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 One Passage to Every Age in the Room
A practical method for teaching one Bible passage to every age in the room, using five simple adjustments instead of writing separate lessons.
How to Apply the Bible to Suffering: What Lament Requires
Suffering does not need resolving before you pray about it. See what Psalm 13 shows biblical lament actually requires of you before healing begins.
How to Teach Doctrine Without Losing Your Audience
Doctrine loses rooms when it's taught as a conclusion. Dr. Davis gives you a 5-move method for teaching doctrine people actually follow and remember.
How to Study a Parable: What Jesus's Stories Demand of You
Most parable studies stop at the moral. Learn the five-threshold method for reading Jesus's parables, with a worked example from Matthew 18.
How to Teach the Psalms When Your Group Goes Blank
Groups go blank in the Psalms because leaders default to plot or argument habits. Here's a craft-based method that actually fits the poetry.
How to Study Bible Prophecy Without Getting Lost in Details
A repeatable method for studying Bible prophecy: see the whole vision first so symbols, numbers, and details make sense instead of leaving you lost.