Bible study plans
Bible study plans for group and personal study
A Bible study plan is a simple, ordered set of Bible passages built around a theme. Pick one, open the Word together, and let Scripture do the work — for a seeker, a new believer, or your own study.
The Whole Story: Creation to Jesus
Fifteen weeks tracing God's redemptive story from creation to the resurrection — a great overview study.
Come and See
A 12-study seeker journey to faith in Jesus and baptism — three cycles of four, with a place to respond every four studies.
The First 40 Days
One short passage a day for a new believer's first 40 days — grounded in grace and identity, formed in the practices that feed you, and sent to tell others.
Journey of Jesus
Twelve passages walking through the life and teaching of Jesus — ideal for someone exploring who he is.
Follow: Discover Discipleship
Ten passages on what it means to follow Jesus, from first steps to helping others do the same.
Identity & Purpose
Seven weeks on who we are in God and the purpose he gives — from Psalm 139 to the Great Commission.
Discover Prayer
Five passages on the heart and practice of prayer, from Jesus' model prayer to the prayers of the early church.
10 Promises of Comfort
Ten passages of God's promises — peace, presence, provision, and hope — for those walking through hard seasons.
Stories of Hope
Nine encounters where Jesus met broken, searching people with grace — hope for anyone at the end of themselves.
The Seven Signs of John
Eight studies through the miraculous signs in John's Gospel — each one revealing who Jesus is, ending at the empty tomb.
The Commands of Christ
Ten simple commands Jesus gave his followers — a first path into obeying him, one step at a time.
12 Young Guys, One God
Twelve stories about young men — some who came through, some who failed hard. Self-led or with a couple of friends; no leader required.
How to use a Bible study plan
Read one passage at a time together and ask a few simple questions: What does this tell us about God? About people? What will you obey this week, and who will you share it with? Simple, repeatable, and easy to pass on.
Every study comes three ways: read it online, print it, or watch it — because some of the people we serve don't read well, and that has never been a reason to keep them out of the Word.
The field report
We'd rather show you than tell you.
Every quarter we write up what actually happened — who was trained, how many people opened a Bible for the first time, how deep the multiplication went, and what got harder. It's the same report our partner churches read. Ask for it, and we'll send the current one.