Your one-stop hub for every Bible Threads study — Each series or study comes with its own table of contents so you can follow it step-by-step or jump straight to the passages and topics you care about most. These in-depth lessons trace the threads of God’s Word from Genesis to Revelation — showing how Scripture fits together into His sovereign plan.
Start with the Foundation
Before diving into any series, I encourage you to start with The Gospel of Jesus Christ.
It’s the heartbeat of Bible Threads — the foundation every study is built on.
Then take a few minutes to read How to Read the Bible Faithfully, where I walk through the simple principles that guide how we approach and interpret Scripture.
The Bible Study Index contains two types of resources:
Series: Multi-part studies that explore a biblical theme, doctrine, or storyline across several articles.
Bible Studies: Standalone studies that take a closer look at specific passages, questions, and biblical themes.
Series
Election, Predestination, Salvation, and Eternal Security
A deep-dive Bible study tracing God’s sovereign plan — from His eternal choice to our unshakable security in Christ.
The Character of God: A Bible Study on the Attributes of God
Before we ask what God does, we need to know who He is. This study traces God’s character across Scripture — His holiness, goodness, sovereignty, mercy, and more — helping us see the God behind every promise and every doctrine.
Following the Thread of Redemption
A big-picture walk through the Bible’s storyline, tracing God’s plan of redemption from creation to Christ. Instead of starting with systems or labels, this study follows the thread woven through Scripture — helping us see how every promise, sacrifice, and covenant fits together in one unified story.
Bible Studies
The Difference Between Knowing About God and Knowing God
Is it possible to know a great deal about God and still miss Him? Follow a biblical thread from Hosea to John as we examine the difference between religious knowledge and a genuine relationship with God.
The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil: What Was Really Happening?
Why did God place the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden? This study examines the serpent’s temptation and traces the thread of humanity’s desire to define good and evil apart from God.
Why Does God Ask Questions He Already Knows the Answers To?
Why would an all-knowing God ask questions? Explore the surprising purposes behind God’s questions as this study follows the pattern throughout Scripture, from Adam to Peter.
Why Did Jesus Curse the Fig Tree?: A Living Parable of Judgment and Fruitfulness
Why did Jesus curse the fig tree when it wasn’t even the season for figs? Discover the prophetic meaning behind one of Jesus’ most misunderstood miracles.
Why Does God Harden Hearts?: Following One of Scripture’s Most Sobering Threads
Why does God harden hearts? Trace this biblical thread from Pharaoh to Romans and discover what Scripture says about God’s sovereignty and human responsibility.
Why Was Moses Not Allowed Into the Promised Land
Was Moses really kept out of the Promised Land simply because he struck a rock? A closer look at Scripture reveals there was much more happening at Meribah.
Why Did God Reject Cain’s Offering?
Why did God accept Abel’s offering but reject Cain’s? Genesis 4 and the New Testament reveal an answer that goes deeper than their offerings.
Why Wasn’t Jesus Recognized After His Resurrection?
Follow the Gospel accounts from Emmaus to Mary Magdalene and discover what Scripture actually says.
What Does It Mean to Be Led by the Spirit
Being led by the Spirit may mean something deeper than we think. Discover what Romans 8 and Galatians 5 reveal about a truly Spirit-led life.
Why Did Jesus Heal a Blind Man in Two Stages?
This unusual miracle reveals a fascinating connection to the disciples’ growing understanding of Jesus and His mission.
Does God Love All People the Same Way?
Does God love those who never come to faith? And if He does, why doesn’t He save everyone?
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