Bible Study Resources: Articles for Every Level of Learner
For the word of God is alive and powerful. It is sharper than the sharpest two-edged sword, cutting between soul and spirit, between joint and marrow. It exposes our innermost thoughts and desires.
Hebrews 4:12 (NLT)
How to Teach Through a Whole Book of the Bible
Most book studies stall by week six. These five planning questions help your group follow a whole book of the Bible from the first session to the last.
How to Teach the Bible Across Cultures
Your illustration landed in one room and fell flat in another. Four shifts for teaching Scripture to people whose culture differs from yours.
How to Lead a Bible Study When You're Not the Expert
Not a seminary graduate? You can still lead a Bible study well. A four-leg method for preparing, guiding discussion, and handling "I don't know."
How to Do a Biblical Word Study Without Misusing Greek and Hebrew
Learn a five-move method for Bible word studies that avoids common Greek and Hebrew mistakes, with a complete worked example from John 21:15–17.
How to Read the Old Testament Without Flattening It
Old Testament study often ends in skimming or forcing Christ into every verse. Here is a method for reading it whole: audience first, then trajectory.
How to Apply the Bible to Marriage: Principle or Demand?
Quoting Scripture in a fight doesn't make it biblical. Four questions to tell if you're holding God's command or your own demand in marriage.