Personal Bible Study Resources
Bible study can begin with a passage, a question, or a desire to know God more deeply. These resources offer ways to read Scripture, explore its context, and research questions that arise along the way. Start with these free tools and resources.
YouVersion Bible App
Cost: Free
YouVersion makes it easy to read or listen to the Bible on a phone, tablet, or computer. Its reading plans, bookmarks, highlights, and notes are useful for building a regular reading habit and keeping track of passages to revisit.
Blue Letter Bible
Cost: Free
Blue Letter Bible offers Bible translations, commentaries, concordances, and Greek and Hebrew study tools. It is useful for comparing passages, exploring a word or phrase, and studying a section of Scripture more closely.
Constable’s Notes on Sonic Light
Cost: Free
Dr. Thomas L. Constable’s expository notes provide detailed commentary on books of the Bible. They are useful for learning about a book’s background and structure or working through a difficult passage. The notes can be read online or downloaded as PDFs.
Scholar’s Crossing
Cost: Free
Scholar’s Crossing shares research and scholarly work connected with Liberty University. It is useful for finding papers and dissertations on theology, biblical studies, and apologetics. Evaluate each work on its own merits and check its claims against Scripture.
Joshua 1:8
This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success.