Today I am sharing some of the best Bible study resources (most are free Bible study resources) and posts. I have shared before the importance of Bible Study, as well as some of the various techniques that you can use to study the Word on your own. 

Posts and Articles on Bible Study

These are some of my favorite Bible study related posts and articles. For more posts and resources, you can check out my Pinterest board, Bible Study. 

• 3 Ways to Dig Deeper in Bible Study-Lisa 
• Beginner Tips for Bible Journaling-Rachel 
• Rooted Bible Study-Danielle 
• Bible Study for Moms-Christin 
• How to Study the Bible by Topic in 4 Easy Steps– Arabah Joy
• How to Do a Bible Word Study-Arabah Joy
• A Quick and Easy Guide to Choosing What to Read Next– Alice
• Online Resources for Bible Study– Branson
• From a Mom to a Mexican Cab Driver-Traci 
• The Classics-Traci 
• All For Him Life’s Past Bible Studies–
• The Bible as a Literary Work-Jennie 
• How to Study the Bible (for Kids)-Ashley
• Great Resources List for Bible Study-Angela
• 7 Practical Bible Study Tips for the Easily Distracted-Kelsey
• Bible Reading for the Easily Distracted-Lynnae
• Write the Word-Victoria at CreativeHomekeeper
• How to Study the Bible-Yelena 
• 12 Do’s and Don’ts of Effective Bible Study-Michelle
• Context is King-Don Landis
• Best Onlines Bible Studies for Women-Kayse
• Women’s Bibles Studies by Book of the Bible-Rachel 

Bible Studies

Okay, I am a big fan of Bible studies that have you dig in the word for yourself. One reason is that it is important. Commentaries are useful, but you should do your own study of the passage before reading someone else’s take on it. 

A note: there are a lot of mainstream women’s Bible studies that I am not a fan of for various reasons. 

• His Word Alone by Summer Lacy. She does have some guided journals as well.
• Moms in the Word
• Good Morning Girls Journals are available on Amazon, but for the rest of their studies (before they began publishing journals), you can check out their Bible Study Page Here (you may have to scroll a bit).
• Illuminated Word Are beautiful journals for study
• Not Consumed Bible Studies 
• Let’s Talk Bible Study’s Rahab Bible Study

Bible Study Journals

• The 17:18 Series-This series is pretty awesome. Inside there is space to write out the Scriptures you are reading, then there is space for you to make notes, observations or write prayers about said Scriptures.
• James Method’s Verse Mapping Journal Verse mapping is a technique used to gain a deeper understanding of God’s Word. It is a method of breaking down a verse by identifying keywords, historical context, alternate translations, and cross-references.
• Prayerful Planner Much more than a planner! Think Spiritual Growth Planner
• Not Consumed Prayer Journal I have been using this for a while now and aboslutely love it. While it is prayer focused, there is a spot for you to write in your daily verse.
• Joyful and Free Paperie Kayla has some great Bible Study tools (especially journals!)

Misc. Tools for Studying the Word

Here are some various useful Bible study resources that I have found helpful.

• Bible Journaling & Bible Study Worksheet Bundle (excellent tool for study that I love)
• Genres of the Bible Bookmarks
• Bible Tracker and Reading Log Bundle 
• Bible Study Questions Checklist (I use these a lot!)
• Guide to Using Bible Color Codes with Color Code Bookmarks
• Bible Study Notebook
• Rose Charts Bible Study Resources (some of my favorites)
• The Strongest NASB Exhaustive Concordance (Strongest Strong’s)
• I like using transparent and fun sticky notes in my studies.
• Bible highlighters are designed to not bleed through thin pages. Highlighter tape is another option for hightlighting your Bible as you study.
• Books of the Bible tabs make it easy to find each book as you study God’s Word.
• The Essential Archaeological Guide to Bible Lands: Uncovering Biblical Sites of the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean World
• Rebecca Davis’ Untwisting Scripture Books
• Then And Now Deluxe Bible Maps is a great resource for study
• Bible Manners and Customs is great for background
• The Holman Illustrated Bible Handbook is a handy reference book
• Bible Journaling Kits are a fun way to change up your study

Best Online Bible Study Resources

• Olive Tree has a lot of Bible Study Tools-including a free app
• Bible.is~Listening to the Word can be powerful, and help you ‘see’ it in a different light (so to speak). This site lets you listen to the Word being read by some very talented people.
• Biblegateway.com~You can look up verses, or chapters in almost any translation you could want, plus they have some excellent tools and articles to help you study the Word
• BibleStudyTools.com~Pretty self explainitory if you ask me, but a very usefully site.
• Biblehub.com~You put in your verse reference and it brings your verse up in different translations so it might help you see it more clearly. They also have some great tools to aid your study.
• Blue Letter Bible-Very handy. I like that you can pull up multiple verses at once. There are also a lot of word study tools including the Strong’s Concordance for NASB

Organization For Your Bible Study Tools

Once you get your supplies, you will need a place to keep them. Bible Cover Organizers make it easy to keep all of your Bible Study supplies in one place, but caddies are nice as well. I like to keep my study tools that I use the most in a caddy by our couch. 

What are some of your favorite Bible study resources?