Bible Study Forms

The Bible Study forms such as the Bible Study Worksheet, S.O.A.P. Notes, Bible Study Philippians 4:6-9, Bible Study Galatians 5:13-26, Bible Study - The Loving Fear of God "Fear the Lord" & "Fear Not" (Awe and Reverence for God), the Inspiration and Hope 15 page coloring book, Oppression Bible Study (Printable), 7 Psalms to Help Calm Anxiety, Bible Study Flyers and much more is available free to download and print for your next Bible Study event, church, Sunday School, personal use, etc. 24 hours a day 7 days a week to download at your convenience.

Do you have Bible Study at your church or home? If yes, you might want to download the forms for Bible study and the inspirational coloring book below.

We have a Women's Bible Study group at my church that meets once a week and I dearly love it! We each take turns leading the Bible study each week and it helps us to begin to step out of our box. :)

Bible study is very important and so are the Bible study forms. It is important to remember that we are to search and study the scriptures to seek out and to get to know Jesus as our source of eternal life and personal Savior. The power of understanding what the scriptures say is not for knowledge only but because they testify of Jesus.

Write out ideas or verses or thoughts that come into your mind as you read your Bible. Think "Who, What, When, Where, Why and How?" Answer every possible question under each category and then compare your findings with what you know the Bible teaches. Then look them over and pray and about it.

The Bible Study Worksheet below includes:

• 2 Timothy 3:16-17 (KJV) - All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works. 
• Date - Insert date of bible study.
• Passage - A passage of the scripture you are studying.
• Questions for Bible Study - 1. Summarize in a few sentences what the passage is about. 2. Is there an example for me to follow? 3. Is there an error I need to avoid? 4. Is there a command for me to obey? 5. Is there a sin I need to forsake? 6. What application of this passage can I make today?

Need some Bible Study Flyer Templates? If yes, click the link below!

• Bible Study Flyer Templates & More

We have some awesome Bible study forms below to download and you can access the Inspiration and Hope 15 page coloring book by clicking the link below and join the coloring fun! Also, the awesome Oppression Bible Study you can download and print!

• Inspiration and Hope 15 page Coloring Book
• Oppression Bible Study (Printable)

The Bible Study - The Loving Fear of God "Fear the Lord" & "Fear Not" (Awe and Reverence for God) below is a great 4 page study that includes many scriptures. Here is a little preview:

Scripture sometimes tells us NOT to fear, and then tells us TO fear God, in the same Scripture passage. How do we reconcile them? We can balance awe and reverence for God helping us to both be humbled and encouraged through life’s events.

What is Fear of the Lord?

The Loving Fear of God can be compared to our fear of our earthly father when we were young and maybe knowing you was fixing to get in trouble for something you did but yet we loved him and knew later it was for our own good.

Fear is one of the most destructive forces in the world. It can kill us and is one of the greatest destroyers of motivation. Two definitions of fear are:

·         Feeling of anxiety and agitation caused by the presence or nearness of danger, pain, etc.

·         Respectful dread that leads to awe and reverence.

In a broad sense, fear can be an obsession with anything or anyone. To fear something or someone other than God is idolatry – like sickness, criticism, losing a job, failure, etc. We’re placing something or someone else on the throne of our heart instead of the Lord. If we’re obsessed to a fearful degree with anyone other than the One, True God, it is destructive and will eventually destroy us.

Job 3:25 – “For the thing which I greatly feared is come upon me, and that which I was afraid of is come unto me.”

However, if our lives focus on the One, True, Living God, that is wonderful; the fear of God is as good as both the Old and the New Testament commands. Fearing God is a part of worshiping Him; it recognizes that He is exalted far above us, and we draw near in having awe and reverence for His power, presence and attributes. Fearing God is not a paralyzing fear, but it is more than awesome respect.

We must fear God if we are to embrace Him {draw closer to Him) in a desire to learn how He wants us to live and how to worship Him. Fearing Him gives us a foundation for our life that includes developing self-discipline, an openness to learning and Godly wisdom. We will develop a hesitation to be disobedient, and at the same time, adoration of Him that encourages us to be obedient to what He asks us to do. We recognize and acknowledge His position as the Highest Holy One who is the Creator of all things.

Bible Study Worksheet

Bible Study Galatians 5:13-26

Bible Study Philippians 4:6-9

Bible Study - The Loving Fear of God "Fear the Lord" & "Fear Not" (Awe and Reverence for God)

S.O.A.P. Bible Study Notes

7 Psalms to Help Calm Anxiety

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