A Bible Answer

A Bible Answer TV is a television program that provides Bible question and answer sessions, overseen by the elders of the Phillips Street church of Christ in Dyersburg, Tennessee. The program is produced in the studios of Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky. Mike McDaniel, preacher for the Central Church of Christ in Caruthersville, MO, serves as the moderator.

A Bible Answer TV is a Bible Question and Answer Television Program that is overseen by the elders of the Phillips Street church of Christ in Dyersburg, Tennessee. The program is produced in the studios of Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky. Mike McDaniel, who is the preacher for the Central Church of Christ in Caruthersville, MO, serves as the moderator of the program. The show invites viewers to submit Bible questions for discussion in upcoming episodes. The program is broadcast on various networks, including WQWQ The Heartland’s CW (Paducah, Ky) at 8 AM on Sundays, WBBJ-TV/CBS (Jackson, TN) at 7 AM on Sundays (starting 2/5/2017), and WTWV Good News TV23 (Memphis, TN) on Wednesdays at 12:30 PM, Thursdays at 3:30 PM, and Saturdays at 12:30 PM. The show is also available on YouTube. The Phillips Street church of Christ is mentioned as the overseeing body, but the website does not provide information about a physical place of worship or congregation.

A Bible Answer TV connects viewers with Bible study through a structured question-and-answer format overseen by Dyersburg’s Phillips Street church of Christ. Broadcast across multiple networks and YouTube, the program emphasizes community engagement by inviting viewer-submitted questions. While the show’s digital presence is robust, the website offers limited details about in-person worship spaces or physical congregation activities.

Pros

• Clear broadcast schedule across TV networks and YouTube for accessible viewing
• Community-focused format that invites Bible-related questions from viewers
• Oversight by a local church (Phillips Street church of Christ) adds organizational credibility
• Multiple contact channels (email, website, social links) for outreach

Cons

• No information provided about physical worship spaces or in-person congregation details
• Visitor feedback hints at potential pacing or presentation style concerns (not explicitly addressed on the site)
• Limited descriptive details about welcoming practices for first-time attendees