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How to study
Simple, repeatable ways to read a passage well.
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Simple methods you can repeat for the rest of your life: how to start, and how to sit with one passage until it opens up.
- How Long Does It Take to Read the Bible?
A plain answer on how many hours it takes to read the whole Bible, plus realistic plans for reading it in a year or in shorter daily sittings.
- How to Apply the Bible to Everyday Life
Learn how to study the Bible for application, moving from reading to real-life obedience with a simple, repeatable method.
- How to Pray: What the Bible Teaches About Prayer
Learn how to pray from Scripture: Jesus' model prayer, praying in faith, in Jesus' name, and what to do when you don't know what to say.
- How to Read the Bible: A Beginner's Guide
Start reading Scripture with a simple plan: begin in the Gospels, use a clear translation, pray, and let God's Word shape your life.
- How to Read the Bible in Order: A Simple Reading Path
A simple, flexible path for reading the Bible in order, from Genesis to Revelation or by genre, with tips for chapters, verses, and daily reading.
- How to Study the Bible: A Beginner's Guide
A beginner's guide to studying the Bible: read in context, observe, interpret, apply, and pray. Start with the Gospels and use a simple method.
- The SOAP Method of Bible Study: How to Use It
Learn the SOAP method of Bible study: Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer. A simple daily plan for reading the Bible with a journal and prayer.
- What Is a Study Bible and How Do You Use One?
A study Bible pairs Scripture with notes, maps, and cross-references. Learn what it is, how to use it well, and when to set the notes aside.
- How to study a Bible passage: observe, interpret, apply
A simple three-step method for studying any Bible passage, observe, interpret, apply, worked through on the story of Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4.
- How to read the Bible for the first time
New to the Bible? Where to start, which translation to pick, how to read a chapter, and what to do with the hard parts, in plain steps.