Study Bible Topics that Matter to You
Topical Bible studies are a great way to learn about God, take a biblical stance on current events, overcome a sin or weakness, tackle your personal growth goals with God's help, answer a theological or any other Bible question, need God's wisdom and direction. Take charge of your quiet time and study the Bible topics that really matter to you.
Making Bible Study A Habit
Have you ever wondered how to make Bible study a habit? I mean, start strong and keep reading Scripture daily? Reading the Bible every day is such a valuable Christian discipline. Let me help you get started and loving it!But how can you get started? Whether you have tried before (and possibly failed) or are brand-new to developing a Bible-study habit, here are some tips to start this new habit.
Should we study the Bible like a textbook?
Bible study is worth every effort we once gave school work. It's certainly more worthwhile than reading Shakespeare. Yet many of us don't approach the Bible as we did Shakespeare. So the questions remains: Should we study the Bible like a textbook? Here is my answer.
Is this promise for me?
The Bible is full of God’s promises to His people. We love to read them. We love to apply them to our lives. We use them to remember that we serve a good and giving God. But are all those promises for us? Do we have the liberty to apply them to any life situation? After all, we serve a God who does not change and His promises are true.
Seeking God's Direction through His Word
I'd venture to say that most of us are currently seeking God's input and direction for our lives in one way or another. We want to make good decisions, ones based on truth and His will. What better way to look than His Word?!
I want to study the Bible, but I don’t know where to start.
Bible study ideas just flow out of me. That hasn't always been the case.
Like many of you, I once stared at this big book called the Bible with a complete feeling of overwhelm, wondering, "Where in the world do I start?"
Knowing that many of you feel slightly paralyzed by this and other questions that are holding you back, I developed a 5-day email course called "Busting Your Top 5 Bible Study Roadblocks."
Today, I'm giving you a little sneak peek here on the blog.
Taking the Guesswork out of Bible Study
Does the idea of studying Scripture independently make you nervous? Have you ever thought, "I wish I could approach the Bible with confidence, but I am truly confused when I pick up this precious Book"?
5 Steps to Truly Connecting with God during Your Quiet Time
What's the point of a regular quiet time anyway? Is it to check something off a list, to earn God's favor, or is it to connect with Him?
I hope you spend time in God's Word to learn about your Creator and connect with the King of your life! In fact, I hope not a day goes by without a time of worshipping your Savior whole-heartedly and allowing God to fill your cup.
9 Things to Consider When Choosing Your Next Bible-Study Guide
With thousands of Bible study guides in the market place, how do you pick one? Which guide will teach you more about your Christian faith, about God, and His will? Rather than reading a “Christian Living” book or devotional, choose a Bible study guide that lets you dive into God’s Word. Consider these 9 things as you choose…
Study the Bible Systematically
Do you desire to truly understand the Bible every time you open it? Join us in studying the Bible systematically.
How to Invite the Holy Spirit into Your Bible Study
Above all, we have to invite the Holy Spirit into our Bible study. Let's acknowledge Him as the greatest Bible Teacher we will ever experience. It is the Holy Spirit who blesses us understanding, conviction, and peace. So invite Him in!
How to Choose Your Best-Fit Bible Commentary
You are looking for a Bible commentary? Awesome; I’d love to help. There are so many commentaries out there - long, short, digital, print - I can see why your head is spinning. I think it’s great you are taking this step to find one that works for you.
How Often Should I Study the Bible?
It’s commonly said that Christians should read their Bible every day. Is that a biblical command? Are we required to read the Bible daily? What if we can’t figure out how to make that happen? How often do we need to study the Bible to be faithful followers of Christ?
What Does It Mean to Be “In Christ”?
Before long, any believer will come across the phrase “in Christ” either while studying the Bible or hearing another believer talk about matters of the faith. Who is “in Christ”, and what does that phrase mean? Let me help you better understand Bible passages that use the phrase “in Christ”.