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Verse By Verse
Verse By Verse episodes
- Acts 17:22-31
Does the world have any good reason to believe in God? Find out in our study of Acts 17:22-31.
36 min - Acts 17:16-21
What happens when the intellectual elite of the world are confronted with the gospel? Find out in our study of Acts 17:16-21.
23 min - Acts 17:8-15
What makes a heart "good ground" for the "seed of the kingdom"? Find out in our study of Acts 17:8-15.
19 min - Acts 17:1-7
What does it mean to "turn the world upside down"? Should Christianity have this impact on society? Join us for our study of Acts 17:1-7
24 min - How to Study the Bible Lesson 4 - A High View of Scripture
Does it matter how we view the Bible? Find out the answer in today's special study.
16 min - 28 min
- How to Study the Bible - Lesson 3: An Open Schedule
Why do most people fail to study the Bible well? Find out in lesson 3 of our special study - How to Study the Bible.
13 min - Acts 16:18-27
What would make a man praise God from a prison cell? Find out in our study of Acts 16:18-27.
24 min - Acts 16:16-17
How do evil spirits work in the lives of humans? Do demons possess people today? Can evil spirits work miracles? We consider these matters in our study of Acts 16:16-17.
26 min - How to Study the Bible - Lesson 2: An Open Bible
Why should you make a habit of daily Bible reading? How can you read the Bible more effectively? Join for answers as we continue our special series: How to Study the Bible.
14 min
About Verse By Verse
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This is a biblical exposition podcast, in which Clinton De France takes listeners on an educational journey through the Bible: book by book, chapter by chapter, and verse by verse. While there aren’t…
many podcasts like this – dedicated to working through every sentence, phrase, and word in the Bible – this podcast has some other unique features. It represents undenominational Christianity; an effort to draw out the earliest and purest beliefs and practices of the followers of Jesus Christ during the time of Jesus and His apostles. Brother De France makes a concerted effort to avoid dogmatic traditionalism, subjective mysticism, and cynical liberalism in his teaching. If you hear something that challenges you, or something that you would like to challenge, brother De France welcomes correspondence and will release a special Question and Response episode once a month. Each time we begin a new book, brother De France will start with a short, non-exhaustive introduction before getting into the text. The text will be divided into related sections, sometimes consisting only of a few verses and sometimes stretching from one chapter into another as the context demands. We’ll give a title to each series reflecting what we have concluded about the general theme of the book.