NKJV, Woman's Study Bible, Fully Revised, Hardcover, Full-Color: Receiving God's Truth for Balance, Hope, and Transformation

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articles diving into theological questions like God’s Plan of Salvation, Missional Living, The Godly Wife, Nurturing Children to Love and Follow God

The NIV Bible for Womenwill help your time spent with God grow deeper and richer as you dig into his Word, bask in his love, learn his ways and then in turn share your journey with others in all the situations you face. Designed as a verse-by-verse 7-week daily Bible study of John chapters 13-17 (as well as portions of 18-21), this study can be done either with a group or individually. It’s thought-provoking, in-depth, honest, and it will help Jesus’s last words come to life in a real and powerful way! I really like the fact that most study Bibles include a summary of each book of the Bible. When you are ready to dive into a new book of the Bible to study, a study Bible will include a detailed summary of the book. Note: For the purpose of this post, I chose to ONLY include women’s Bible studies you could read through on your own.Do you want a study Bible that includes helpful reading plans throughout it, to help you read through the Bible more? The ESV Women’s Study Bible was designed to help women in all seasons of life pursue a deeper, transformational understanding of Scripture. Created for women who wish to study the Bible for all that God has placed in it, this Bible improves upon the adapted content of both the ESV Study Bible and the ESV Women’s Devotional Bible and delivers a unique study bible experience meant to transform a woman’s faith and lifestyle. The ESV Women’s Study Bible features over 523,000 words of study content, along with over 350 reflections connecting Scripture to life, book introductions and timelines, character sketches of key figures, detailed maps and illustrations, articles on important theological topics, and elegant artwork from artist Dana Tanamachi interspersed throughout. It is therefore pertinent to study the word of God to know his will for every situation in your life and for guidance in making decisions. We can all admit that depending on the version of the Bible being studied, we struggle a bit because of the language or the context of the Bible passage or for other reasons. Blank Space for Notes and Highlighting– some study Bibles are also great for journaling and have blank spaces to write notes, important dates, and highlight as well!

Remember, a good study Bible is meant to supplement and enhance your understanding of God’s Word. Some good features to look for include a concordance, Scripture references, maps and timelines, and commentaries. From the publisher: “Created in partnership with Today’s Christian Woman, the Everyday Matters Bible for Women is designed to help women develop spiritual practices that will make their lives richer, not harder. It offers practical encouragement and tools to renew, reinvigorate and restore meaning to everyday life. The contemporary language of the New Living Translation combines with content from today’s foremost Christian leaders to help readers understand and apply spiritual disciplines.” Tara-Leigh Coble, host of the popular Bible Recap podcast, has put together a Bible study guide called “ The Bible Recap” that will help anyone that has ever read the Bible and then thought, “What did I just read?” Regardless of your starting point, I’m a huge believer that the KJV is the be all, end all of Bibles. However, I’m not ignorant of the fact that it can be a challenge to read and a supporting study with another version is helpful. With that said, the KJV gets my vote for the Best study Bible for beginners. If you start learning from the original translation, you’ll be a step ahead. Just my 2 cents. Why are There so Many Choices in Bible Translations?In this 6-week Bible study, Priscilla Shirer helps women identify their own specific current obstacles, before studying the armor of God and learning how to apply it to their own unique situations in a real and powerful way. For example, if you’re getting ready to read the book of Leviticus (which our family just did not too long ago), it is helpful to know who wrote the book, where it was written, the setting of the book, and the key people and places mentioned in the book. Knowing this information will help you gain a greater understanding of the entire Book of Leviticus in light of the Old Testament narrative. Timelines Book studies, on the other hand, take readers through one specific book (or part of a book) of Scripture, drawing conclusions from each verse or passage. While these may or may not deal with one specific topic (so they can feel a bit scattered), these Bible studies do a great job of explaining the passages in their appropriate context.