Do you need help studying the Bible? Are you looking for simple tips to make studying the Bible approachable and fruitful?
Here you’ll find simple tools and Bible Study methods, tips, and resources that you can use at home or in groups to cultivate a habit of getting to know God and learning from Him through the Bible.
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If you’re looking for a simple guide to Bible verse mapping, look no further! This is the place! I’m a huge advocate for Bible verse mapping. I found that its one of the best ways to study the Bible and keep everything in context. While it may sound complicated verse mapping is actually pretty simple…
Does the Bible tell us to memorize Scripture? In a round about way, yes! In fact, that’s how most people learned Scripture in Jesus’ day. There were portions of Scripture that were written down but not every one had access to them. Mostly Kings, Scribes, Rabbis, and their students. So for people to take the Scripture to heart they had to go where it was being taught and commit it to memory.
What part of the Bible should I study first? What order should a beginner read? The short answer is that there is no wrong answer and plenty of options. Here’s what I recommend.
My kids are HUNGRY for the Word.
My kids are absorbing scripture.
They are memorizing scripture (which was our whole reason for starting this study in the first place).
They are connecting the dots when it comes to godly character.
They are eager to learn!
the SOAP Bible Study Method is really rewarding. As you grow and learn your time in SOAP will become more and more fruitful. You’ll be able to dig deeper and deeper into the Bible, which in my experience only nurtures our desire to know God more. That is THE best part of SOAP.
color coding allows me to take in the information in a way that my mind will digest and retain. I can mark what areas of my life a verse may be applicable to AND REMEMBER it! Suddenly the verse carries 10X more meaning because I can see how it applies to me. That is how a good Bible study session is supposed to work.
