articles, videos & a podcast for the questions that keep you up at night

My Strange Bible

with steve schramm

Every passage has depth most readers never see. We go pull it out.

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Ever hit a verse and thought, “Wait — that can’t mean what it sounds like?” Same stream for articles and videos — sometimes one, sometimes both — chasing the question until the text opens up.

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The My Strange Bible Podcast

Why is Satan standing in God’s courtroom in Job? What is Jonah actually praying inside the fish? Steve and Alex chase the questions most readers whisper and never ask out loud.

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  1. 21 Jonah’s Story is More Than a Fish Tale · 23 min
  2. 20 Satire and Sovereignty: Jonah Chapter 1 Explained · 34 min
  3. 19 Jonah and the Whale: The Untold Story · 39 min
  4. 18 The TRUTH About the Biblical Flood · 46 min
  5. 17 The weird story of the fish and the gold coin · 36 min
  6. 16 The Bible: Literal, or Literary? · 44 min

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The Strange Parts Are the Point

Why does Satan walk into God’s courtroom in Job? Why does Jonah pray from inside the fish and never actually repent? Why does Jesus reach for that story on purpose?

My Strange Bible is Steve Schramm opening those questions in public — with articles, videos, and a podcast alongside Alex Giguere — until the text underneath the puzzle shows up. Every passage has depth most readers never see. We go pull it out.

Start with a question that’s been bugging you. Read a piece in the feed above, or press play on Transistor. The next open door is usually one verse you’ve been walking past.