Bible Verses for Study

The Bible study lesson for living today is ..

2 Corinthians 4:1-15 - Give Thanks Even in Times of Trouble

One reason to start a routine of Baptist Bible study is to understand more about Jesus Christ and develop a more personal relationship with Him.

Study Tips

When studying the Bible, don't just read through chapter after chapter. Take time to dig in, study, and try to understand the true meaning and how you can apply the verses to your daily life.

How to Study the Bible

When learning about the Scripture and the teachings of Christ, there are a few guidelines to help you better understand.

1. Know What -- Read the story from the study chapter and find other information about the verses. Look at references given.

2. So What -- What does the verse mean? Study the Scripture passages and ask yourself this question. Pray about it and ask God for understanding.

3. Now What -- How does this Bible study lesson apply to me and others? What do we do about it? Start using the lessons in your daily life and use God's Word as your guide. You'll be amazed at the "coincidence" of the verses as they relate to events happening in your life right now.

Studying Scripture for Daily Living

When you take on this challenge of studying Scripture for daily living and application you'll find it's not such a chore to read chapters. You will discover insight you never knew existed and, if you are like me, you'll find answers to most situations in your daily living. Try it out and see for yourself.

Studying the Bible will Help You Discover Who Christ Is

 It is easy to see the glory of Christ in the verses you read both from the Old and New Testament. I hope these Bible study lessons will start you on the right path to answering the question; "Who is Jesus Christ?".

What are You Going to Receive from Your Bible Study Today?

When you read the Scripture daily, what lesson will you receive to get the true benefits from God's Word? Each person will learn something different and feel a different effect from Bible study lessons.

Set Up Your Own Study Group

If you do choose to run any type of Bible study, no matter if you are Baptist or a member of another Christian church, don’t worry, you are not alone. You might even want to talk with your own clergy person to see what they would recommend to get you started.

Once you are moving along, you may have no trouble deciding where to go next. Even better, you can always take what you have studied in church that week, and then expand on that subject during your weekly Bible study sessions.

You Should Go to Church but Scripture Reading Shouldn't Stop There

There is only so much time in church each week, and that means something has been left out. This is the perfect time to get more information and do more talking.

Study the Bible Online

You can also look online for resources to help you with your daily Bible reading. Some resources are free for the taking, and some have a price tag. However, you probably will be happy with the material no matter which way you go.

You can usually get more direction when you take something for a fee, and that is simply because that information is usually more in-depth and useful. Either will work though, and that depends on you.

Ideas for Daily Lessons

One thought is to get Bible study ideas from your fellow students, and you may find that everyone is willing to pitch in to get what you need for your Bible study lessons. Hope you keep Making Christ Known .Com in mind when looking for Christian tutorials. Learning is an ongoing project and reading about the prophets and disciples is no different.

If you are a novice, a good place to start is in Mark or Matthew (leaning toward the former) but you can also learn about the Savior through John or Luke.

The Old Testament

To further your knowledge and get foreshadowing about Christ, you might decide to take on the Old Testament with Genesis or even Judges. I like to think of these chapters and verses as the "history of God" as He related to His people, the Israelites.

I love studying this book and you will too but, as stated above, if you are new to Scripture the New Testament is most likely a better place to begin your education.

Bible Commentaries

You may not realize it or realize enough to think about it until you are old enough to make advanced inferences and engage in challenges of the intellect, but the first Bible commentaries shape you, condition you for future references if not future faiths.

Reading Lessons to Strengthen Faith

Having faith is a continuos journey and, through commentaries and lessons from the Bible you can develop more knowledge about who Christ is and feel a closeness to God you never knew was possible no matter if you are Baptist, Methodist or Catholic.

So, don't give in to the "no time" excuse and engage yourself in a good study program, or at least a daily reading of verses with a commentary.