READING AND BIBLE STUDY

Establishing principles guiding Bible study.

A way to plow through and gain real insight even when your Bible study is dry and boring and God is nowhere to be found.

With so many on-line Bible translations and study books available it's difficult to determine which are the best ones for your personal research. As a Bible study teacher I have sifted through many of them, and these are my 5 favorites.

Do people agree with the ruling? Why or why not? Who do and who do not.

This article seeks to demonstrate the importance of looking to the Original Biblical languages in Bible study in order to understand the true meaning of the text.

Takes a look at the impact Bible study has in our life

Bible study resources help you understand the teachings of God. Many Bible study resources hone in on your personal interests and help you incorporate Biblical life applications to your own life, while others serve as reference guides and study tools.

You don't need a seminary education or an expensive library to learn from the Bible. All you really need is a few minutes and three effective questions.

Although the Bible is still the best-selling book in the world, it is also one of the least-read. I think the reason many either don't read it or read it very little is that they have no real plan for getting the most out of their Bible reading time.

The Bible is the best selling book of all time. But reading it for the first time can be a bit confusing. So here are a few tips for tips from someone who has devoted the last 10 years to studying the Bible.

Is depression of the devil? Or is depression a legitimate disease?

Different ways of reading the Bible can often yield different results.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my lecture notes for Isaiah 25:1-5. This chapter gives the bright promise of a future life.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 28:7-14. This section continues in a theme of future judgment of Judah.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 15:1-9.

When I taught my 2-year-long Bible study on Isaiah, I used The Pulpit Commentary Volume 10: Isaiah edited by H.D.M. Spence and Joseph S. Exell to give me a starting point and rough outline of the material covered in the chapters

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 59:1-8. This section discusses how Israel will be (was) rebuked for her sins.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 18:1-7. This chapter is about the ancient kingdom of Cush (or Kush).

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 22:1-4.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 14:4-11.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes on Isaiah 14:12-22.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes on Isaiah 60:8-13.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 49:1-6.

I recently did a two year long Bible study on the Book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 52:1-10.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the Book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 58:8-14. The second part of this chapter talks about the blessings of being truly right with God.

I recently taught a two year long Bible study on the Book of Isaiah. Here are my notes for Isaiah 58:1-7. This chapter focuses on how people can be outwardly very religious, but inwardly far away from God.

Practical advice on developing a plan for Bible study that will help the reader get more out of that study.