Have you ever been reading a passage and got frustrated because you could not understand it? A Bible commentary can be a great tool to gain further insight into passages of Scripture. “Good commentaries can protect us from heretical interpretations, correct our personal biases, and help…
Summer has sadly coming to an end. College students are back on campus. Schools are back in session. Fall is here and I am looking forward to our local church Bible studies starting up again. Your church may have already been advertising their upcoming study…
If your church, like many, primarily schedules group studies during the spring and fall semesters, you might find yourself seeking other avenues for exploration during the summer months. Here are several suggestions to dive into the treasures of God’s Word: Definitions: Bible Study Tip: What should…
The season of Lent lasts approximately 40 days, excluding Sundays, between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. Observing Lent is not a biblical mandate and celebrating it does not earn your salvation or earn God’s favor. Yet, it can be a time to reflect on the sacrifice that…
The season of Advent is more than wreaths and candles a few weeks before Christmas. Advent is the time some Christians take to prepare their hearts to focus on the true meaning of Jesus’ birth. The word advent means “arrival” or “an appearing, or coming…
Fall has arrived!! Here in Western PA…leaves are changing colors, high school football happens each Friday night, and pumpkin fields are ready for visitors. What does this change in season mean for The Loved Bible Project? Our Instagram and Facebook posts will have quotes and…
Summer has sadly coming to an end. College students are back on campus. Schools are back in session. Fall is here and I am looking forward to our local church Bible studies starting up again. Your church may have already been advertising their upcoming study…
Book studies are simply that; reading a book to learn more about God. For example, None Like You by Jen Wilkin helps the reader understand 10 ways God is different from people and why that is a good thing. The women’s ministry at my church traditionally meets for…
Have you ever heard the phrase, “Context is king”? It’s one of those timeless truths that rings especially true when it comes to reading and understanding the Bible. Without grasping the context of a passage, it’s easy to fall into error or misapply Scripture in ways that…
(This is adapted from Kyle Worley’s new book Home with God: Our Union with Christ – available wherever you get your books. You can also subscribe to Kyle’s free monthly newsletter “Sacred Slang” here.) A well wrapped gift creates curiosity doesn’t it? Sitting under a…
Starting a new book of the Bible is like opening a letter from an old friend. Jen Wilkin often refers to this step in Bible study as “reading the envelope”. Before you dive in, it’s helpful to understand the context—5 W’s are a useful framework…
The season of Lent lasts approximately 40 days, excluding Sundays, between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. Observing Lent is not a biblical mandate and celebrating it does not earn your salvation or earn God’s favor. Yet, it can be a time to reflect on the sacrifice that…
Above all, we hope you’re reading the Bible as your primary source of truth, knowledge, encouragement, and growth. It is the only book inspired by God and without error. Many people use the inductive study method to help understand the Bible, both in it’s original…
Save this for a rainy day activity at home! This is a great activity for your kids to begin creating a Loved Bible. A Loved Bible is full of notes, prayers, highlights, etc. that is used as a tool to help make disciples by using…
Foundation 1 from the Foundations Workbook is “What is the Bible?”. In the second paragraph, we mention briefly about literary styles also commonly referred to as genre. Sixty-six books comprise the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. About 40 different human authors contributed, over…
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