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Hosted by Asbury Church · religion · EN-US · 32 episodes
The most important outcome isn’t just what we learn, but the habits we cultivate. Studies show reading the Bible daily strengthens every other spiritual habit—more than anything else. That’s why at Asbury Church in 2026, we’re reading the entire Bible together using the One Year Bible . Each of the 365 readings is marked with that day’s date, making it simple and easy to stay current. Join Andrew Forrest as he provides a weekly review of the readings and answers YOUR Bible questions. Learn more at yearthroughthebible.com
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Episode #33
This week on the Year Through the Bible podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Peter Williams of Tyndale House, Cambridge. We covered a lot of ground. Hope you find it as interesting as I did.
Episode #32
In this week’s Year Through the Bible podcast we talked about the question that no one asks. Rather than being shocked at the rare times when God strikes someone dead, why aren’t we more shocked at all the times that doesn’t happen?
Episode #31
This week on the YTTB podcast: Many people mistakenly believe that the Apostle Paul wrote the Letter to the Romans in the New Testament. If you look more closely, however, you find that this is not true!
Episode #30
Rodney interviewed Dr. Ryan Burge for a second week on the YTTB podcast. Ryan Burge is a political scientist and former pastor who's become one of the country's leading data analysts on religion in America, with six books and writing in the New York Times, POLITICO, and the Wall Street Journal. His research has helped us clarify and bring to life many of the presentations we've given in the church—genuinely fascinating and useful work. To learn more about Ryan, visit drburge.com.
Episode #29
This week, Rodney interviewed Dr. Ryan Burge on the YTTB podcast. Ryan Burge is a political scientist and former pastor who's become one of the country's leading data analysts on religion in America, with six books and writing in the New York Times , POLITICO , and the Wall Street Journal . His research has helped us clarify and bring to life many of the presentations we've given in the church—genuinely fascinating and useful work. To learn more about Ryan, visit drburge.com. Stay tuned next week for Part II.
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