus didn’t simply overturn the tables and leave. He returned day after…
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In 2 Samuel 1-4, we find that ambition can feel productive—until it turns bitter. In today’s episode, we’re in the early days of David’s rise to the throne, and everything around him seems to be pulling toward shortcuts: vengeance, rivalry, and power plays. But David refuses to build God’s kingdom work on murder, even when…
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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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