PhD-level Bible exposition, explained like you're sitting across the table from your pastor. Deep scholarship meets real life—one passage at a time.
I've spent my life studying the Bible so I can help you understand it. After 8 years of bi-vocational pastoral ministry, a Master of Divinity, and a PhD in Bible Exposition (graduating May 2027 from Liberty University), I've learned one thing above all else: the deepest truths of Scripture can be explained clearly to anyone willing to listen.
That's why I created InDepthScripture—to bridge the gap between the seminary classroom and the kitchen table. You don't need a degree to understand God's Word. You just need a guide who has one.
Liberty University • Expected May 2027
Luther Rice Seminary & University
Bi-vocational Pastor • Preaching, Teaching, Counseling
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Every piece of content is designed to make the Bible more accessible—whether you have 60 seconds or 60 minutes.
Verse-by-verse teaching through books of the Bible. PhD-level exegesis made accessible, drawing from the original Greek and Hebrew to illuminate what the text actually says.
20–40 MINClear, well-researched answers to the questions people actually ask: "What is the unforgivable sin?" "Who wrote Hebrews?" "What does the Bible say about anxiety?"
8–15 MINQuick, eye-opening insights in under a minute. The Greek word that changes everything. The verse everyone misquotes. Three things most people miss in Genesis 1.
30–60 SECWhere biblical truth meets real life. How Scripture applies to grief, anxiety, marriage, parenting, and the challenges you face every day.
10–20 MINNew videos every week. Subscribe so you never miss a study.
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In-depth articles, study notes, and companion content for every video.
Jesus says the mourning are blessed — but why? A deep look at Beatitude 2 and the surprising kind of grief that leads to genuine comfort.
What does "poor in spirit" really mean? Jesus's first beatitude reveals a counter-cultural truth about where true happiness begins. In-depth Bible study.