7 Easy Bible Study Methods Anyone Can Try
If you’re new to Bible study and aren’t sure where to start, don’t worry! There are lots of ways to approach it, and some methods are easier . Here are seven methods that beginners can easily try and stick with.
- SOAP Method – This stands for Scripture, Observation, Application, and Prayer. You read a verse or passage, write what you observe, think about how it applies to your life, then pray about it.
- Journaling – Keep a notebook where you write down verses, your thoughts, questions, and prayers. This helps you track what you’re learning.
- Verse-by-Verse Study – Slow down and carefully read the Bible one verse at a time. Ask “who, what, why” about each verse.
- Thematic Study – Pick a theme or topic like “love,” “faith,” or “hope” and look up all the related verses.
- Character Study – Choose a Bible character and study their life and lessons.
- Use Study Bibles – These have notes and explanations right beside the text to help you understand.
- Group Study – Sometimes studying with friends or a church group can bring new insights.
Try one or a combination, and see what works best for you. The goal is to enjoy your time in the Word and learn more about God’s love.
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