Pastor Wayne D. Turner
365 episodes listed below
Chronological KJV reading with firm commentary.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - KJV follows a one-year chronological path through Scripture using the King James Version. Wayne Turner reads the text, then explains legal customs, prophetic links, Gospel chronology, and doctrinal implications with a direct, orderly style.
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BibleTrack Daily Reading - KJV is built as a daily route through Scripture rather than a conversational Bible podcast. Each episode assigns a portion of the King James Version and walks through it with commentary. The pace is measured. Wayne Turner usually begins by naming the day’s reading, then anchors it in the chronological plan before moving into the text itself. Recent episodes cover Deuteronomy’s closing chapters, Gospel passages in Luke and John, and Psalm 91. The commentary keeps returning to context. Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal are treated not as scenery, but as part of Israel’s coming ceremony of blessings and curses. Moses’ final days are framed through Joshua’s commissioning, the writing of the law, the song of Deuteronomy 32, and the view from Mount Nebo. Legal sections receive careful practical explanation, including divorce provisions, levirate duty, safety rails, field gleaning, and prohibitions tied to Israel’s worship life. The Gospel readings are handled with the same mapping instinct. Jesus’ movements through Jerusalem, Bethany, Perea, Samaria, Galilee, and Ephraim are linked to the wider arc leading toward the crucifixion. Turner often cross-references passages across both Testaments, especially when Deuteronomy, Psalms, Romans, Matthew, Luke, or John illuminate one another. The show is doctrinally direct. It speaks plainly about obedience, judgment, prophecy, Messiah, eternal life, and the corrupt motives of religious leaders. It is also occasionally dry, with quick asides about public humiliation, Pharisaic confusion, and Moses’ demanding final agenda. That humor never takes over. The main work is still reading, explaining, connecting, and concluding. Listeners looking for interviews, debate, or devotional mood music will find very little of that here. Listeners who want a disciplined KJV reading plan with confident exposition and frequent cross-references will know exactly where they are.
Made for: For listeners who want the Bible read aloud in a structured one-year plan, with explanatory notes close to the text. It especially suits people who prefer KJV wording, cross-references, Gospel chronology, and direct doctrinal framing.
What sets it apart: The show combines daily Scripture reading with immediate explanation, keeping the schedule and the commentary in one steady track. Its strength is the constant movement between passage, historical setting, cross-reference, and plainspoken conclusion.
BibleTrack Audio Daily Reading - KJV - chronologically through the Bible in one year
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Wayne Turner pairs substantial KJV readings with chronology, cross-references, and direct commentary that keeps a yearlong journey through scripture intelligible.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - KJV moves steadily between extended scripture readings and Wayne Turner's explanatory commentary. Turner places Gospel passages within his proposed chronology, identifies locations such as Jerusalem, Samaria, and the Sea of Galilee, and compares…
Chronology meets commentary, so you can hear the KJV without losing your place in the bigger story.
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A steady Bible reading that keeps chronology clear and lingers on the Sabbath dispute and banquet teaching.
Wayne Turner moves through Luke 13, Luke 14, and John 10 with an orderly sense of sequence, keeping attention on the parts that matter most. He stays close to the text, then pauses on the Jerusalem setting, the Sabbath dispute, and the banquet scene, where status and excuses…
A plain, steady reading of Deuteronomy 8 through 10 with close commentary on memory, mercy, and obedience.
BibleTrack Daily Reading moves through Deuteronomy 8 to 10 in a calm, measured devotional register. Wayne Turner frames the passage as both commentary and a daily reading plan, keeping attention on Israel's duty to remember the Lord who led them through the wilderness, fed them…
A plainspoken reading of Deuteronomy 5 through 7, grounded in covenant, memory, and daily obedience.
This episode follows Wayne Turner through Deuteronomy 5 to 7 in the KJV, with clear attention to the Ten Commandments, the covenant at Horeb, and the charge to remember.
Measured KJV reading that ties holiness, giving, and care for the poor together.
Wayne Turner reads Deuteronomy 14 to 16 with a close, measured hand. He keeps the focus on holiness, giving, and the choice to break with surrounding customs, then moves into cross references without losing the thread.
A steady Luke reading that pairs KJV text with direct commentary and practical follow-through.
Wayne Turner moves through Luke 12:1 through 13:21 with a clear, steady hand, keeping the focus on commentary as the passage shifts from warning about the Pharisees to stewardship, readiness, division, discernment, and the kingdom's growth.
A steady reading of Numbers 31 and 32, with Balaam and the closing warning kept in view.
Numbers 31 and 32 move in an orderly run, taking in the Midian campaign, the spoil counts, the tribute, and the settlement east of Jordan. Wayne Turner keeps circling back to Balaam and the warning that closes the chapter, which gives the material a wider frame instead of…
A steady walk through mission, mercy, and prayer.
BibleTrack Daily Reading keeps a calm, readable pace through Luke, and Wayne Turner stays close to the text while still giving enough interpretation to keep the reading moving.
A measured Bible reading with map sense, cross references, and plainspoken clarity.
Numbers 21 and 22 are handled with a steady, map minded focus. Israel's movement toward Canaan stays clear, the King Arad episode is named, Sihon and Og fall, and the Balaam-Balak thread begins to take shape.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Deuteronomy chapters 28 and 29 with commentary on God's blessings for obedience.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on Deuteronomy chapters 32-34 and Psalm 91, with an emphasis on Moses's song as a story and warning.
This episode introduces the book of Joshua, covering chapters 1-4 with commentary on authorship, historical context, and God's commissioning of Joshua.
The reading moves through Luke and John.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Deuteronomy chapters 21-23 with commentary.
This episode provides a daily Bible reading and commentary covering John 11:1-54 and Luke 17:11-18:14, focusing on Jesus' ministry events including raising Lazarus and his journey toward crucifixion.
This episode provides a daily Bible reading and commentary focusing on Luke chapters 15-17, exploring parables about lost things being found and the context of Jesus' ministry in Perea.
This episode of BibleTrack features a reading and commentary on Deuteronomy chapters 30 and 31, focusing on blessings, cursings, and Moses's prophetic words to Israel.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Deuteronomy chapters 24-27 with commentary on marriage and divorce laws.
A daily podcast reading and commenting on the Bible chronologically, starting with Deuteronomy chapters 17-20.
Luke 12 is blunt and severe.
Deuteronomy 8 through 10 gets a calm, serious read.
Deuteronomy 5 through 7 gets read straight.
Deuteronomy 14 through 16 sets the agenda.
Numbers 21 starts near Canaan.
Numbers 31 starts with war.
Luke chapter 10 gets a close read.
Jesus is still ministering.
This episode reads and comments on Numbers chapters 11-13, focusing on the Israelites' complaints and God's response.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Leviticus chapters 24 and 25 with commentary.
This episode reads and comments on Leviticus chapters 16-18, focusing on the Day of Atonement.
A daily Bible reading podcast that reads and comments on passages from the Gospels in chronological order.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Leviticus chapters 11-13 with commentary.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Leviticus chapters 22 and 23 with commentary.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Leviticus chapters 8-10 with commentary on the tabernacle ceremony.
This episode reads and comments on Leviticus chapters 19-21 from the King James Version of the Bible.
A daily Bible reading podcast that reads and comments on passages from the Gospels in chronological order.
A daily Bible reading podcast that reads and comments on passages from the Gospels in chronological order.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering Leviticus chapters 14 and 15 with commentary.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on 1 Samuel chapters 18-20 and Psalms 11 and 59, highlighting the relationship between David and Jonathan.
This episode covers 1 Samuel chapters 15-17, focusing on Saul's disobedience to God's command to destroy the Amalekites.
A daily Bible reading podcast that covers Matthew 24 with commentary on prophecy and the rapture.
A daily Bible reading podcast that begins the book of 1 Samuel with commentary and historical context.
A daily Bible reading podcast that reads and comments on Psalms 7, 27, 31, 34, and 52, connecting them to the historical context of David's life.
A daily Bible reading podcast covering 1 Samuel chapters 4-8 with commentary.
Wayne Turner reads and comments on Matthew 22:41-23:39, Mark 12:35-44, Luke 20:41-21:4, and John 12:20-44 in this BibleTrack daily podcast covering the final week before Jesus' crucifixion.
This episode of BibleTrack covers the daily Bible reading of 1 Samuel chapters 9-12, focusing on the story of Saul being chosen as king of Israel.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary on 1 Samuel chapters 21-24, focusing on David's escape from King Saul and the story of him receiving hallowed bread from the priest Ahimelech.
This episode provides a daily Bible reading and commentary on 1 Samuel chapters 13 and 14, focusing on Saul's reign and conflicts with the Philistines.
Wayne Turner reads and comments on Joshua chapters 16 through 18, covering the land allocations for the tribes of Joseph (Ephraim and Manasseh) and Benjamin.
Wayne Turner of BibleTrack reads and comments on Matthew 19, Mark 10 (verses 1-31), and Luke 18 (verses 15-30), covering Jesus' ministry in Perea as he journeys toward Jerusalem.
Wayne Turner reads Joshua chapters 19-21, covering the land allocations to the remaining six tribes of Israel, the establishment of six cities of refuge, and the assignment of 48 cities to the Levites.