Hosted by Mark Ross Junkans · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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A daily Christian devotional podcast for your morning. Each 5-minute episode reads three Bible verses — one Psalm, one Old Testament, one New Testament — followed by a short reflection and prayer. Based on the devotional book series by Mark Ross Junkans. Whether you have five minutes over coffee or need a moment of Scripture before your day starts, 3 Verses a Day is a simple daily Bible reading to keep God's Word close.
Mark Ross Junkans hosts 3 Verses a Day, a religion show with 31 episodes published.
Day 30 of this daily devotional concludes the 30-day journey with an eternal perspective through Psalm 90:12, Isaiah 40:8, and Second Corinthians 4:17-18. After four weeks of diving into God's character and promises, thi
Day 29 of this daily Bible reading explores walking in truth through Psalm 86:11, Isaiah 30:21, and John 14:6. We live in an age where truth feels relative and subjective — 'your truth,' 'my truth,' 'speak your truth.' W
Day 28 of this daily devotional explores God's presence through Psalm 139:7-10, Isaiah 43:4, and Matthew 28:20. Loneliness might be one of the most painful experiences we face — it's possible to feel lonely in a crowded
Day 27 of this daily Bible reading focuses on hope for the future through Psalm 31:24, Jeremiah 31:17, and Romans 15:4. Hope can feel dangerous when you've been disappointed before — after enough letdowns, it's tempting
Day 26 of this daily devotional explores contentment and peace through Psalm 37:4, Isaiah 26:3, and Philippians 4:11-13. Contentment feels almost countercultural in our age of endless upgrades, constant advertisements, a
Day 25 of this daily Bible reading explores God's grace through Psalm 103:10-12, Isaiah 55:7, and Ephesians 2:8-9. Grace is the most beautiful and hardest-to-accept concept in all of Christianity. We live in a performanc
Day 24 of this daily devotional explores perseverance through trials with Psalm 30:5, Isaiah 43:1-2, and James 1:2-4. Some seasons of life feel like they'll never end — the job search drags on, illness persists, relation
Day 23 of this daily Bible reading tackles overcoming fear through Psalm 56:3-4, Isaiah 41:10, and First John 4:18. Fear doesn't knock politely and wait for permission to enter — it barges in uninvited, usually in the mi
Day 22 of this daily devotional focuses on serving others through Psalm 100:2, Isaiah 58:10-11, and Mark 10:43-44. It's 6 AM and Lisa is already exhausted — between work, kids' activities, and household responsibilities,
Day 21 of this daily Bible reading explores God's Word as our guide through Psalm 119:105, Isaiah 55:11, and Second Timothy 3:16-17. Have you ever tried to navigate a dark room without a flashlight? You stumble over furn
Day 20 of this daily devotional explores community and fellowship through Psalm 133:1, Ecclesiastes 4:12, and Hebrews 10:24-25. 'I don't need church — I can worship God on my own.' Sound familiar? People can be difficult
Day 19 of this daily Bible reading explores patience in the process through Psalm 27:14, Isaiah 55:8-9, and Romans 8:25. We live in an instant-everything culture, but God often works at what feels like a glacial pace. Wh
Day 18 of this daily devotional explores God's protection through Psalm 91:1-2, Isaiah 43:2, and John 10:28-29. The world can feel dangerous — turn on the news and you'll hear about natural disasters, crime, and economic
Day 17 of this daily Bible reading explores healing and restoration through Psalm 147:3, Isaiah 61:1-3, and Second Corinthians 1:3-4. Broken hearts come in many forms — shattered by betrayal, crushed by loss, or slowly f
Day 16 of this daily devotional explores finding purpose through Psalm 139:13-14, Jeremiah 1:5, and Ephesians 2:10. 'What's my purpose?' is one of the most common and anxiety-producing questions people ask. But what if t
Day 15 of this daily Bible reading seeks wisdom for decisions through Psalm 25:4-5, Proverbs 3:5-6, and James 1:5. Standing at a crossroads can be paralyzing — should you take that job, end that relationship, move to a d
Day 14 of this daily devotional celebrates God's faithfulness through Psalm 89:2, Lamentations 3:23, and Second Timothy 2:13. Sarah stared at the pregnancy test, tears streaming. Negative. Again. After three years of try
Day 13 of this daily Bible reading explores gratitude in all things through Psalm 100:4, First Chronicles 16:34, and First Thessalonians 5:18. Here's a challenge: try to feel anxious and grateful at the same time — it's
Day 12 of this daily devotional focuses on courage for today through Psalm 27:1, Joshua 1:9, and Second Timothy 1:7. Fear has a way of making everything seem bigger than it really is — that difficult conversation looms l
Day 11 of this daily Bible reading explores God's provision through Psalm 23:1, First Kings 17:14, and Philippians 4:19. Money stress keeps a lot of people awake at night — maybe you're calculating bills, wondering how y
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