Dive deep into Scripture with our extensive collection of free Bible study guides, meticulously crafted for each book of the Bible. Whether you are embarking on a personal journey of faith or leading a small group, our resources are designed to facilitate a profound understanding of God’s Word and its application to your life. At Study and Obey, our mission is rooted in the Great Commission: to make disciples who not only grasp biblical knowledge but also live in obedience to Christ’s teachings. We believe in the transformative power of the Holy Spirit through Scripture, and our Bible study guides are created to help you experience this change.
Our commitment is to provide you with in-depth, practical, and accessible Bible study lessons. These online guides serve as a valuable tool for both individual study and leading engaging small group Bible sessions. We aim to equip you with resources that encourage you to delve into the original meaning of the text and thoughtfully apply it to your daily walk.
Each study guide is thoughtfully structured to maximize your learning and foster life transformation. You will find insightful discussion questions to stimulate thought and interaction, comprehensive cross-references to enrich your understanding within the broader biblical context, verse-by-verse commentary to clarify meaning and nuances, and practical applications to bridge the gap between ancient texts and modern living.
Old Testament Bible Study Guides
Explore the foundational narratives, prophetic visions, and wisdom literature of the Old Testament with our free Bible study guides. Uncover the stories of faith, law, and covenant that lay the groundwork for the entire Bible.
- Genesis: Begin at the beginning, exploring creation, the fall, and the patriarchs.
- Exodus: Journey through liberation, law-giving, and the formation of a nation.
- Leviticus: Understand holiness, sacrifice, and the priestly order.
- Numbers: Wander through the wilderness, learning about God’s faithfulness and Israel’s challenges.
- Deuteronomy: Review and renew the covenant on the edge of the Promised Land.
- Joshua: Discover conquest, inheritance, and faithfulness in leadership.
- Judges: Examine cycles of sin, oppression, and deliverance in early Israel.
- Ruth: A beautiful story of loyalty, redemption, and love in a time of turmoil.
- 1 & 2 Samuel: Trace the rise of the monarchy and the lives of Samuel and David.
- 1 & 2 Kings: Witness the kingdom’s glory and division, and the faithfulness and failures of its rulers.
- 1 & 2 Chronicles: A historical and theological reflection on the reigns of David and his successors.
- Ezra: Return from exile and rebuild the temple and community.
- Nehemiah: Rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and restore spiritual life.
- Esther: Divine providence and courage in the face of genocide.
- Job: Wrestle with suffering, wisdom, and God’s sovereignty.
- Psalms: Experience the full range of human emotions in poetic worship and prayer.
- Proverbs: Gain wisdom for daily living through concise and practical sayings.
- Ecclesiastes: Contemplate the meaning of life and find purpose in God.
- Song of Solomon: Celebrate love, intimacy, and the beauty of relationship.
- Isaiah: Prophetic messages of judgment, hope, and the coming Messiah.
- Jeremiah: Lament and warning to a rebellious nation, with promises of a new covenant.
- Lamentations: Express grief and hope amidst the destruction of Jerusalem.
- Ezekiel: Visions of God’s glory and restoration for Israel.
- Daniel: Faithful living in exile and prophetic visions of future kingdoms.
- Hosea: Unfailing love and forgiveness portrayed through Hosea’s marriage.
- Joel: A call to repentance in light of judgment and future blessing.
- Amos: Social justice and judgment against oppression and empty religion.
- Obadiah: Judgment against Edom for their pride and hostility.
- Jonah: God’s mercy extends to all, even enemies, and the importance of obedience.
- Micah: Justice, mercy, and humility as God’s requirements.
- Nahum: Judgment against Nineveh for their wickedness.
- Habakkuk: Faith amidst injustice and trusting God’s plan.
- Zephaniah: The day of the Lord and the promise of restoration.
- Haggai: Call to prioritize God’s house and receive blessing.
- Zechariah: Visions of hope and the coming Messiah and kingdom.
- Malachi: Final call to repentance and anticipation of the Messenger of the Covenant.
New Testament Bible Study Guides
Delve into the life of Jesus, the early church, and the teachings of the apostles with our New Testament Bible study guides. Understand the fulfillment of God’s promises and the foundation of Christian faith and living.
- Matthew: Jesus as the Messiah, King, and fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy.
- Mark: Jesus as the Servant-King, emphasizing His actions and power.
- Luke: Jesus as the Savior of all people, with a focus on compassion and inclusivity.
- John: Jesus as the divine Son of God, emphasizing His identity and eternal life.
- Acts: The Holy Spirit empowers the church to spread the Gospel from Jerusalem to Rome.
- Romans: The foundational doctrines of salvation, justification, and God’s plan for Jews and Gentiles.
- 1 Corinthians: Addressing issues in the Corinthian church and teaching on spiritual gifts, love, and resurrection.
- 2 Corinthians: Paul’s defense of his ministry and teachings, emphasizing reconciliation and suffering.
- Galatians: Justification by faith alone and freedom from legalism.
- Ephesians: The church as Christ’s body and unity in Christ.
- Philippians: Joy in suffering, humility, and following Christ’s example.
- Colossians: Christ’s supremacy and sufficiency, and warnings against false teachings.
- 1 & 2 Thessalonians: Encouragement and instruction regarding Christ’s return and living faithfully.
- 1 Timothy: Guidance for church leadership and conduct.
- 2 Timothy: Paul’s final instructions to Timothy, emphasizing perseverance and sound doctrine.
- Titus: Establishing healthy churches and godly living on Crete.
- Philemon: A personal appeal for forgiveness and reconciliation.
- Hebrews: Christ’s superiority to the Old Covenant and call to persevere in faith.
- James: Faith in action and practical Christian living.
- 1 Peter: Living as strangers in the world and enduring suffering with hope.
- 2 Peter: Growing in knowledge and guarding against false teachers.
- 1, 2, & 3 John: Walking in love, truth, and fellowship.
- Jude: Contending for the faith and warning against apostasy.
- Revelation: Unveiling the future, Christ’s victory, and the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom.
Enhance Your Study with Video Bible Studies Book by Book
For a more dynamic learning experience, explore our video Bible studies that guide you through each book of the Bible. These video resources complement our written guides, offering visual and auditory learning opportunities to deepen your understanding.
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Begin your enriching journey through the Scriptures today. Click on any book to access its free Bible study guide and start transforming your understanding and application of God’s Word.
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