Written and Read
Religion & Spirituality
About
Written and Read is a Bible teaching podcast built around one simple conviction: God wrote His Word to be read, understood, and applied. Every episode, co-host McKenzie Fleming brings the questions, the kind real people actually ask, and pastor, teacher, and author Dr. Robert C. Crowder opens the King James Bible and lets the text speak for itself. No opinion pieces. No cultural commentary. No celebrity guests. Just an honest question and a straight answer from the Word of God. Dr. Crowder's conviction is straightforward: the Bible is the Word of God, given to be understood, not just read. Every episode is built to help you do exactly that. Written and Read is for the lifelong Bible student and the brand-new believer alike, anyone who has ever wanted to sit down with their Bible and ask questions they have always wanted to ask as a means of understanding what they're reading. New episodes drop [weekly/bi-weekly]. Submit your questions at [website URL]. "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." Psalm 119:105
Episodes
- Does Archaeology Support The Bible?
This episode of Written and Read investigates the connection between archaeology and the Bible. It discusses discoveries that shed light on the historical backdrop of the scriptures, while asserting that the Bible's authority stems from di…
- Which English Bible Translation Should I Use?
McKenzie Fleming and Dr. Robert C. Crowder discuss English Bible translation philosophies and compare popular versions. They offer guidance on choosing a Bible for study and explain the benefits of reference Bibles.
- Episode 007-Historical Writers Who Mention Jesus
This episode of Written and Read examines non-biblical ancient writers such as Josephus, Tacitus, and Pliny the Younger, who mention Jesus and the early Christian movement, providing historical evidence beyond scripture.
- Episode 006 - What are the Dead Sea Scrolls?
This episode of Written and Read discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered in 1947. It covers what was found, the significance of these ancient biblical manuscripts, and how they provide evidence for the reliability of the Old Testament.
- Episode 005 - Why Are There Multiple Translations
This episode of Written and Read discusses the existence of multiple Bible translations, examining the original languages, historical context, and reasons for different English versions. It clarifies that multiple translations aid in under…
- Episode 004: Why Were Books Left Out of the Bible?
This episode of Written and Read discusses the question of whether books were left out of the Bible, exploring the Apocrypha and Gnostic writings. It clarifies the canonization process by examining apostolic authority, doctrinal consistenc…
- Episode 003: Why Are There 66 Books in the Bible?
This episode of Written and Read explains why the Bible contains 66 books, detailing the recognition of Old Testament scriptures and the identification of New Testament writings by the early church. It clarifies the canonization process an…
- Episode 002: How Did We Get the Bible?
This episode of Written and Read traces the historical path of the Bible, covering its divine inspiration, copying, preservation, and the establishment of its sixty-six-book canon. It aims to build confidence in the Bible
- Episode 001: What Is The Bible?
This episode of Written and Read explores the nature of the Bible, detailing its structure, authorship, and inspiration. It highlights the unified message across its sixty-six books, presenting the Bible as God's revelation to humanity.
- Episode 000: Introduction
This episode introduces the 'Written and Read' podcast, covering the hosts and the rationale behind the show.