Refreshing meditation about living what you believe based on Scripture, Revelation 3:20. Following the short scripture Frank and Jerry, the Antediluvian Express, sing Frank's beautiful song Live What I Believe on the Acoustic Guitar and Mandolin with vocals. An old time devotional with roots music and performance.

Calming words and acoustic music song. Reassuring scripture . Although the storm will come, we can be ready when Jesus is there and in control. The song is a cover of Ready for the Storm which Rich Mullins my be familiar. Mandolin and acoustic guitar performed live at the end by The Antediluvian Express

Take a minute to relax and meditate on a scripture that will give you peace if the captain of your ship is Jesus. Jerry and Frank share a bible scripture and sing an acoustic Christian song that relates to the scripture. The Antediluvian Express duet features acoustic guitar and mandolin in a folk gospel oldtime style of singing and playing. Hope you are blessed by the word of God and the original song.

Are you searching for direction and peace in a world of noise?

In this episode of One Scripture One Song, we focus on the theme of "Finding The Way." Life is full of crossroads, but through the lens of Scripture, we find a path that offers more than just a destination—it offers a relationship and a guide.

What to expect in this episode:

• Scripture Meditation: A focused reflection on Christ as "The Way," exploring how His truth provides a steady foundation for our daily lives.

• Acoustic Gospel Song: A live, heartfelt performance by The Antediluvian Express. This acoustic arrangement is designed to create a space for worship and quiet contemplation.

• A Moment of Rest: A short, impactful session perfect for personal devotions, morning prayer, or an evening wind-down.

Whether you're feeling lost or simply looking to strengthen your walk, join us as we look to the Word to find the way forward.

Listen, reflect, and find your way today.

Episode Chapters

• 0:00 – Introduction and Theme Overview

• 0:45 – Scripture Meditation: Christ as "The Way"

• 4:03 – Acoustic Gospel Song by The Antediluvian Express

• 6:50 – Closing Reflections and "A Moment of Rest"

How can true freedom lead to a life of service?

In this episode of One Scripture One Song, we dive into a meditative reflection on what it means to be "Free to Serve." Moving beyond the idea of freedom as mere independence, we explore the biblical calling to use our liberty as an opportunity to love and support one another.

What’s inside this episode:

• Scripture Meditation: A deep dive into the heart of service and the spiritual freedom found in Christ.

• Acoustic Worship: A soulful, stripped-back musical performance by The Antediluvian Express designed to help you internalize the message.

• Quiet Reflection: Perfect for your morning devotions, a commute, or a moment of peace in a busy day.

Whether you are looking for a short scripture-based encouragement or a new acoustic song to add to your worship rotation, this episode offers a space to reset and refocus on the joy of serving others.

Listen now to find rest and inspiration in the Word.

Scripture and a Song Episode 6. Having the humility of Christ. Scripture is found in Philippians. Jerry and Frank read and talk about the scripture. Jerry and Frank, The Antediluvian Express, sing Jerry's original song, You are Lifted Up. It is a Christian song that reminds us that although Jesus was humble, God the Father has raised him up and put him in authority. He has been and will continually be lifted up by God and his saints forever.

Scripture for this episode is from Isaiah 41. The guys discuss the scripture and sing an old gospel hymn called It is Well with My Soul. Song sung and played by Jerry and Frank, The Antediluvian Express.

One Scripture One Song Episode 4 Psalm 23, Rest and Peace in following the Good Shepherd, Discussion of the Scripture Psalm 23 and an original gospel song sung by the Antediluvian Express called My Cup Runs Over, Jerry Bradley, the songwriter. Frank and Jerry perform the song. Have a blessed day following the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ.