Verse-by-Verse Bible Studies
Verse-by-verse Bible study is one of the most effective ways to understand what God has said, why He said it, and how it fits within the larger context of His Word. Rather than reading isolated passages or relying on tradition, this approach allows Scripture to interpret Scripture—carefully, thoughtfully, and in order.
These studies are designed to slow us down, examine each verse in its context, and recognize who is speaking, to whom, and under what circumstances. By studying the Bible verse by verse and in time, we avoid mixing law and grace, Israel and the Church, and prophecy and mystery.
Here you’ll find clear, structured studies that emphasize context, progressive revelation, and rightly dividing the Word of truth. The goal is not to rush through Scripture, but to understand it as God intended—bringing clarity, confidence, and deeper appreciation for the harmony of His Word.
Matthew 19:17 is one of the most misunderstood verses in the Gospels. This Passage Breakdown explains why Jesus told the rich young ruler to keep the commandments—and what it does not mean.
Zechariah 2:8 declares that whoever touches Israel touches the apple of God’s eye. This Passage Breakdown explains its prophetic meaning.
Romans 7:9 is one of Paul’s most misunderstood statements. This Passage Breakdown explains what it means for sin to “revive,” the Law to reveal guilt, and Paul to say, “I died.”
Romans 8:2 explains why there is no condemnation for those in Christ. The verse introduces two contrasting laws: the law of the Spirit of life and the law of sin and death.
Ephesians 1:17 reveals Paul’s heart for believers: that God would give them the spirit of wisdom and revelation, so they may truly know Christ and their position in Him.
Passage Breakdown: Romans 4:13 — Twisted to Erase Israel “For the promise that he would be the heir of the world was not to Abraham or to his seed through the law, but through the…
Stop striving for victory—start walking in it. God has already secured your triumph through Christ.
Religion can’t hide the heart. You might appear righteous to people, but not to God. Salvation has always been by faith alone—never by works or religious performance.
When you believed the gospel, God sealed you with His Spirit—the guarantee of your future glory. That’s why our hope will never disappoint. It’s literally sealed by God.
What must you believe to be saved? That Christ died for your sins, was buried, and rose again. Nothing else. No works, no rituals. Believe, and you are saved by God’s grace.
📖 Passage Breakdown — Romans 16:25 “Now to Him who is able to establish you according to my gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery kept secret…
Romans 15:4 reminds us that the Scriptures were written for our learning, giving endurance, encouragement, and hope in Christ—truths that strengthen us in this present age of grace.
Romans 15:8 reveals Christ’s earthly ministry was to Israel, confirming covenant promises. Salvation for Gentiles came only through God’s plan for Israel, never apart from it.
Genesis 1:1 declares God as Creator. The Son spoke the universe into being—the same Jesus of Nazareth who died and rose again for our salvation.
Ephesians 1:13–14 declares believers are sealed with the Holy Spirit the moment they believe. The Spirit is God’s guarantee of our inheritance until final redemption, all to the praise of His glor…
Paul points to Abraham as proof that salvation is by faith, not works. Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness—just as we are justified by faith in Christ alone.
2 Timothy 3:12 makes it clear: persecution is inevitable for those who live godly in Christ. But it is not a sign of defeat—it’s proof of belonging to Him and sharing in His rejection.
Romans 1:16 says salvation is by faith alone. No works, no baptism, no rituals—only belief in Christ’s finished work saves.
The love of God is not distant—it’s poured out into our hearts by the Holy Spirit. Romans 5:5 assures us that hope in Christ will never disappoint, for His love secures us forever.
A devotional breakdown of David’s wilderness worship 📘 Background & Context Author: David Written To: The Lord, but preserved as a model of personal worship for Israel (and now the…
The Biblical truth that God revealed to the apostle Paul alone new revelations that had been kept hidden in the mind of God is avoided and ignored by most preachers and teachers. In Ephesians…
“Before we move into Romans chapter four lets do a quick review of the first three chapters in what is probably the greatest letter ever written in human history. In Romans chapters one, two…