Verse by Verse Teachings is an in-depth, methodical study of the Bible led by Shawn McCraney. Launched in 2013, these teachings are dedicated to helping individuals understand every single verse scripture in its purest, most contextual form—free from institutional biases or doctrinal agendas.
Whether you’re new to the Bible or seeking deeper insights, these teachings will equip you to understand the text in historical, cultural and exegetical context – outside of the bounds of religious tradition.
Teaching emphasizes Jesus' life as spiritual lessons, urging believers to embrace spiritual growth, sacrifice, and faith, with Jesus as the cornerstone, glorifying God through personal transformation and following His divine purpose.
Teaching on John 21: Jesus' third post-resurrection appearance, miraculous fish catch, Peter's restoration, emphasis on love, faith, leadership, and spiritual nourishment.
Jesus' resurrection brings peace, unity, and wholeness. His peace transcends worldly chaos, creating spiritual serenity. He breathes the Holy Spirit, empowering disciples. Thomas's faith highlights belief without seeing.
Shawn's teaching highlights disciples' disbelief in resurrection, Mary's encounter with Jesus, symbolic parallels with the Ark, and the shift from Sabbath to daily rest in Christ.
Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus showed courage and respect for Jesus, emphasizing heart over wealth. The secured tomb and resurrection accounts highlight divine intervention, with Gospel variations underscoring authenticity.
Shawn's teaching covers Jesus' crucifixion, prophecy fulfillment, debates on crucifixion timing, theological implications, and emphasizes open-minded faith and prophecy accuracy.
Shawn's teaching highlights "It is finished" as Jesus' mission completion, emphasizing salvation's fulfillment, freedom from the law, and living faith through grace and love.
Shawn's teaching highlights Jesus' crucifixion, focusing on the seamless coat, prophetic fulfillment, and roles of Marys. It emphasizes Jesus as the ultimate High Priest and Messiah.
Jesus' crucifixion in John 19 highlights timing confusion, Simon of Cyrene's assistance, spiritual strength over physical, and salvation through faith, not works.
Shawn's teaching on John 19 highlights Pilate's struggle with Jesus' innocence, the Jewish leaders' pressure, divine authority over earthly rulers, and Jesus' ultimate kingship.
The teaching summary highlights Jesus' trial, Pilate's dilemma, spiritual growth through discipline, the significance of the number forty, and the symbolism of Jesus' suffering.
Jesus's kingdom is spiritual, not worldly. He embodies truth, contrasting human limitations. Shawn emphasizes truth's liberating power and highlights historical and modern injustices.
Shawn's teaching emphasizes Jesus' spiritual kingdom, not earthly; transformation through Christ, not worldly means; focus on love, humility, and spiritual renewal.
Shawn advises against integrating cultural holidays like Easter into Christian worship, emphasizing daily faith. Pilate's moral struggle during Jesus' trial highlights political pressure.
Shawn's teaching on John 18 highlights Peter's denial, human nature's inclination to sin and shame, and the importance of prioritizing God over self to avoid spiritual pitfalls.
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Jesus' teachings focus on sanctification, unity, love, and acceptance. Believers are called to embody these principles, transcending divisions, and fostering spiritual growth.
Jesus' prayer in John 17 highlights unity with the Father, protection, sanctification, and Judas as "son of perdition." Judas's betrayal, driven by money, contrasts with Peter's repentance.
Jesus teaches eternal life through knowing God and Jesus, achieved via the Spirit. Emphasizes surrender, trust, unity, and spiritual transformation, not just actions.
Shawn's teaching on John 17 highlights Jesus' intercessory prayer, emphasizing the balance of "Father" and "Son" mentions, the connection with believers, and the themes of glory, truth, and belief. It underscores the importance of knowing God and Jesus for eternal life, beyond mere belief, through a deep, transformative relationship facilitated by the Holy Spirit.
