I started showing up to Bible studies with the guided questions unanswered. I sat in the small group and opened a legal pad with scribbles and notes lacing the page. After several weeks, I noticed this trend and asked myself why? With reflection and prayer, I realized the guidance I desired wasn’t met with prompted questions anymore. I wanted guidance in tool form. Like wrenches and screwdrivers in a toolbelt, I wanted to know what Bible study tools I needed to independently study.

I wanted to open the Bible and practice discovering truth unaided by a teacher. There’s a time when that’s necessary and good, to be sure, but I wanted the freedom to ask, connect, discover, and interpret as an independent Bible student.

Ultimately, I ended up designing the exact framework I had in mind––a way to systemize and organize the process of inductive Bible study. A workbook that provided the space and tools to independently study at my own pace and guided by my own critical thought. 

The Bible Study Workbook will challenge us in a world where we are spoon-fed information, encouraging us to slow down, critically think, and meditate on Truth.

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I'm Amy, here to come alongside you in your pursuit of biblical literacy

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