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Study the Bible with an Open Mind

Try to find what the Bible actually teaches instead of trying to make the Bible prove what you already believe. Remember, the Gospel is God's power to save, not our opinions.

Study the Bible Systematically

This is the purpose of this website. A student in public school could not learn Chemistry, Math or Science if he/she skipped around haphazardly from one subject to another. The same principle holds true in Bible study. You owe it to yourself to be systematic in personal study of God's Holy Word.

Study the Bible Daily

In Acts 17:11 the Bible says of the people of Berea," ... They received the word with all readiness of mind and searched the scriptures daily ..." If these early disciples were encouraged to check the teachings of the apostles, should not Bible students today be zealous studying the Bible, avoiding false teaching?

Realize 'Truth' Exists

"You can prove anything by the Bible," someone is heard to say. To believe this one has to believe the Bible to be full of contradictions and falsehoods, teaching opposing doctrines. Most of us would be angry if someone said our character was such that "You could prove anything by it." If our religious beliefs contradict one another it is because at least one, perhaps all, are not in harmony with God's Truth as revealed in His Holy Word.

Study Widely

If we could learn everything God wants us to know in one single verse, there would be no purpose for the rest of the Bible. In studying a certain scripture we should always consider the context (verses surrounding the verse under consideration) as well as to whom, when, and under what conditions a scripture was written.

Apply Its Teaching Personally

One of the greatest Bible Tragedies was the rich young ruler of Matthew 19 who inquired of the Lord what he must do to inherit eternal life. Upon receiving an answer, The Bible says, "He went away sorrowful ..." Bible knowledge is wonderful, but is of little real value unless it is actively put to use. May the Lord richly bless your study of His Holy Word.

Index

Are You Ready?
Colossians
Day of Atonement
Elijah - Servant of God
I Peter
I Timothy
II Peter
II Timothy
In His Name Devotionals
Josiah - Child King
Lesson Starters
Life and Times of David
One Another
Reaching Out
Remembering Jesus (The Lord's Supper)
Simon Peter (His Life and Its Lessons)
Small Group Bible Study
Stories from the Hebrew Bible
Stories of the Early Church
Stories of the Life & Teachings of Jesus
Tell a Friend (.jpg attachments)
The All-suffiency of Christ
The Epistle of James
The Family
The Pentateuch
The Sabbath and the Law
The Sermon on the Mount
The Tabernacle
The Ten Commandments
The Unequal Yoke
The Way Home
Walk With the Master