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Learn how to study the Bible the way Rick Warren does. In this special edition of Rick Warren’s Bible Study Methods, you will receive simple, step-by-step instructions for unlocking the wonderful truths of Scripture. An ideal resource for individuals, small groups, churches, and classes, Rick Warren’s Bible Study Methods will help you develop a customized approach to studying, understanding, and applying the Bible.
Download forms supporting each of the 12 methods taught in Rick Warren's Bible Study Methods:
Method | Summary |
Select a short section of the Bible and meditate on it, prayerfully awaiting the Spirit's leading. | |
Read a chapter of the Bible at least five times, and summarize the major themes. | |
Choose an area of your character that you wish to change, and study what the Bible says about it. | |
Decide on a theme to study, along with questions about that theme, before studying all the passages that address it. | |
Select a Bible character and study the Biblical account of their life, make notes and apply what you have learned. | |
Collect all the verses you can on a topic, compare what they say, and then organize your conclusions. | |
Study important Biblical terms by examining their usage, frequency and original meaning. | |
Use reference books to explore the historical, cultural, and political background to Biblical passages. | |
Read a book of the Bible several times to get a general overview. | |
Master a chapter of the Bible by taking an in-depth look at each verse and word. | |
Read a book of the Bible several times, get an idea of its overarching themes and teachings, and summarize what you learn. | |
Select a passage and examine it in detail by asking questions, checking cross-references, and paraphrasing each verse. |