Bible Study Tips for Beginners: How to Experience True Transformation
God’s Word is for more than information—it’s for transformation. Find out how our response to Bible study leads to God-glorifying change.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: How to Read the Whole Bible as God’s Good News
Do you ever wonder why God included a specific book or passage in the Bible? Try viewing the message of the Bible as a complete story.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: How to Do a Word Study
Intimidated by word studies? This simple guide shows you how easy and enriching a basic word study can be—even for beginners to Bible study.
15+ Motivations to Study the Bible When You Don’t Feel Like It
Do you read the Bible only because you “should”? Or do you avoid it altogether? This may renew your motivation to study the Bible.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: How to Use Cross-References in the Bible
What are cross-references? Why bother reading them? How should we read or use cross-references in personal Bible study? Get answers here!
Something Brief, Something True—Psalm 59:11
“Do not kill them, or my people will forget; Scatter them by Your power and bring them down, Lord, our shield” (Psalm 59:11 NASB).
How to Understand the Bible: 7 Practical Tips to Help You Study the Bible
Why is the Bible hard to understand? God gave us his Word intending that we would understand it. If you can read, you can understand the Bible with these tips.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: Five Types of Context
Context is crucial for Bible study success. Learn different types of context in Bible study, why they matter, and how to use them as we dig into God’s Word.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: How to Study the Bible in Context
The 2nd in a series of Bible study tips for beginners, learn how to study the Bible in context. Jana Carlson shows that if you can read you can study the Bible.
Bible Study Tips for Beginners: The Importance of Context
The 1st in a series of Bible study tips for beginners, learn why context is important and can even be life-changing. Jana Carlson uses 1 John 4:4 as an example.