The Bible Study: A One Year Study of the Bible and How It Relates to You

I'll be honest, y'all. I haven't read the Bible in I don't even know how long. Something about childhood comes to mind, and I've made attempts since then, but I never made it past Exodus. Not because I didn't *want* to, my ADHD brain wouldn't help me focus on it.This set is exactly what I was looking for. I'd seen it advertised on socials, but I was iffy about ordering from somewhere I had no clue about. When I found it on Amazon, though, I rejoiced! (Haha, not really, but I was happy about it.)I started today with the Old Testament, Genesis 1:1-2:3. It narrows the Bible down in to smaller chunks that work for my scattered brain, and I really think I'll be able to read through each and every Book this time. Also, there are questions and summaries of each section to help you understand what each Book is about.If you're looking for a way to understand the Bible, and/or get closer to God, I'd absolutely suggest The Bible Study to you. It's totally worth it.

It makes reading the Bible easy and more enjoyable. It’s not always easy to read the Bible or understand it but this is a perfect workbook that gives context and prompts to understand the story and the book without telling you what to think or what the book is trying to say like many other bible studies I’ve done. It’s easy to do self-led or with a group. My friend and I have been doing it alone and on our own pace but if we have questions or want to talk I can go right back to the workbook and chapter to talk about it. So many more of my young adult friends learning and finding their relationship with God, it leaves room for you to sit and learn the word. It provides just the right amount of background and Knowledge and applications and relation to other chapters and people in the Bible (you don’t have to search either, it gives you the chapter to find and think about it) there are now 6 of my early-mid 20 year old friends who have invested in it. My dad just bought it for himself to help get back in the word. 10/10 recommend

Bought for my 15 yr old nephew. He called and thank me He said it was great for studying.

Trying to learn the Bible on my own with ADHD is impossible! Having a step by step plan is just what I needed, just got started but I can tell I'm going to be able to get through and actually understand!

The media could not be loaded.  I love that the questions/prompts are highlighting important information to catch on to. The graphics inside are really cute too.

I grew up Christian but never practiced. At 25 I'm using this as a way to keep me balanced and consistent in life. I mainly use Chatgpt along with this book and reading the bible alongside with it when needed. The workbook is kinda random with some of its setups and assumes you for some reason know a lot of the passages that its referring to. For example in the beginning where its going along the Genesis section it mentions other parts of the bible and then asks how do you feel about those sections which I don't have an answer to since obvs that's a vague idea I haven't touched on yet. There's probably better work books out there but this one isn't a bad one to get. I just have a couple frustrations with it. I also wish it was numbered on the days. I normally just do 2 pages a day and call it good. It is a really nice put together book and it keeps you entertained and you can learn a lot. Again, just some minor - what is this - moments I've run into that can be frustrating.

-Easy read-Easy instructions-Very interactive-Motivational Pages-Questions that make you search through the Bible-Authors personal experiences-Historical facts

GREAT GIFT, for those in the know! You know what I mean!

Gorgeous! Amazing price! Well made! Can’t wait to get started!!

Hi, I thought there was supposed to be two books delivered. I only received one.Part one - Old Testament is missing

Basic questions and not necessarily a “Bible study”.LOTS (and I mean LOTS) of wasted space and paper, useless photos that have nothing to do with scripture, save for maybe one thing.About 2-3 questions per page. Boring, and doesn’t mention that the Sabbath is actually Saturday and elevates Sunday as the Lord’s Day.All hype- no depth.Seems like this guy was more focused on making a pretty book instead of an actual Bible study.$50.00 worth of garbage.Go check out Jason Dexter’s Bible studies. Each book of the Bible has its own study full of questions (Study 1 Peter has 77 FULL pages of no nonsense questions, cross-references, teaching points etc), no pictures, outline, lots of commentary (teaching points), cross-references, discussion questions, no wasted space, small size- about the size of a standard Bible. About $7-15 depending on which book of the bible you buy.Thank me later.

This study has some good information, but it’s a weird design. The books are huge and have a ton of wasted space in it. Huge graphics and pointless artwork with little writing on each page. The paper is high quality and feels great but maybe make a smaller version with less garbage and waste in it. Would be more affordable too