Bible Reading
Resources
Reading the Bible is something many people want to do, but struggle in actually doing it.
This could be for a litany of reasons, "no time", "where do I start?", "I have trouble understanding it", "How much should I read, and when?"
These Bible reading resources provide the structure you need to start reading, and stay reading.
H.E.A.R.
A Bible Journaling Method
BY:
Robby Gallaty &
Replicate Ministries
H.E.A.R. is a Bible Study and Journaling method created by Robby Gallaty and Replicate Ministries. It is a journaling framework which encourages the reader to contextualize and apply verses which stick out to them, to their own lives.
H.E.A.R. stands for:
Highlight Explain Apply Responce
The reader Highlights verses which stick out to them. Then they Explain what the verse means and Apply what it says it their own life. Finally, the reader personally Responds to what they have learned, and to God.
Click the link to visit Replicate.org, and view an in-depth explanation of the H.E.A.R. journaling method. Try it in your own studies today!
Replicate f260 Plan
BY:
Robby Gallaty &
Replicate Ministries
Replicate F260 is a free bible reading plan developed by Robby Gallaty and Replicate Ministries. It is designed for busy believers, with the goal of completing the Bible in one year.
The interesting part of this plan is it is a 5-day per week plan. Therefore, there are two days 'off' each week, giving the plan its flexibility for busy believers, and an avenue to catch up each week if you've missed a session!
The plan also includes important verses for memorization!
Inductive Bible Study
Popularized BY:
Kay Arthur
Recommended By:
Robby Gallaty in Growing Up
Inductive Bible Study is a Bible study method focused on the original context and intent for the reader behind each book and chapter within the Bible.
Inductive Bible Study can help readers who struggle with pinning down the overarching themes and connections between different books of the Bible in their historical context.
Inductive Bible Study hinges on three steps:
Observation
Interpretation
Application
Click the link to view more details about this Bible study method and begin incorporating it into your studies today!