Recommended Bible Study Method Resources
Rick Warren's Bible Study Methods: Twelve Ways You Can Unlock God's Word By Zondervan/HarperCollins Publishers Want to become more like Christ but don't know where to begin? Rick Warren says the key to transformation is found in Scripture. This easy-to-understand guide offers 12 different Bible study methods to help you explore biblical truths, apply them to your life, and grow as a disciple. Rick Warren's Bible Study Methods will help you develop a customized, personal approach to exploring and studying the riches of God's Word. Formerly published as Personal Bible Study Methods. |
Discipleship Journal's Best Bible Study Methods By NAV Press Think Bible studies are simply instructive and challenging? Think again! Discipleship Journal's Best Bible Study Methods compiles 32 different methods of studying Scripture that are creative, intriguing, and just plain fun! From word studies to role-playing to personal reflection, you'll discover new ways to unearth spiritual gems and bring fresh insights to light without compromising the Bible's integrity or meaning—all with a special emphasis on personal application. |
Living by the Book: The Art and Science of Reading the Bible, Revised and Updated By Howard G. Hendricks & William D. Hendricks / Moody Publishers How would you describe your personal Bible study? Mundane or motivational? Lackluster or lively? Redundant or reviving? Howard and Bill Hendricks offer a practical 3-step process that will help you master simple yet effective inductive methods of observation, interpretation, and application that will make all the difference in your time with God's Word! |
Discover the Bible for Yourself By Kay Arthur / Harvest House Publishers Kay Arthur gathers together her inductive study tools in this hands-on, how-to guide that will walk you through the Bible book by book. Applicable with any Bible translation, Discover the Bible for Yourself contains:
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Encounters with God: Transforming Your Bible Study By Henry Blackaby, Norman Blackaby & Mel Blackaby / Thomas Nelson To Blackaby and his sons, Bible study involves more than a method---it's a journey into the heart of God! Here they mentor you step-by-step through passages from seven types of biblical literature. In an easy-to-remember way, they'll train you to read, understand, and apply God's words; hear his voice in prayer; and transform your life. 240 softcover from Nelson. |
How to Study the Bible By Richard Mayhue / Christian Focus Publications Misinterpretation of Scripture is a major problem that faces the Church. We are living in an image-centered world that demands short cuts to answers with a limited attention span. This book discusses the many obstacles that can keep us from clearly understanding what scripture is explaining to us. Mayhue's experience with methods of biblical interpretation enables him to provide our generation with simple tools -- so we can understand what the Bible says and avoid commonly-made errors. It should be mandatory reading for anyone who is serious in finding out what scripture says. Richard covers a wide range of subjects making this an excellent take-off point for Biblical study:
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How to Know What the Bible Teaches, First Steps for the New Christian By Cumberland House Publishing How to know what the Bible Teaches is a reliable guide for achieving a clear understanding of the Bible and beginning the discipline of systematic Bible Study. Designed as a concise overview of what the Bible teaches, it is a simple introduction to the adventure of learning God's Word. The topics highlight a method for studying the Bible and growing as a Christian. Bible verses to commit to memory are included. |
Handbook for Personal Bible Study By Dr. William W. Klein / NAV Press The definitive study guide for laypeople! Accessible and non-technical, Klein's comprehensive, down-to-earth resource offers key insight into the culture and history of God's Word, the importance of studying Scripture as a spiritual discipline, basic study and interpretation methods, uses of the Bible in Christian practice, and more. Includes reading plans, glossary, and index. 400 pages, hardcover from NavPress. |
The Sisters' Guide to In-Depth Bible Study By Victoria L. Johnson / Inter-varsity Press Want to study the Bible on your own but find yourself overwhelmed by complicated, cumbersome study methods? Are you a group leader looking for exciting resources to bring new life to your teaching? Is your time in the Word dry and lifeless or do you find Scripture hard to understand? Victoria Johnson--a busy speaker, teacher, author and mother--has discovered an easy-to-follow method that has made Bible study come alive for her and for many others she has taught. Originally published as Bible Study for Busy Women, this revised edition reveals the seven practical principles for study that can transform your life. Her step-by-step instructions, related with passion, warmth, wisdom and humor, can help both individuals and groups discover the power of Bible study for themselves. Also included in this book is a twelve-week study guide for small groups to work through, together with a guide for leaders. |
Bible Study Made Simple By Mark Water / Amg Publishers Need guidance on reading through your Bible in a year? Looking for methods and tips to help you in your Bible study? Ever wonder how to mark up your Bible to make it really useful? Learn to do word studies, topical studies, and personality studies. Discover principles for interpreting Bible passages correctly. Find new ways to memorize Scripture. Identify the key, golden verse in each book of the Bible. Finally, unlock the treasures within each book of the Bible. Uncover the name of the author, the date the book was written, the setting, and the primary purpose. Having a thorough overview of each Bible book will help make the study of the Bible infinitely easier. |
The Navigator Bible Studies Handbook By NAV Press Why rely on someone else's study notes when you can unearth the Bible's treasures on your own? This revised and updated handbook from the Navigators will equip you with indispensable skills for a lifetime of reflection on the Word. You'll learn the principles for effective inductive study and time-tested methods like ABC Bible study, question & answer study, verse analysis, and much more. Includes reproducible forms. 140 pages, softcover from NavPress |
A Beginner's Guide to Studying the Bible By R. E. Aaseng / Augsburg Fortress Do you need help in studying a book or a smaller section of Scripture? The author provides help in using "tools" for Bible study such as commentaries, concordances, and atlases; he shows how to get the whole picture about a particular Bible passage; he describes basic methods of Bible study; he gives guidance on making application to life. |











