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Krisan Marotta
what the Bible means and how we know
Krisan Marotta, author and host of the Wednesday in the Word podcast
Trusted by 50,000+ listeners / year in 150+ countries.
Clear, verse-by-verse teaching that shows you how to figure out and understand what Scripture means.
Krisan Marotta is the creator of the Wednesday in the Word podcast, and a passionate advocate for Bible study, who has dedicated over four decades to understanding and teaching Scripture.
With her methodical approach and thoughtful analysis, she guides 50,000 listeners each year across 157 countries through verse-by-verse exposition that illuminates biblical truths with clarity and depth.
Learn to study the Bible with confidence.
Want confidence each time you open your Bible? The Bible Study Starter Kit shows you how to observe the text, follow the author’s logic, and land on sound application.
Inside you’ll find: 10 foundational rules, 5 clarifying questions, a simple 5-step method, and a printable study sheet to record your thoughts.
You’ll also get Bible Study Boot Camp, a short email series that walks you through your first study and how to use the Kit.
Wednesday in the Word Podcast
what the Bible means and how we know
Christmas Messages from Krisan
Reads & Reports
Start Strong: Author Interview
Krisan Marotta talks about her new book, Start Strong: A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Christianity.
Book Review: A Study of Shattered Spells
In a genre often saturated with clear-cut heroes and villains, Josiah DeGraaf’s A Study of Shattered Spells wade into murkier waters and emerges triumphant. This is a novel that refuses to provide easy answers, instead challenging readers to grapple alongside its characters with questions of grace, justice, and redemption. The result is a fantasy that resonates long after the final page.
What if Dead Theologians Wrote Reviews?
What if Dead Theologians Wrote Reviews? Find out how Luther, Calvin, CS Lewis and Neitsche would review Start Strong if they could.
Book Review: Love the One Your With
In the crowded landscape of Christian romance novels, Marline Williams’ “Love the One You’re With” stands out, offering readers a delightful escape to 1970s London while presenting characters who wrestle with genuine moral complexities rather than simplified faith journeys.
Wednesday in the Word podcast
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