What comes to mind when you hear the words “Bible study” . . . Boring? Intimidating?Confusing?Studying the Bible doesn’t have to be complicated or stressful. In this podcast, Lee and Robbie share a simple, four-step plan for studying the Bible that you can use on your own and with your group to align yourselves with truth and live as fully alive men.

 

Main Ideas
Most guys know we should read our Bibles; we just don’t know the best way.
Spiritual maturity is not directly related to how many times you’ve read the Bible and prayed this week.
A simple four-step plan for studying the Bible is: PRAY, READ, THINK, APPLY.
PRAY – “Lord, teach me.”
READ the passage aloud as a group.
THINK about what stood out to you in this passage and what the context was.
APPLY what you read by asking yourself, “What am I going to do about this?”   

Discussion Questions
What was your favorite bible story growing up? Why do you think that one stands out?Let’s be honest. What are some of the hurdles you have to reading scripture more?
Have you ever read anything in the Bible that challenged an aspect of your beliefs or actions?
What is your plan for tackling a book of the bible (or topic) on your own or with your group?

The Big Three

What does this mean for me personally?

What am I going to do about it? What step of faith is God inviting me to take?

How can we help?

Visit Groupleaders.org/npmen to see Bible Study Method.

 

 

What comes to mind when you hear the words &ldquo;Bible study&rdquo; . . . Boring?&nbsp;Intimidating?Confusing?Studying the Bible doesn&rsquo;t have to be complicated or stressful. In this podcast, Lee and Robbie share a simple, four-step plan for studying&nbsp;the Bible that you can use on your own and with your group to align yourselves with&nbsp;truth and live as fully alive men.
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Main Ideas
<ul>
<li>Most guys know we should read our Bibles; we just don&rsquo;t know the best way.</li>
<li>Spiritual maturity is not directly related to how many times you&rsquo;ve read the Bible and prayed this week.</li>
<li>A simple four-step plan for studying the Bible is: PRAY, READ, THINK, APPLY.</li>
<li>PRAY &ndash; &ldquo;Lord, teach me.&rdquo;</li>
<li>READ the passage aloud as a group.</li>
<li>THINK about what stood out to you in this passage and what the context was.</li>
<li>APPLY what you read by asking yourself, &ldquo;What am I going to do about this?&rdquo; &nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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Discussion Questions
<ul>
<li>What was your favorite bible story growing up? Why do you think that one stands out?Let&rsquo;s be honest. What are some of the hurdles you have to reading scripture more?</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Have you ever read anything in the Bible that challenged an aspect of your beliefs or actions?</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>What is your plan for tackling a book of the bible (or topic) on your own or with your group?</li>
</ul>
The Big Three
What does this mean for me personally?
What am I going to do about it? What step of faith is God inviting me to take?
How can we help?
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Visit Groupleaders.org/npmen to see Bible Study Method.
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Welcome to the Fully Alive Man podcast. This podcast exists to help men become fully alive by doing life together.

The Fully Alive Man Podcast

Welcome to the Fully Alive Man podcast. This podcast exist to help men become more fully alive by doing life together.

The Fully Alive Man

How to read the bible in four easy steps.

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