RESOURCES
TO HELP YOU READ THE BIBLE
About
At Harris Creek, we desire to be biblical, which has implications for us as a church, but also as individuals. If we believe that God’s word is our authority, our conscience, and our guide then it is imperative that each and every member of Harris Creek (and all followers of Jesus) be students of God’s word. We have to know what it says, what it means, and how it applies to our lives. To learn more about the importance of this, check out the sermon Biblical from our series Fresh Start.
How to Study the Bible
There are countless ways to study and learn scripture. An important part of creating the habit of scripture study will be you figuring out a rhythm that works best for you. If you are new to consistently reading scripture or if you are looking for a new method, try reading our “How to Study the Bible Series” below:
Bible Study Methods: Day 3
Introduction We have a few days “off” before we start the book of Philippians next week. To help us all grow in reading the Word
Bible Study Methods: Day 2
Introduction We have a few days “off” before we start the book of Philippians next week. To help us all grow in reading the Word
Bible Study Methods: Day 1
Introduction We have a few days “off” before we start the book of Philippians next week. To help us all grow in reading the Word
RESOURCES FOR FURTHER STUDY
A website full of videos to help you understand each book of the Bible (as well as some comprehensive themes and ideas).
A website containing answers to over 500,000 questions about the Bible, ranging from interpretation of specific verses to larger, more complex theological topics.
The study notes of Dr. Thomas Constable, a former professor at Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Constable’s notes for each book of the Bible are updated annually and are available for free.
A free online commentary to help you develop a greater understanding of each passage you read.
Think Netflix, but for Christian content and Bible studies. There are countless great studies and resources available. If you’re a Harris Creek member and don’t yet have a RightNow account, create one here.
