Search results
People also ask
How do you study a Bible verse?
How do I study the Bible more effectively?
What tools do you need to study the Bible?
What are the different Bible study methods?
What is Bible study?
Digging Deep No. 1. Topic: Blessed is The Man. Text: Psalms 1:1. INTRODUCTION: There is a difference between the meanings of the word “Blessing” and “types of blessings”. What is the meaning of blessing? How many types of blessing do you know? There are three categories of blessings:-. a) Physical.
Mar 18, 2024 · Every first day of every month beginning now, a new portion of the study will appear on the Digging Deep in God’s Word facebook page. That’s the place to find a concise copy of the current month’s study and the place to discuss the dig with others all over the world.
- Release Preconceived Notions and Relinquish The Past
- Realize The Big Meaning and Avoid Proof Texting
- Speed Read and Then Slow It Down
- Discover The Location
There have been so many times that I’ve approached my Bible with anxietyor anticipation. I haven’t wanted to pick it up, afraid of what it might say, afraid that I would be condemned by its words, or simply afraid that I wouldn’t really understand the context of what I was reading. I’m learning now, that I need to approach the Word of God with open...
Have you ever opened your Bible, or searched for a scripture to justify a point that you’re trying to make? Me too. Here’s something that I’ve come to learn: When taking scripture out of context we can manipulate the Bible to say so many things, we can condemn with scripture, justify our own behaviors or minimize others. Additionally, when we proof...
Select a section of scripture and read it as fast as you can three times. (If you’re not sure what book to start with maybe check out Mark chapter 1.) Just read, as if you were reading for leisure, don’t stop to make notes or highlight the text. I recommend reading three times. Once you’ve sped read through a whole chunk of scripture, return to wha...
As a bit of a geography nerd, I enjoy identifying specific locations in which specific Biblical stories take place and areas from which the epistles were written. Currently, our women’s ministry is studying the book of Jonah. The themes in Jonah are incredibly impactful on their own, but when you actually map out of the physical locations in which ...
- Choose a Bible study method. Below are just a few different Bible study methods. Though there are many more, these are great places to start. Verse by verse.
- Understand the stages. While everyone approaches Bible study differently (and that’s okay), a few general principles tend to be present when you do it well.
- Gather your tools to help you go deeper. Bible. Atlas. Bible dictionary. Commentaries. Technology. Our most important Bible study tool is the Bible itself.
DIGGING DEEP BBIBLE STUDYIBLE STUDY T H E R E D E E M E D C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H O F G O D O U T L I N E KNOWING GOD’S WILL (2) Text: Jonah 1:1-3 INTRODUCTION: 3 n our last study, we learnt about how to hear from God and what to do to elicit our hearing from Him. Today, we will learn how to differentiate between God's voice and
- 1MB
- 133
If you desire to go deeper in your study and understanding of the Bible, that's exactly why Berean Insights exists. Created by Ian Vail, from Wycliffe Bible Translators, on this site you can explore the thousands of Bible Gems that demonstrate how to dig into the Bible - techniques we teach in Deeper Bible courses.
Dig-A-Bit is a weekly mini Bible study with Cindy Colley. It supplements the Digging Deep Bible study for women. In this episode, Cindy discusses jumping to conclusions from 2 Samuel 10.
