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 Study a Book of the Bible: See the Forest Before the Trees
Learn a 4-step method for whole-book Bible study that builds real understanding before you ever study a single passage.
How to Do a Word Study: One Word, Eleven Times
How to do a word study using a 4-step method anyone can use — and why one Greek word Jesus repeated eleven times is the perfect place to start.
How to Read the Epistles: Following Paul’s Argument
How to read Paul’s letters by following his argument, not just collecting verses. A practical method using Galatians as your guide.
Studying the Resurrection Accounts: Harmonizing the Gospels
Studying the resurrection accounts means sitting with real differences between the Gospels. Here’s a practical method for reading those differences well.
Teaching the Cross: Helping Others See Its Meaning
Your congregation has heard about the cross their whole lives. Here’s how to help them finally see it—and why that difference changes everything.
Studying the Passion Narratives: A Synoptic Approach
Emotional distance from the crucifixion is a reading problem, not a faith problem. Learn how synoptic comparison brings the passion narratives back to life.