Bible Study Resources

A verse-by-verse study through Genesis covering creation, the fall, the flood, and the patriarchs. Includes discussion questions for individuals and small groups.

An in-depth study of Israel's deliverance from Egypt, the giving of the Law at Sinai, and the construction of the Tabernacle.

A study of Israel's sacrificial system and laws of holiness, with application to the believer's life and the fulfillment found in Christ.

Follow Israel's forty years in the wilderness — a study of faith, failure, and God's faithfulness through every trial.

Moses' final sermons to Israel before entering the Promised Land, calling the people to covenant faithfulness and wholehearted love for God.

A study of Israel's conquest and settlement of Canaan, exploring themes of faith, obedience, and the fulfillment of God's promises.

Explore the recurring pattern of sin, suffering, crying out, and deliverance in Judges — and what it reveals about human nature and God's mercy.

A beautiful study of loyalty, providence, and redemption through the story of Ruth and Boaz — a picture of Christ as our kinsman-redeemer.

A study of Samuel, Saul, and the rise of David — exploring leadership, obedience, and the heart God looks for in His servants.

Follow David's triumphs and failures as king of Israel, and discover what God's covenant with David means for the coming Messiah.

From Solomon's wisdom and the Temple's dedication to the kingdom's tragic division — a study of faithfulness, idolatry, and prophetic courage.

A study of Israel and Judah's decline, the ministry of Elisha, and the Assyrian and Babylonian exiles — and what they teach about covenant consequences.

A theological retelling of Israel's history focused on worship, the Levitical priesthood, and God's covenant with David.

From Solomon's Temple to the Babylonian exile — a study of revival, apostasy, and the mercy of God toward a wayward people.

A study of Israel's return from Babylon, the rebuilding of the Temple, and Ezra's call to spiritual reformation and covenant renewal.

Nehemiah's leadership in rebuilding Jerusalem's walls is a masterclass in prayer, perseverance, and community. A study for leaders and believers alike.

A study of God's hidden providence through the story of Esther — courage, identity, and the unseen hand of God in every circumstance.

A deep study of Job's suffering and God's response — wrestling with pain, faith, and the mystery of a sovereign God who is always good.

A thematic study through selected Psalms covering praise, lament, trust, and worship — with daily reflection prompts for personal devotion.

A practical study of Proverbs exploring the fear of the Lord, wise living, relationships, work, and the tongue — timeless wisdom for every believer.

Qohelet's search for meaning confronts the vanity of life without God — a study that leads to the only conclusion that satisfies: fear God and keep His commands.

A study of the Song of Solomon exploring the beauty of covenant love and its deeper picture of Christ's love for His church.

A comprehensive study of Isaiah's sweeping prophecy — judgment, comfort, the Suffering Servant, and the glorious new creation to come.

Walk with Jeremiah through his painful calling, his laments, and his proclamation of the New Covenant — a study of faithfulness in hard times.

A study of Lamentations — honest grief over Jerusalem's fall, and the enduring hope found in God's mercies that are new every morning.

Ezekiel's dramatic visions of God's glory, Israel's sin, and the promise of restoration — a study of divine holiness and covenant faithfulness.

A study of Daniel's unwavering faith in Babylon and his apocalyptic visions — with application for believers living as exiles in a hostile world.

Through Hosea's broken marriage, God reveals His relentless love for unfaithful Israel — a study of grace, repentance, and restoration.

A study of Joel's call to repentance, the promise of the Spirit's outpouring, and the coming Day of the Lord — with connections to Acts 2.

Amos confronts Israel's social injustice and empty religion — a study of God's heart for the poor and His call to genuine, obedient worship.

The shortest Old Testament book delivers a powerful message about pride, national sin, and the certainty of God's justice.

A study of Jonah's flight, God's pursuit, and the surprising grace extended to Nineveh — a picture of God's mercy for all nations.

Micah's call to justice and mercy — a study of prophetic critique, messianic hope, and the simple summary of what God requires of His people.

Nahum's oracle against Nineveh reveals God's patience exhausted and His justice certain — a study of divine wrath and the comfort it brings to the oppressed.

Habakkuk's honest dialogue with God about suffering and injustice — a study of faith that moves from complaint to confident praise.

A study of Zephaniah's warnings of judgment and his stunning vision of God rejoicing over His people with singing.

Haggai's short but urgent message calls the returned exiles to rebuild the Temple — and challenges believers today to put God's house first.

A rich study of Zechariah's night visions and messianic prophecies — many fulfilled in Christ's first coming, others awaiting His return.

The final word of the Old Testament — God's call to a half-hearted people to return to Him in worship, tithing, and covenant faithfulness.

A study of Matthew's Gospel tracing Jesus as the promised Messiah and King — from His birth and teaching to His death, resurrection, and Great Commission.

Mark's fast-paced Gospel presents Jesus as the suffering Servant — a study ideal for new believers and those wanting a dynamic overview of Christ's ministry.

Luke's careful account of Jesus' life emphasizes His compassion for the poor, the outcast, and the lost — a study of the universal Savior.

A comprehensive 24-week study through the Gospel of John, with discussion questions and personal reflection prompts for individuals and small groups.

A study of the early church's explosive growth through the power of the Holy Spirit — from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.

A 12-part expository study through Romans covering justification, sanctification, election, and the life of faith in the gospel.

Paul addresses division, immorality, spiritual gifts, and the resurrection in this study of a church in need of gospel realignment.

Paul's most personal letter — a study of suffering, ministry, generosity, and the power of God made perfect in human weakness.

Paul's passionate defense of justification by faith alone — a study of gospel freedom, the law, and life in the Spirit.

A study of Ephesians exploring the believer's identity in Christ, the unity of the church, and the armor of God for spiritual warfare.

Paul's letter of joy written from prison — a study of contentment, humility, unity, and the peace that surpasses all understanding.

A study of Christ's supremacy over all creation and all false teaching — and what it means to set your mind on things above.

Paul's warm letter to a young church — a study of faith, love, holiness, and the hope of Christ's second coming.

A study of Paul's follow-up letter addressing confusion about the Day of the Lord and calling believers to steadfastness and faithful work.

Paul's pastoral letter to Timothy — a study of sound doctrine, church leadership, prayer, and godliness in the household of God.

Paul's final letter — a study of courage, faithfulness, and the charge to preach the Word in season and out of season.

A study of Paul's letter to Titus on sound doctrine, godly living, and the grace of God that trains us to say no to ungodliness.

Paul's shortest letter carries one of the Bible's most powerful messages about forgiveness, reconciliation, and the transforming power of the gospel.

A study of Christ's supremacy over angels, Moses, the priesthood, and the sacrificial system — and the call to hold fast to our confession.

James' practical letter on genuine faith — a study of trials, wisdom, the tongue, prayer, and the inseparable connection between faith and action.

A study of Peter's letter to scattered believers — living as strangers in the world, suffering for righteousness, and hoping in Christ's return.

Peter's urgent call to grow in grace, resist false teachers, and hold fast to the prophetic word in the face of scoffers.

A study of John's letter on assurance, love, and the tests of genuine faith — written so that believers may know they have eternal life.

John's brief letter to the elect lady — a study of the inseparable bond between truth and love, and the danger of welcoming false teachers.

A study of John's personal letter contrasting Gaius' faithful hospitality with Diotrephes' pride — a call to walk in truth.

Jude's urgent call to defend the faith against false teachers who have crept into the church — a study of discernment, mercy, and doxology.

A study of John's Apocalypse — the letters to the seven churches, the throne room of heaven, the tribulation, and the glorious new creation.

Eight fully developed sermons on Matthew 5–7, complete with outlines, illustrations, and application points for congregational preaching.

Explore the three great virtues of the Christian life through key passages across both Testaments. Ideal for a 6-week small group series.

Eight illustrated lessons on the life of Jesus for children ages 6–12, with activities, memory verses, and take-home pages for families.

A four-week Advent devotional journey through the prophecies and fulfillment of Christ's coming, with daily readings for families and individuals.

A biblically grounded 8-week study on the person and work of the Holy Spirit, addressing common questions and misconceptions.