# Into the Word — user reviews

> 5 indexed App Store user reviews of Into the Word by First Baptist Church, Orillia, rated 5.00/5 from 7 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/into-the-word/id1497947115/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/into-the-word/id1497947115.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 6 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Most critical reviews (5 lowest-rated)

### 5/5 — Fantastic Resource for getting deeper in your faith

*2026-02-04, version 6.2.2*

Jesus is Lord, and Canadian pastor Paul Carter has built a highly accessible resource to get to know Jesus better. Highly recommended as a well-researched, balanced and evidence-based companion tool for bible studies, daily reading bible plans and discovery/ad hoc exploration. Each book comes with a separate intro and occasional excursus. What an incredible resource for a daily drive or a a binge session!

### 5/5 — Into The Word helps me understand 🙌🏼

*2025-01-10*

This app has (metaphorically) walked me hand in hand through the books of the Bible. I use this app and The Bible app, however Into The Word helps me tremendously understand particular scripture readings, phrases, and words that I would have over looked.

### 5/5 — One of the best Bible resources

*2024-03-09*

Each evening I listen to one chapter of the book I’m studying. He keeps me undistracted, on track, and offers great insight. He’s also great to listen to while walking. I so thankful for this ministry!

### 5/5 — My favorite Bible app!

*2020-07-10*

I have used Into the Word podcasts for my Bible study for a couple of years now! I appreciate the careful study of the text and the teaching that accompanies it. The podcasts are 13-20 minutes each making it a perfect start to my day!

### 5/5 — Awesome podcast, great app idea!

*2020-05-19, version 5.2.0*

I’ve been enjoying Paul’s Into The Word podcast since 2018 on Apples Podcast app, but searching for previous episodes was a challenge as I was rarely on track with the RMM reading plan, this app solves that problem.

A couple of app development suggestions:
1. Create an app feedback/bug link in the drop-down menu to allow users to provide input on the app
2. I do miss the feature that the Apple podcast app has that shows which episode was played with a check mark and the date it was played, for that reason I find I’m still going back to the Apple product to see where I left off... and I listen daily... brain fog maybe?
3. Not sure the purpose of the volume control that seems to be hidden in the app. Several times it’s been at min and I can’t figure out why the podcast shows it’s playing but I can’t hear anything. Maybe it just needs to be a layer higher with the time bar like the Apple app.

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