Bible Reading and Study Resources

More resources coming soon.

Physical Bibles

ESV Scripture Journals — Individual books of the Bible with a lightly lined blank page opposite each page of the biblical text.
ESV Illuminated Scripture Journals — Individual books of the Bible with a lightly dotted blank page opposite each page of the biblical text.

Logos Bible Software — “Logos Bible Software is a powerful Bible study and sermon prep platform that allows you to study Scripture and consult commentaries, devotionals, Bible dictionaries, and more—all from your computer, tablet, or phone.”

bestcommentaries.com — A website with the best-rated commentaries on each book of the Bible (“rotten tomatoes for biblical studies”).
John Wesley’s Notes on the Bible
biblehub.com — Free commentaries, including Calvin’s Commentary (which Arminius considered the best since the church fathers).
N. T. Wright New Testament for Everyone Commentaries — Accessible commentaries on the books of the New Testament. Individual volumes on Amazon (e.g., Luke for Everyone).
Osborne New Testament Commentaries — Highly recommended verse-by-verse commentaries on Luke, John, Acts, Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians & Philemon, 1 & 2 Thessalonians, Hebrews, James, and Revelation.

“FAQs on Bible Reading” — E.g., “Where should I begin?” and “Which translation should I read?”
Obedience Challenge — 90-day Gospels reading plan with an emphasis on obeying 48 commands of Jesus.
“Jesus Fulfills the Story of the Old Testament (Nehemiah 9)” — Sermon that provides an intro to the Bible.
“Bible Study Tools and Methods” — Episode of the Holy Joys Podcast.
“Keep Looking: The Life-Changing Secret to Reading the Bible” — Video retelling of “Agassiz and the Fish.”
How Can I Get More Out of My Bible Reading? — Short book by Jeremy Kimble (only 64 pages).
“How to Study the Bible, Part 1” and Part 2 — Short articles by Philip Brown.
“How to Study the Bible with Jen Wilkin” — Video series.