How to Study the Bible
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CIA Method
The CIA Method is a simple yet powerful approach to Bible study that focuses on three key steps: Context, Interpretation, and Application. Designed to help readers engage deeply with Scripture, this method guides you through understanding the historical, cultural, and spiritual relevance of biblical texts, while providing practical steps for applying God’s Word to your life today.
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Inductive Method
The Inductive Method of Bible study is a powerful, hands-on approach that encourages direct engagement with Scripture. Through careful study and reflection, the Inductive Method fosters a deeper understanding of the Bible and its relevance to everyday life.
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Journal Method
The Journaling method allows for more free flow meditation on scripture. Giving you the chance to break apart the scripture and rewrite it in your own words. This also allows you to slow down enough to absorb and take in what you are learning from your time journaling out the Bible
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Expository Method
The Expository Method of Bible study involves a detailed, systematic examination of Scripture to uncover its original meaning and intended message. This approach focuses on verse-by-verse study, drawing out key themes, historical context, and theological truths to provide a clear, accurate interpretation of the text that can be applied to life today.
Resource & Tools
Studying the Bible can be really intimidating but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve put together a bunch of resources, podcasts, tools, books and more that we’ve compiled over the years that have been a wonderful help in learning the skill of studying the Word of God. We hope that it’s a blessing to you in your studying.
God Bless,
First Position Discipleship Team
