A calm, chronological reading with commentary that stays focused on text and context.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - NKJV follows the reading order through John 11 and into Luke 17 and 18, pairing Lazarus' raising with the turn back toward Jerusalem.

Pastor Wayne D. Turner
365 episodes listed below
Daily NKJV readings with steady biblical context.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - NKJV follows a steady yearlong route through scripture, reading extended passages before adding practical commentary. Wayne Turner keeps the focus on chapter order, chronology, scripture links, and the point of each section.
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BibleTrack Daily Reading - NKJV is a daily Bible reading program with commentary built around the New King James Version. It has a narrow brief and follows it closely. Wayne Turner opens each episode by naming the day’s passages, then moves into scripture with short explanatory bridges. The result feels like a guided study note read aloud. The center of gravity is the text itself. Digest readings include Deuteronomy’s marriage laws, public obligations after an unsolved murder, covenant blessings and curses, Moses’ final song, Joshua’s opening chapters, Rahab and the spies, and Gospel chronology around Jesus’ ministry. The commentary keeps asking where the listener is in the timeline. It also keeps returning to chapter-and-verse links, using earlier passages to explain later ones and later scenes to sharpen older laws. When Deuteronomy describes levirate marriage, the show connects the custom to Genesis and Ruth. When Joshua begins, it notes authorship questions, Rahab’s lifetime, the Canaan campaign, and the timing around Passover. When the Gospels appear, the reading situates Jesus in Judea, Jerusalem, Perea, Bethany, Samaria, Galilee, and near the crucifixion. The tone is steady and dry. Dense material gets handled directly, sometimes with a plain aside that keeps the pace from becoming heavy. Difficult passages are not avoided. The show reads legal humiliation, battlefield conquest, disease, judgment, siege conditions, and religious conflict as part of the assigned text, then explains how those sections function within the larger biblical narrative. That makes it better suited to attentive listening than casual background audio. The episodes are especially useful for people who want scripture read aloud in sequence but still need signposts: who is speaking, where the scene sits, why a law matters, and what earlier passage is being echoed. Its defining trait is linearity. Each installment advances the reading plan, names the context, follows the passage, and leaves the next day’s text in view.
Made for: For listeners who want a structured Bible reading habit by audio, especially those who prefer extended scripture passages with practical commentary. It suits people who value chronology, scripture links, and plain explanation.
What sets it apart: The show keeps scripture reading at the center and uses commentary as a guide rail rather than a replacement. Its strongest feature is the consistent chapter-by-chapter movement through law, narrative, prophecy, and Gospel chronology.
BibleTrack Audio Daily Reading - NKJV - chronologically through the Bible in one year
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Wayne Turner pairs sustained NKJV readings with chronological framing and cross-referenced commentary, making a yearlong Bible plan easier to follow by ear.
Wayne Turner keeps the biblical text in motion while regularly pausing to establish where each reading falls in its larger story. Extended NKJV passages alternate with commentary that supplies chronology, geography, cross-references, and interpretive context.
A date on the calendar becomes your place in Scripture, with Wayne Turner beside the text.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A calm, chronological reading with commentary that stays focused on text and context.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - NKJV follows the reading order through John 11 and into Luke 17 and 18, pairing Lazarus' raising with the turn back toward Jerusalem.
A steady daily reading that keeps the context clear without softening the hard edges.
BibleTrack Daily Reading works through Deuteronomy 28 and 29 in a steady, chapter-by-chapter way, with Wayne Turner tying the reading back to the blessings and curses linked to Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal.
A steady Joshua reading with context and a little setup.
BibleTrack Daily Reading - NKJV covers Joshua 1 through 4 with a clear eye on Joshua's commissioning, the Jericho spies, and the Jordan crossing.
Luke 15 through 17 is treated as one connected sweep, with money and duty kept in focus.
BibleTrack presents Luke 15:1 through 17:10 as a single, connected stretch set in Perea after the Feast of Dedication, with the crucifixion only a few weeks away.
A steady daily reading that keeps Deuteronomy's hard edges in view.
Wayne Turner's reading stays close to Deuteronomy 17-20, moving from blemished sacrifices and covenant breaking to the bans on witchcraft, divination, and other Canaanite practices.

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This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on Deuteronomy chapters 32-34 and Psalm 91, with an in-depth look at Moses' song as a story and warning.
Wayne Turner reads Deuteronomy chapters 24 through 27 in the NKJV and adds commentary on divorce limits, daily wages, and the 40-blow cap on beatings.
Wayne Turner opens BibleTrack with Joshua chapters 1 through 4.
Wayne Turner reads Deuteronomy 28 and 29 in the New King James Version.
Wayne Turner reads from John 11 and then moves into Luke 17 and 18.
Wayne Turner reads Luke 15:1 through 17:10 in the New King James Version.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on Luke 13:22-14:35 and John 10:22-42, discussing Jesus' ministry in Judea and teachings on salvation.
This episode provides a daily Bible reading and commentary on Deuteronomy chapters 30 and 31, focusing on Moses' warnings and prophecies about Israel's relationship with God.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily reading and commentary on Deuteronomy chapters 21-23, focusing on laws including the ritual for an unsolved murder.
Wayne Turner reads Deuteronomy 17 through 20 in the New King James Version.
Wayne Turner opens the book of Deuteronomy (chapters 1 and 2, NKJV) on BibleTrack, explaining that the Greek name means "second law" while the Hebrew title is simply "words." He compares Numbers 10:11 with Deuteronomy 1:3 to show that an 11-day journey took 38 years, 8 months and 11 days.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on Leviticus chapters 16-18, specifically detailing the Day of Atonement rituals.
This episode provides a daily Bible reading and commentary covering Matthew 9:35-10:42, Mark 6:7-13, and Luke 9:1-6, focusing on Jesus' evangelistic mission in Galilee.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily reading and commentary on Leviticus chapters 11-13, focusing on the dietary laws for observant Jews as described in the New King James Version.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily Bible reading and commentary, focusing on Leviticus chapters 14 and 15, which detail the procedures for cleansing leprosy as described in the New King James Version.
This episode of BibleTrack provides a daily reading and commentary on Matthew 14:1-21, Mark 6:14-44, Luke 9:7-17, and John 6:1-14, focusing on Jesus' ministry in Galilee including the feeding of the 5,000 and background on John the Baptist's beheading.