The Bible Study Notebook will help you delve deeper into God’s Word and learn how to properly study and apply the Scriptures.
Use this notebook as you study a book of the Bible, chapter by chapter — building the habit of studying God's Word in depth and in context.
With its carefully structured sections, it will help you organize your observations, reflections, and applications as you delve deeper into the Scriptures. Each page offers ample space for note-taking, allowing you to jot down key verses, personal applications, and questions that arise during your study sessions.
Additionally, the notebook includes guided inductive study questions to help you think critically and learn how to apply the biblical teachings properly. Whether you're a seasoned disciple or new to studying the Bible, this notebook serves as a valuable companion for your Bible study journey.
Notebook Details:
- Beautiful 8"x10" notebook with a thick cardstock cover & gold coil binding
- Prayer Request pages
- Answered prayer pages
- Scripture memorization log
- 4 blank Bible overview pages
- 50 blank notebook pages
- Help resources like how to study the Bible, prayer tips, and an example of a completed notebook page.
- Overview of Bible timeline
What ages is this notebook for?
The short answer is all ages, but you'll use it differently depending on the age.
Adults: This notebook is great for adults who want to grow better study habits and maintain consistency with their Bible reading.
Kids 12+: This notebook is great for kids who are 12+ and are ready to learn how to study the Bible on their own. We include a "Helpful Resource" section that provides Bible study tips, prayer tips, and an example of how to fill out the notebook page. This will help your children study and think through the Bible passages properly.
Kids 11 and under: This notebook is a great resource to use during your family bible time. The parent will need to assist with filling out the questions and modeling how to study the Bible. As your family reads through scripture together, use the notebook to summarize what you learned and answer the inductive questions together. This will help your children learn how to think through the passages properly, and train them with the skills they need to learn when they begin reading and studying the Bible on their own.
What is an inductive Bible study method?
This is one way to study the scriptures and is very helpful in making sure you are applying the scriptures properly. The notebook will have you read a chapter of the Bible and summarize the chapter in 1-2 sentences. Then, you will work through the inductive study questions of observing what the text said, interpreting what it meant for the original audience, and applying the lessons to your life today.
Grab the Bible Study Notebook stickers to organize your journal!
