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#11: Don’t forget to pray before you study the Bible. Don’t worry about how you sound – just be yourself when you pray....

#12: The Holy Spirit will not do grammar for you.  Sure, the Holy Spirit will guide you as you read the Bible, but we need to do our...

#10: Did you know that Scripture was meant to be read out loud? Try it for yourself during your own bible study times. 1 Timothy 4:13...

#9: Don’t assume your translation is the “most accurate to the original text.” The original bible manuscripts [the...

#1: When you’re reading, ask yourself, “Why did the author choose to include this particular story?” We know that the...

#2: Devotionals are not Bible study. They can be helpful and inspirational, but they are generally limited to a single verse or thought...

#3: Read the entire book or letter of the Bible in one sitting. The authors wrote expecting that people would read the entire document....

#4: Use more translations. The Bible was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, not English. Sometimes translations are...

#5: Mark up your Bible! Don’t be afraid to use a highlighter or pen. I have found that this is especially helpful for visual learners...