Choose your topic, study Scripture, use BibleMastery's study tools, prepare your teaching, and write your Bible study.
Start with the subject you want to study. BibleMastery will give you Scripture references to help you begin your research.
Everything you need to study Scripture is available directly inside this Bible Study workspace.
Choose a book and chapter to begin reading.
Look up important Bible words, people, places, and concepts.
Search the loaded Bible translation for words appearing throughout Scripture.
Look up an Old Testament Strong's number such as H157.
Look up a New Testament Strong's number such as G25.
Change the Bible translation without leaving the Bible Study workspace.
Compare several Bible commentary resources while studying the passage.
These references are starting points for your study. Open each one in the Bible above and study it in context.
Follow these steps as you move from studying Scripture to preparing your Bible study.
Ask God for wisdom and seek to faithfully understand His Word.
Clearly identify what you are going to study.
Read the passage several times before drawing conclusions.
Consider the surrounding verses, chapter, book, and biblical setting.
Identify what the passage is actually teaching.
Use original-language tools when they help clarify meaning.
Research important people, places, words, and concepts.
Find other passages that use important biblical words.
Compare translations while keeping the original context in view.
Use commentaries as study helps, not replacements for Scripture.
State the central truth of your Bible study clearly.
Organize supporting truths directly from Scripture.
Explain what the passage says and means in context.
Show how the biblical truth should affect everyday life.
Help the learner understand why the study matters.
Bring the main biblical truth together clearly.
Organize your material into a clear teaching flow.
Make sure your teaching is faithful to Scripture and easy to understand.
Use these questions throughout your study.
Use this structure to organize your study before writing it.
What is the title of your study?
What is the primary passage you will study?
What biblical topic are you teaching?
What do you want the learner to understand?
What is the central truth of the study?
Introduce the topic and explain why it matters.
Read and present the main biblical passage.
Explain the historical and biblical context.
What do you observe in the passage?
What does the passage mean?
Explain the first major truth from Scripture.
Explain the second major truth from Scripture.
Explain the third major truth from Scripture.
List other passages that support the main teaching.
Give helpful examples that clarify the biblical truth.
How should this truth be applied?
What questions can help people think through the Scripture?
Summarize the truth and close the study in prayer.
After studying Scripture and preparing your teaching, write your Bible study below.
AI assistance can be added here later to help with research, organization, questions, outlines, and review.
AI should assist your study rather than replace your study of Scripture.