The Year of Studying – Zoom Out: How to Study a Topic
Zoom Out: How to Study a Topic As we study the Word of God, sometimes it can be helpful to study a specific topic. We’d call this zooming out,…
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The Year of Studying — How To Study a Sermon: 5 Practical Steps
Not sure where to start studying or what you should dig into during your quiet time? A sermon, message, or lesson recently preached or taught at your church is…
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The Year of Studying — Don’t Do This: Common Bible Study Mistakes
Studying the Bible is vital to our spiritual lives but it is also important to make sure that as much as possible we avoid certain mistakes when doing so!…
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The Year of Studying — Tools For Studying
When it comes to studying the Bible, many seek tools to deepen their understanding of the Scriptures to effectively engage with the Word. In this class, we show HOW…
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The Year of Studying — Break It Down
In order to receive the nutrients you need from food, you can’t swallow it whole but you have to break it down further and further until it is digestible….
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The Year of Studying — Why Study?
We’re kicking off the Year of Studying series with one of the most important foundations: understanding why we study the Bible. Studying the Bible isn’t just about gaining knowledge—it…
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Study Tip #10: Make it a Habit
When we study the Bible, we can gather all the tips, strategies, and resources in the world—but if we don’t turn them into a consistent habit, we won’t experience…
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Study Tip #9: Find The Real Life Application
When we study the word of God, we’re not doing it to impress man (2 Tim. 2:15-16) or even to just intake information for ourselves or others. The application…
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Study Tip #8: Pick a Topic or Character Relevant To You
Did you know that there are 66 books, 1,189 chapters, and 31,102 verses in the Bible? Psalm 119:105 says, “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a…
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Study Tip #7: Recognize Conjunctions Have a Function
A conjunction is a word that connects words, phrases, or clauses within a sentence, or sometimes entire sentences. There are many conjunctions such as and, for, but, so, or,…
