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For beginners
Every study that touches on for beginners, across book guides, questions, verses and plans.
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- 01 · How to study 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.
- 02 · How to study 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.
- 03 · Reading plans 14 days in the Bible: a reading plan for complete beginners
A gentle two-week Bible reading plan for someone brand new: one short passage a day, from creation to the resurrection, with one question for each day.
- 04 · How to study 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.
- 05 · Book guides Matthew: the King who fulfills the Scriptures
A guide to Matthew's Gospel: who wrote it and for whom, its five great sermons, its key passages and themes, and how it presents Jesus as the promised King.
- 06 · Reading plans How to read the whole Bible in a year, and why the order matters
A Bible-in-a-year plan that pairs Old Testament, New Testament, and a Psalm or Proverb each day, with a sample first four weeks and advice for catching up.
- 07 · Reading plans 30 days in the Gospels: a reading plan
A 30-day plan through all 89 chapters of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John at about three chapters a day, with one thing to notice each day and help for falling behind.
- 08 · Book guides Mark: the fast-moving Gospel of the suffering Servant
A guide to the Gospel of Mark: who wrote it, how it is built, its key passages, and how its hurried story of Jesus points to the cross and the empty tomb.
- 09 · Book guides Genesis: where every story in the Bible begins
A plain guide to Genesis: who wrote it, how it is built, its key passages and themes, how it points to Christ, and how to read it well.