Bible Resources

Whether you've never opened a Bible or you've been reading it for years, there's always a next step. This page is here to help you find yours.

We believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God and that we should adjust our lives to fit the Bible and not adjust the Bible to fit our lives.

To help you take your next step in living a biblically centered life we have gathered some resources for you. Enjoy!

Reading Plans

The Bible App

Over a billion people around the world have downloaded The Bible App — and honestly, it's one of the best tools we've found for staying consistent in God's Word. It's free, simple to use, and meets you right where you are.

You can highlight verses, take notes, listen to audio, and follow along with reading plans that fit your pace and your life. If you haven't tried it yet, we think you'll love it.

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Our Recommended Plans

Not sure where to start? Here are some plans we love — ranging from a quick daily devotional to reading the entire Bible in 90 days.

1. First Steps Reading Plan

Ideal for those new to reading the Bible. Brief daily readings help build your consistency and confidence — both in reading scripture and in your faith.

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2. The Bible Recap

Hosted by Tara-Leigh Cobble, this plan pairs daily Bible readings with short, engaging commentary that helps you understand what you just read. It's warm, approachable, and perfect for anyone who has ever felt confused or intimidated by the Bible.

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3. Bible in 90 Days

An intense but rewarding commitment — reading the entire Bible in just 90 days. You'll understand the big picture of God's story in ways you may have never experienced before.

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4. Life Application Study Bible Devotion

The most-read plan on the Bible App. Each day includes a Scripture verse and a brief devotional to help you apply God's Word more fully to your life.

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5. The One Year Bible

Daily readings of less than 15 minutes guide you through the Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs — covering the entire Bible in one year.

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6. Chronological

Read the Bible in the order events actually happened. A great plan if you want to add historical context to your study and see how God's story unfolds over time.

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Reading Plans by Topic

Looking for something specific? Browse plans by topic and find one that meets you right where you are.

Men

Women

Anxiety

Anger

Depression

Fear

Stress

New To Faith

Marriage

Dating

Leadership

Divorce

Prayer

Work

Peace

Go Deeper

Ready To Go Deeper?

Reading the Bible is just the beginning. Once you've built the habit of opening God's Word, the next step is learning how to really dig in — to study it, understand it, and let it shape the way you think and live.

Below you'll find some of our favorite tools and methods to help you do exactly that. Whether you're just getting comfortable with scripture or ready to go further than you ever have before — there's something here for you.

S.O.A.P. Method

Inductive Method

The Bible Project

Blue Letter Bible

S.O.A.P. Method

One of the most popular and effective ways to study the Bible is the S.O.A.P. method — standing for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer.

What makes S.O.A.P. so powerful is its simplicity. Instead of trying to read large chunks of the Bible at once, it slows you down and invites you to sit with just one verse at a time. It's not about how much you read — it's about how deeply you engage with what you read.

Whether you've been reading the Bible for years or are just getting started, S.O.A.P. gives you a practical framework to move beyond surface-level reading and start letting scripture actually shape your thinking, your decisions, and your everyday life.

All you need is a Bible, a notebook, and a few quiet minutes. Here's how it works:

Scripture

Pick out ONE verse to focus on. Read it a couple times out loud, write it down word-for-word, then read it aloud once more — really thinking about each word as you read.

Observation

Ask yourself questions about the verse. What stands out to you? What do you feel like God is telling you? Challenge yourself to dig deeper into the context and meaning.

Application

Determine how you can apply this verse to your own life. Ask yourself how it applies to your situation. What is it personally saying to you?

Prayer

Ask God for wisdom and guidance to understand this scripture better. Consider turning it into a personalized prayer, asking God to open your eyes to what He wants you to take away.

Inductive Method

The Inductive Bible Study method is one of the most thorough and rewarding ways to study scripture. Unlike simply reading through the Bible, it trains you to slow down and become a careful observer of the text itself.

What makes it so effective is that it doesn't start with someone else's opinion or commentary — it starts with you and the Bible. You draw your own conclusions directly from the text before ever consulting outside resources, which leads to much deeper ownership of what you've learned.

It's a great next step after you've gotten comfortable with S.O.A.P. — it builds on the same principles but goes further, helping you understand not just what a verse says but what an entire passage or book of the Bible means in its full context.

The method has three simple steps. Here's how it works:

Observation

Ask "What does the passage say?" Read it carefully and repeatedly. Look for repeated words, contrasts, and key phrases. Write down everything you notice without trying to interpret it yet.

Interpretation

Ask "What does the passage mean?" Take what you observed and dig into the meaning. Consider the historical context, who the author was, and how this passage fits into the bigger picture of scripture.

Application

Ask "What does this mean for my life?" Based on what the passage says and means, identify one specific way you can respond — in your thinking, your attitudes, or your actions.

The Bible Project

The Bible Project is a really fun and easy way to learn more about the Bible. They create short, beautifully animated videos that help you understand the big picture of scripture — who wrote it, why it was written, and what it means for your life today.

Whether you're brand new to the Bible or have been reading it for years, these videos will give you fresh eyes and a deeper appreciation for God's Word. Here are a few playlists to get you started!

Study Tools

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Blue Letter Bible

Blue Letter Bible is one of the most powerful free Bible study tools available online. Whether you're a brand new believer or someone who has been studying scripture for decades, it has something for everyone.

With Blue Letter Bible you can look up the original Hebrew and Greek words behind any verse, access dozens of trusted commentaries, search by topic or keyword, and explore the full context of any passage. It takes the kind of deep study that used to require a whole library of books and puts it right at your fingertips — for free.

If you want to move beyond surface-level reading and really understand what the Bible is saying, this is an incredible place to start.

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Got Questions?

The Bible can raise a lot of questions — and that's a good thing. Asking questions is one of the best ways to grow in your faith and understanding of scripture.

GotQuestions.org is a trusted, biblically grounded website with answers to thousands of questions about the Bible, theology, and the Christian life. Whether you're wrestling with a hard passage, curious about a doctrine, or just wondering what the Bible says about a specific topic — chances are GotQuestions has a thorough, easy-to-understand answer waiting for you.

It's a great resource to bookmark and return to whenever something in your reading sparks a question you want to explore further.

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