Longing to read Scripture more but just aren’t sure how to start reading the Bible consistently? Maybe you’ve tried before and it didn’t “stick”. Here are 5 practical steps to help you get started with a consistent Bible reading routine.

Choosing a Bible can be overwhelming. There are so many options to choose from! How do you know which to choose? How to weed through the options to choose a perfect-for-you Bible.

Are you a new believer in Jesus Christ and need the Bible demystified? An overview of the Bible will help! Use this easy to understand overview of the Bible to guide you in your new walk as a Christian.

Have you reached a pivotal moment in your life? For me, it was a Bible study that changed my life forever. How I learned the valuable life-lesson of applying biblical discernment to my Bible study time.

There are many reasons it is important to study our Bible instead of simply reading it. In this post, I share with you three indisputable reasons why it is vital for us to study the Bible, even when we feel inadequate.

The Gospel of Matthew shares the life and ministry of Jesus. Matthew skillfully groups Jesus’ teachings into 5 sections while weaving miracles in between. Matthew pulls liberally from the Old Testament carefully blending Jesus’ words and deeds to show that Christ is the long-awaited King and Messiah.

The story of Noah is much more than we learned as little kids. In chapters 6-9 we discover a warning, promise, and do-over. In chapter 6, God makes an amazing statement about Noah and gives him detailed instructions to prepare for a major upcoming event (the flood).

The sons of God and the daughters of men. Who were they? Do those titles refer to all children of God? And what’s up with the giants? Where did they come from? Is it true they were created by evil angels procreating with human women? Let’s take a look at what the Bible really says.

Chapter 3 shows us why we have sin in our lives, how the enemy of our soul tempts us to disobey our Lord, and the immediate and long-term consequences of sin.

Chapter 2 provides a more detailed account of the creation of man and woman, their relationship, and the paradise God created.

Although I share my study method, there are so many ways we can study the Bible. Bible study isn’t a one-size-fits-all process. In-depth Bible study doesn’t have to be overwhelming when we learn to take it one day at a time, one book at a time, one chapter at a time, one verse at a time.

Our new blog series, reading and studying the Bible chronologically, begins with an introduction to the book of Genesis. Genesis is one of the most well-known books of the Bible for a good reason: Genesis reveals the beginning of everything including God’s plan for our salvation! Join us as we use a combination of inductive bible study, verse mapping, and notebook journaling to conduct our in-depth, deep-dive study of Scripture.

Verse mapping is an amazing way to study the Bible but sometimes we can get so caught up in the idea of a study that we don’t think through how we are studying.

Verse mapping combines a few different study methods to create a powerful look into Scripture! It is pulling a verse apart, studying each piece, and putting it all back together in a way that shows you how Scripture passages relate to each other giving you a greater understanding of the Bible.

Handwriting Scripture is one of my favorite study methods designed to help you grow in your faith. Hand copying Scripture forces you to slow down and absorb more of what you are reading and writing, allowing for an enlightening Bible study.

Beginning to study the Bible doesn’t have to be difficult or intimidating. There are many ways to study and no one way is perfect for everyone. A surprisingly simple way to study the Bible when you don’t know where to begin.