Bible studies
HOW IT WORKS
- 1PICK A CATEGORYUse the filters above to find studies by theme
- 2SELECT A PLANEach plan has daily lessons with verses and reflections
- 3STUDY DAILYKeep your streak and grow in biblical knowledge
“"Let my people go!"”
EXODUS 5:1
❝ REFLECTION
The greatest journey of liberation ever told. From the plagues of Egypt to the crossing of the Red Sea, discover how God set His people free and forged an everlasting covenant.
THE PATH OF ENOCH
THE MYSTERIES OF THE 7TH PATRIARCH
Read the Book of Enoch, attributed to the seventh patriarch, who walked with God. Meet the Watchers and the visions of the heavens, and see why this text, preserved in Ethiopic, was so widely read in ancient Judaism.
"Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him."Genesis 5:24
THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON
THE LIGHT OF DISCERNMENT
Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Book of Wisdom lay out timeless principles for a life of purpose, clarity and divine discernment — applied to modern life.
"The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom."Proverbs 9:10
REVELATION
THE VISIONS OF JOHN UNVEILED
Walk through all 22 chapters of Revelation. Understand the 7 seals, the trumpets, Babylon, the beasts, the Millennium and the New Jerusalem with historical and theological depth.
"Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy."Revelation 1:3
THE EPISTLES OF PAUL
APOSTOLIC THEOLOGY IN DEPTH
Explore Romans, Corinthians, Galatians and the other letters of the apostle Paul. Understand the doctrine of grace, life in the Spirit and the foundations of the Christian faith.
"I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me."Galatians 2:20
KINGS AND PROPHETS
THE GOLDEN AGE OF ISRAEL
From the judges to the monarchy, from Saul to Solomon, explore the epic history of the kings of Israel and the prophets who shaped the destiny of a whole nation.
"The LORD looketh on the heart."1 Samuel 16:7
THE EXODUS
FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM
The greatest journey of liberation ever told. From the plagues of Egypt to the crossing of the Red Sea, discover how God set His people free and forged an everlasting covenant.
"Let my people go!"Exodus 5:1