Create shareable artwork from meaningful Bible verses.Watch the TV miniseries The Bible, as well as the movies JESUS film and The Lumo Project.Have Biblical conversations with your friends in the app.Subscribe to hundreds of Bible reading plans.Offering 2,027 versions of the Bible in 1,355 languages, it makes it incredibly easy to read and study God’s Word on your smartphone or tablet. The Bible App by Life.Church is one of the most popular Bible apps in the world, installed on over 400 million devices. You can download the app from your favorite app store by clicking one of these buttons or by searching for 'Love Worth Finding' in the app store on your mobile device, tablet, or TV. If you’re looking for a simple way to meditate on the profound truths of the Bible, the Love Worth Finding Bible study app is a must-have. I always seem to miss the radio broadcasts when they are being aired but this way, I can still hear him while I’m on the go. One reviewer had this to say about the app: This makes it so much easier for me to listen to (Pastor) Rogers at any time of the day.

Messages can easily be downloaded so that you can listen to them offline, and you can also share your favorite content via Facebook, Twitter, or email.

Special Content Only Available on the App.

Exclusive Content such as Out of the Vault and Classic Worship.

Access to Daily Devotionals 365 days a year.

It gives you free, unlimited access to more than 30 years of Pastor Adrian Rogers' practical and biblical teaching. Here’s how I suggest you put together these printables for your Bible study notebook.The Love Worth Finding app is a rich resource for Bible study. All you have to do is print! Supplies to Assemble Your Own Bible Study Notebook I want to share these study guides with you so that it helps supplement what you’re already doing in your own Bible study. Last year I completed the entire New Testament! Using a lot of personal research and resources (and my love for organization and drawing!), I designed printable outlines for every book of the Old Testament. I also wanted it to be visually appealing that wasn’t a video or another note to take…so over two years, I created my own version of what I was looking for. I wanted something that simplified each book of the Bible and related it to when it occurred in history, the locations, and the main “characters”. Then you always know where to look when you want to remember something.įor any study that you’re doing, it is good to have something to refer to for backgrounds, such as a commentary or footnotes.

Write all of your sermon/study notes in a spiral notebook.

Make files for every study you do and label them by subject or book of the Bible.

( Here’s one with tons of room!) Or for lengthier notes, write them on small pieces of paper or Post-its and place them inside your Bible.

Copy all of your notes directly into your Bible.For example, here are a few ways I’ve done this in the past. Whether you have zero notes written down or 100, get them all into one place. Aren’t you ready to move on to the next course? Organizing Your Thoughts If you’re constantly reinventing the wheel on your Bible study, it’s like taking the same course over and over again. However it is that you study the Bible, I encourage you to come up with a system that will help you take what you’re learning and compile it into one place. I’m not here to tell you the ”right” place to start, I want to encourage you where you already are.ĭo you have a ton of Bible notes scattered around your office? Or are you more of an auditory learner and have a Bible with clean pages and nothing written down? Are you a journaler and write down verses as they come to you over the years? Some people suggest starting in the gospels, while others aim to read the entire Bible in one year. If you’re new to studying the Bible, how much more difficult it is to know where to start! You may have the big picture, but retelling the details is a little blurry. We’ve heard the stories a million times, but we’re not really making any progress on connecting the lessons together. For most of us, it seems to go in one ear and out the other. If you’ve attended church your whole life, your head is filled with sermons, books, Bible studies, conversations, and personal insights from years of studying. Please see my full disclosure for details. Let me show you how I created mine using the Books of the Bible Timeline printables. It’s simple to make your own notebook for all of your notes from Bible studies. BIBLE STUDY How to Organize Your Bible Studies Notes in a Way That Makes Sense

Bible study notes printable