Study Plans

How it works

Pick a plan. Follow the steps. Grow in Scripture.

Each plan gives you a clear weekly rhythm: read the KJV text, trace cross-references, and add context from history and original-language notes.

1) Read (KJV) + Observe

Read the assigned passage slowly. Mark repeated words, key themes, and questions to revisit.


2) Cross-Reference

Follow related passages to see how Scripture interprets Scripture and strengthens your understanding.


3) Context + Background

Learn author, audience, setting, and timeline so the passage is read in its intended frame.


4) Language Notes

When helpful, explore Greek/Hebrew terms and translation nuances—without losing the main point.

Choose a Study Plan

Start where you are—new to structured study or ready for deeper dives. These plans are built to be repeatable and group-friendly.

Foundations (4 weeks)

A simple weekly rhythm to build habits: read, reflect, cross-reference, pray.


Gospels Focus (6 weeks)

Walk through key sections of the Gospels with observation prompts and context notes.


Pauline Letters (8 weeks)

Trace doctrine and discipleship themes with cross-references and word studies.


Psalms & Wisdom (6 weeks)

Learn to read poetry and wisdom literature with genre-aware questions and structure.


Study Paths (Choose Your Pace)

Use these as templates. Adjust the pace for your schedule or group size—without losing structure.

15–20 min/day

Daily Essentials

Short passage + key observation prompt

1–2 cross-references

Prayer focus + one takeaway

Weekly recap question

30–40 min/day

Balanced Study

Passage + outline + theme tracking

Cross-reference chain (3–5 links)

Context note + timeline check

1 language note (as needed)

60+ min/day

Deep Dive

Verse-by-verse notes + structure

Word study + usage across Scripture

Background reading + maps/people

Teach-back summary for groups

Study Plan FAQs

Quick answers to help you start with confidence.

Do I need prior Bible study experience?

No. Start with Foundations and focus on reading, simple observation, and prayer. Depth comes with consistency.

Are these plans KJV-only?

The plans are anchored in the King James Version. Notes may reference Greek/Hebrew for clarity, not to replace the text.

Can I use this with a small group?

Yes. Each week includes discussion-friendly prompts—great for 2–12 people.

What if I fall behind?

Keep the structure and reduce the pace. It’s better to finish a smaller portion well than to rush.

Will you add more plans?

Yes—new plans and book-based guides will be added over time. Check the Articles section for updates.

How do I take notes effectively?

Use a simple format: Observation, Cross-references, Context, Application, and Prayer.

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