Things You'll Need:
- Note pads
- Pens or pencils
- Extra Bibles
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Step 1
Pray. Be sure to ask God to give you His understanding.
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Step 2
Choose the scriptures that you will be reading or studying.
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Step 3
Begin to read, concentrating on word choice, and elements you don't understand. Highlight those elements and concentrate strictly on how often and where they appear throughout the scripture.
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Step 4
Take a moment to meditate and ask yourself questions about what you have read. Analyze the aspects you failed to understand before and determine if you can find their meaning as it pertains to you.
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Step 5
Take notes if you feel the need to. Sometimes writing things down helps us remember them.
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Step 6
Repeat Steps 3 through 5 until your study is over.
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Step 7
Pray at the end of you study.
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Step 1
Have prayer.
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Step 2
Take turns reading the scriptures.
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Step 3
Take a couple of minutes to discuss and ask questions about what has been read. Determine the aspects that stood out in particular and why. Also, determine the aspects anyone is confused on or seems out of place in the scripture and analyze why they are there.
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Step 4
Take notes if you feel the need to. Sometimes it is easier to have a complex idea and discussion about a topic when you can sort your thoughts out on paper.
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Step 5
Repeat Steps 2 through 4.
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Step 6
Have prayer when study is over.
Comments
Merna22 said
on 10/24/2008 Cam someone read a Bible study research project and then ask for questions or do you stop in the middle for questions and comments. Is it proper to read the project?
cweshen said
on 9/21/2008 are you using the word 'affective' to make a play on words and using it instead of the word 'effective?'
cweshen said
on 9/21/2008 are you using the word 'affective' to make a play on words and using it instead of the word 'effective?'
cweshen said
on 9/21/2008 are you using the word 'affective' to make a play on words and using it instead of the word effective?
2besure said
on 5/28/2008 Perfect! Great article, 5 stars!