3 Effective Ways to Study Your Bible

3/17/2020

This year, I am studying God’s Word with a fresh, new approach. I'm reading in chronological order of book authorship. It's easy using this Bible Reading Itinerary. This is different from reading the Bible in chronological order. That's a great way to read it as well.

I am also listening to the Bible with an audio version while I read. I’m an audible learner, so this approach has been a tremendous help when it comes to comprehending what I read.

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14 Comments

Debbie Wilson link

3/17/2020 09:12:37 am

Patsy, I love the audio Bible. I sometimes hear things I didn't see, especially in longer narratives.

Patsy Burnette link

3/17/2020 09:44:18 am

It's been life-changing, Debbie!!! I'm not sure why I never thought of this before.

Karen Del Tatto link

3/17/2020 11:59:05 am

Studying the Bible chronologically by author is always something I've wanted to do. A friend of mine actually has a Bible that is arranged in just that manner.

My learning style is definitely not through "hearing" which is frustrating because it would be wonderful to listen to the Bible in the car for instance.

I currently use the Give Me Jesus Bible Journal and my Kay Arthur Inductive Bible which has been a game changer for me for delving deeper in to the Word.

Thanks for sharing these effective ways to study your Bible.

3/17/2020 01:04:15 pm

I have a chronological order of events Bible, Karen. I liked it in some respects because you get to read about David's life in conjunction with the Psalms he wrote, and things like that. But in other ways, I found it cumbersome as it bounced around from book to book and chapter to chapter so very much. I've never seen a Bible in chronological order of book authorship though. I'll have to check that out! I'll need to checkout the Kay Arthur Inductive Bible as well. Thanks for the heads up on these resources! I like diving deep!