Bible Studies

This article briefly talks about In Search for Truth Bible Studies, a program set up to provide each person with the ability to study the Bible in the privacy of his or her home.

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You can learn how to do your own bible studies on any subject. Learn how to prepare a bible study for your family, your Sunday School Class, or your home bible study group.

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.

Bible studies are personal and should allow you to get real with God and the other people that might be involved in your study.

By printing out chapters or scriptures in the Bible and putting the question who, what, when, where, why, and how to them. See my latest to see how you can create your own.

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.

Gift ideas for Bible study enthusiasts

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.

In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to change your theme and layout in Bible Study Pro. You have the option of changing the whole theme or just sections of the theme.

Are you starting a Bible study on the Book of James? A good point to start is to identify some key Bible Verses that identify with the main message of the book. Check out these 10 key Bible Verses from the Book of James

So far, I've been pretty impressed with its capabilities and clean interface of free Bible study software Xiphos.

Use this Bible study technique to warm up to a passage that you just can't get interested in.

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.

A San Diego County couple is told that holding a Bible Study with a permit is in violation of the county's code for religious assembly.

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.

Few things are more fulfilling than helping people know God better in a safe and interesting setting. These tips will help you start a deep, joyful, and useful Bible study with your friends.

In Acts 17:11-5 Paul visits Berea in Macedonia, while on his second missionary journey. Down through the centuries the Bereans have been commended for their eagerness to search the scriptures, to see if what Paul taught was true.

Paul has set out on his second missionary journey with Silas. Here in Acts 16:1-5 we meet the teenager Timothy and learn how he comes to travel with Paul.

In Acts 14 Paul and Barnabas complete Paul's first missionary journey. In Lystra they heal a crippled man and are mistaken for Zeus (Jupiter) and Hermes (Mercury). After being hailed as gods, Paul is stoned and left for dead.

In the first part of Acts 9 we discussed Saul's conversion to Christianity. Here in Acts 9:32-43 we shift back to Peter and how God uses him to heal a man named Aeneas and to raise a woman named Dorcas/Tabitha from the dead.

My primary success at Associated Content has been through posting my Bible study notes. In this article I would like to encourage other Bible Study and Sunday School teachers to do the same: share your faith and make a little extra cash!

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. Here are my notes for Acts 4:32-37. This section of scripture gives us a glimpse of how the members of the early church provided for each other by selling their property and giving to the needy.

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. Here are my notes for Acts 4:23-31. This section of Scripture describes how the early church responds to persecution.

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. This article contains my notes for Acts 3:12-26. This section describes Peter's second recorded sermon, given after the healing of the lame man.

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. Here are my notes for Acts 3:1-11. This section describes the healing of the lame man resting by the temple's Beautiful Gate.

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. Here are my lecture notes for Acts 2:40-47. This section finishes Peter's great sermon and talks about the fellowship of the Christian believers.

I recently taught a Bible study on the book of Acts. Here are my lecture notes for Acts 2:22-39. This section continues with Peter's great sermon at Pentecost.