In essence, when we apply the Bible, we connect the meaning of a passage with our own lives—our actions, attitudes, and even our thoughts. In other words, application means transferring all that knowledge from our heads to the way we then live. As James says, we must prove ourselves to be doers of the Word, and not merely self-deluded hearers (James 1:22).

A foundational principle in Bible study is the absolute consistency of Scripture. Namely, the Bible acts as interpreter of itself and will never be found in contradiction of itself. Therefore, the Bible is a primary resource in Bible study through the exercise of cross-referencing.

Discerning the author's intent when reading Scripture is the only way to arrive at an accurate understanding of a biblical passage. The Bible is a book whose message is conveyed exclusively through words. Therefore, arriving at a clear understanding of the writer's intention necessitates a clear understanding of the words themselves. Here's where word studies come in. This article will help equip you to enrich your own study of the Scriptures through learning the why & ho

So, you want to get serious about your walk with God, and you know that it will really help to read and study the Bible. But how? The Inductive Bible study method is a hands-on approach that anyone can do. But what is it? The Inductive Bible Study Method is comprised of just three steps: Observation, Interpretation, and Application. This article discusses the first step: Observation and provides a sample of how the Bible Conversations Series approaches this step of induct

The inductive study method encourages readers to engage directly with the text, allowing the Holy Spirit to guide their understanding through the steps of observation, interpretation, and application.

Studying the Bible can be a deeply rewarding experience, but having the right tools can make all the difference. Whether you are a beginner or have been studying for years, using effective bible study tools can help....