Singing the Bible with Randall Goodgame

Singing the Bible with Randall Goodgame

From Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology by Amy Sloan | HumilityandDoxology

May 18, 2026 · 45 min · Season 13

About this episode

Randall Goodgame discusses the connection between music, Scripture memory, and family discipleship.

In this episode I chat with singer-songwriter Randall Goodgame to explore the powerful connection between music, Scripture memory, and family discipleship. Randall, the creator behind Slugs and Bugs and the Scripture Hymnal, shares how his journey into writing word-for-word Scripture songs began not in a studio, but in his own home. Faced with helping his young children memorize Bible verses, he discovered that setting Scripture to music made memorization not only easier, but joyful. From that simple beginning grew a body of work that has helped countless families hide God’s Word in their hearts. In this conversation, Randall discusses how music uniquely engages the brain and why songs become such a lasting part of our memory. He explains his songwriting process, including how he chooses Scripture passages and matches musical tone to the meaning of the text. He also shares behind-the-scenes insights into the challenges of turning certain passages into songs—and how those challenges often lead to deeper understanding. We also dive into the role of joy and humor in the Christian life. Rather than diminishing the seriousness of Scripture, Randall explains how laughter and childlike…

People in this episode

Host: Amy Sloan

Guest: Randall Goodgame

Topics covered

  • music
  • Scripture memory
  • family discipleship
  • songwriting
  • joy in faith
  • devotional resources

Keywords

  • music
  • Scripture songs
  • family devotions
  • memory
  • joy
  • songwriting process
  • Christian life

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Slugs and Bugs, Scripture Hymnal

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