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What's Missing??? (The Bible Recap Podcast)
September 2, 2026
Summary
What does one of the world's most popular Bible podcasts think is the biggest problem facing the church? Jon Moffitt examines The Bible Recap's perspective on what is going wrong in churches today. The conversation explores how the Bible is preached, how preaching can go wrong, and what faithful biblical preaching should look like. The central question is simple: Are churches actually preaching the Bible the way Scripture calls them to?
Topics
- What The Bible Recap sees as the church’s biggest problem
- How the Bible is preached—and how preaching can go wrong
- What faithful biblical preaching should look like
- Whether churches are preaching Scripture the way it calls them to
Links
- Enough in Christ — free ebook
- The Bible According to Jesus — how Jesus teaches us to read the Scriptures
- Rest — free ebook on faith vs. faithfulness
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Transcript
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The number one podcast in the world, the Bible Recap Podcast, has a thought about what is wrong with the church today.
Now, that is an interesting thought because if it's the number one podcast, even above Rogan, from what I've heard, then I am curious what this podcast has to think, specifically because it's a Christian podcast about the Bible.
We're going to talk about that today.
What is the number one problem in churches today?
What is happening as it relates to actually preaching the Bible?
How are you preaching the Bible wrong, according to the Bible recap?
Stay tuned, it's going to be a fun podcast.
Ever read the Bible and walk away feeling like you're failing?
No matter how hard you try, you're never measuring up.
That's not a motivation problem, that's a reading problem.
Most people have never been taught how to read the Bible the way Jesus taught it.
So when they hear things like, be perfect, deny yourself, take up your cross, they assume it's all about trying harder.
But what if that's not what Jesus was doing at all.
What if the law isn't meant to fix you, but to reveal your need for a savior?
And what if the gospel isn't advice, but an announcement of what Christ has already done for you?
That's the difference between law and gospel.
And once you see it, everything changes.
Clarity, rest, and confidence.
In the Bible, according to Jesus, I show you how to read scripture the way Jesus intended.
So you stop feeling crushed and confused, and start living with confidence and rest in Christ.
