Bible Study Tips

Meditation is pondering the Word in our hearts, preaching it to our own souls, and personally applying it to our own lives and circumstances. It is how we sanctify our thinking and bring it into submission to Christ—taking every thought captive

Our daily Scripture writing plan to walk you through the month of October.

Your work isn’t just a job. It’s a calling. Here’s how the Bible shows that your daily grind is part of something so much bigger.

Every year, people read thousands of Bible verses and devotionals on social media or search for them online. This article looks at the top 10 Bible verses that our audience read this year. Some of these are well-known. Others may surprise you. Even if they are well-known, you may have never considered where the verses fit in their original context.Discover the most popular Bible verses of 2023 with their context and meaning!Like the 2022 BibleStudyTools.com article on that year’s most-read Bible verses, this article does not just feature the verses. We will look at the full chapter context in which each verse appears to consider the full message. We will also consider what application the verse has for us today.So, as we near the end of the year, let us consider what the Bible has to say.Photo Credit: Unsplash.com

The Apostle Paul encourages the Corinthian church to thank God for the victory of Christ over death and sin.

Why couldn’t the disciples perform what seemed to be a simple task? Why couldn’t they do what they had been trained to do? What they had apparently already been given power to do?

An aid in reading the Psalms is to be able to arrange them in literary categories or genres. Based on thematic elements that are shared between psalms and literary features, we can more precisely classify the lyric poems of the Psalms.

This morning, I focused on Luke 9:28-36, the passage on the transfiguration of Jesus. As I reflected on this text, I realized that what was happening was a heavenly form of gospel community.

Writing down Scripture each day can help you deeply understand and apply its teachings, making it a simple yet powerful tool for spiritual growth. Download our free January Scripture writing challenge printable to start this daily practice and discover the transformative power of God's Word in your life.

Each day of these monthly challenges gives you an opportunity to write out a passage of Scripture. We pray that as you meditate on God's Word throughout the coming year, you will be richly blessed!

Writing down Scripture daily can help you absorb its meaning and deepen your understanding of God's Word. By committing to a simple yet powerful practice, you'll be able to reflect on the passage in a more intentional way and experience spiritual growth through this February scripture writing challenge.

This month, take a deeper dive into God's Word with the March Scripture Writing Challenge, a simple yet powerful tool to help you read, interpret, and absorb the Bible. By writing down a verse each day, you'll cultivate a more intimate relationship with scripture and discover new insights that will transform your life.

Writing down a verse each day can help you absorb the full meaning of Scripture and deepen your understanding of God's Word. By participating in this simple yet effective challenge, you'll have the opportunity to reflect on your faith and grow closer to God through guided meditations and prayers.

This May, take a deeper dive into God's Word with the Scripture Writing Challenge, where daily verses are paired with meditations and prayers to help you absorb and apply His truth. By committing Scripture to paper, you'll cultivate a more intimate relationship with God and discover new insights into His character and will for your life.

This summer, take a deeper dive into God's Word with the June Scripture Writing Challenge, where daily verse writing helps you absorb and interpret scripture more effectively. By committing to write down a verse each day, you'll cultivate a closer relationship with God and discover new insights into His word.