Bible Study Tips
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Follow a Logical Process of Bible Study
It doesn't diminish the importance of the Holy Spirit at all to approach the Bible with a sensible method of study. The Holy Spirit guides us as we observe, interpret, and apply His Word. -
Knowing Scripture
The idea that the Bible can teach anything we want it to is not true if we approach the Scriptures humbly, trying to hear what the Bible says for itself. -
Freedom to Memorize Scripture
The best way the church can prepare for trials and persecution is by seriously studying and learning the Word of God. -
A Plea to Use the Bible Every Day
We must be able to go to the bible to find practical help in our every day lives because if we do not, we will make major decisions without reference to God. -
How Many Versions of the Bible do We Really Need?
Some Christian scholars wonder whether too much Bible can sometimes be a bad thing, as major new translations and waves of books marking the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible inundate the market this fall. -
A Book of Great Price: The Most Valuable Book You Own
What does it take for believers like you and me to stand firm for the Word of God in our homes, our workplaces, our communities, and especially in our churches? -
How to Trace the Fire of the Holy Spirit
Many people find keeping a journal is a tool God uses to draw them into deeper intimacy with Him. A written journal is a record of your spiritual journey. It is a means to "trace the fire of the Holy Spirit" in your life and the life of your church. -
One of the Most Important Principles in Reading the Bible
Sometimes readers of the Bible see the conditions that God lays down for his blessing and they conclude from these conditions that our action is first and decisive, then God responds to bless us. That is not right. -
Studying the Bible: The Future and Prophetic Scenarios
The best way to "keep watch" as Jesus commanded is to know what God has revealed and to attempt a biblical understanding of events. Just bear in mind that not all end-times opinions are facts. -
Plan a Getaway with God
Jesus healed, fed, forgave, comforted, preached, raised, delivered, and fed some more. Is it any wonder that Jesus told the disciples to come away to a quiet place? -
How to Use the Law - Lawfully - To Bear Fruit for God
The lawful use of Old Testament Law, argues John Piper, is to realize it is not made for the righteous. -
The Vital Importance of Biblical Discernment
Discernment is the process of making careful distinctions in our thinking about truth. Unfortunately, this is an area where most Christians stumble. -
Prayerful Digestion of God's Word
How then shall unbelief be cured and faith be strengthened? Surely not by straining to believe the Scriptures, as some do. -
Always Be Prepared to Give an Answer
Giving reasons for our faith (apologetics) is an essential element of the biblical Christian witness. -
God Has Made Himself Known
We are dependent completely on God’s kindness and goodness to make himself known to us, and for this we ought to be grateful every day of our lives. -
How to Enjoy Bible Study
Three simple guidelines to help you make the most of your study time. -
Simple Steps to Solid Study
You'll be amazed at the rich treasure your study yields by following these five simple steps. -
Leading a Bible Study
As a Bible study group leader, you’ll find your role changing back and forth from expert to cheerleader to lover to referee during the course of a session. -
L-I-G-H-T-S to the Word of God
Learn how to make the most of your time spent studying the Word of God. -
What Is A Quiet Time?
Part of your quiet time is to get your heart clean and pure. Each of us needs to take ourselves by the nap of our necks and confess and repent before we come into God’s holy presence to fellowship.
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