Most Bible study plans for new believers are built for a perfect month. Here’s one designed around the day you miss — plus the day-two detail in Nehemiah 8 nobody quotes.
How to Start Reading the Bible for Beginners: The Hardest Page Comes First
How to start reading the Bible for beginners: the Gospel you were told to open has its hardest page first. Here is the verse where the story actually starts.
Best Order to Read the Bible for Beginners: Luke Wrote One
The best order to read the Bible for beginners is already in it: Luke wrote “in order” for a friend who wanted certainty, then gave him a part two.
How to Repent in Prayer: Psalm 51 Asks More Than It Apologizes
How to repent in prayer when you run out of words: Psalm 51 names the sin in three verses and spends eleven asking God for things – including joy back.
Walking with Jesus Scriptures: He Was Already Walking When He Called Them
Walking with Jesus scriptures, read in order: in every calling scene the text has Jesus already in motion. Then in Mark 10:49, for one man, He stood still.
New Believer Bible Study: Jesus Taught at Your Pace
A new believer Bible study that doesn’t require you to get it all at once. Mark 4 shows Jesus taught “as they were able to hear it” – and the ones who stayed to ask.
Bible Verses for a New Believer: What Jesus Said on Day One
Bible verses for a new believer, starting where the first followers started: the words Jesus said on day one. “What seek ye?” “Come and see.” “Follow me.”
How Do I Build a Relationship With God? Philip Asked Jesus Too
How do I build a relationship with God? Philip walked with Jesus for years and still asked. Jesus’ one-sentence answer in John 14:9 is the most practical place to start.
Bible for Beginners Study Guide: The Three Jobs a Good One Does
A bible for beginners study guide has three jobs, and one old verse names them all. Here’s how to test any guide in five minutes, plus a free one to start today.
Quiet Time With God: Even Jesus’ Got Interrupted
Quiet time with God keeps getting interrupted? So did Jesus’. In Mark 1 His friends tracked Him down, and in Mark 6 a crowd beat Him there. What He did next.