Want to know how to study the Bible? This 3-step inductive process will teach you how.
How to Apply a Biblical Text to Yourself
Think to Grow in knowledge of God and obedience as you learn how to apply biblical texts to yourself.
6 Types of Background Information
Investigate to Know an author’s intended meaning of a passage by identifying 6 Types of Background Information.
7 Principles for Thinking Through Scripture
This post is part of the “How to Study the Bible” series. Familiarity with these 7 Principles will help you INVESTIGATE TO KNOW the author’s intended meaning.
Identify Related Passages
This post is part of the “How to Study the Bible” series. Identifying Related Passages will help you INVESTIGATE TO KNOW the author’s intended meaning.
Illustrating Relationships
This post is part of the “How to Study the Bible” series. Illustrating relationships will help you READ TO SEE what is in the text.
Language Structures in the Bible
This post is part of the “How to Study the Bible” series. Identifying language structures will help you READ TO SEE what is in the text.
“I Wonder” Questions
This post is part of the “How to Study the Bible” series. Asking “I Wonder” questions, will help you READ TO SEE what is in the text.
Unrevealed Words
A Short Poem
No Ruined Image to Atone
“This will be her first poetry reading,” Megan said. Hattie’s foot shook. A low buzz, like the white noise she played in bed at night, filled her head.