Bible Study Workbook for Beginners

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”

Psalm 119:105

A Year in Scripture, One Week at a Time

52 weeks of short devotions, prayers and family activities — a simple rhythm you can actually keep

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  • ✓52 weeks of guided devotions and hands‑on activities
  • ✓A simple weekly structure made for beginners and families
  • ✓Prayer prompts, reflections and discussion questions every week
  • ✓5 free bonuses included to support your year of study

Written for beginners · Works for the whole family or on your own · Sent by email right after purchase

YOUR WORKBOOK

Before you buy

Do I need any Bible study experience?

None. It was written for beginners — each week tells you exactly what to read, what to pray about and what to do, so you never have to guess where to start.

Can we do it as a family?

Yes. The activities and discussion prompts are made to be shared, so parents and kids can work through each week together — or you can use it on your own.

How much time does it take?

One sitting a week. Open to the current week, read the devotion, pray, and do the activity. If you miss a week, just pick up where you left off.

Bible Study Workbook for Beginners52 weeks · 5 free bonuses
$9.90$19.80

In 52 weeks, Scripture becomes a habit

Most people don’t stop reading the Bible because they stop caring. They stop because no one told them what to do next.

You open it with good intentions, land somewhere in the middle, and close it again wondering what you were supposed to take away. A few tries like that and the Bible ends up on the shelf — not out of doubt, just out of not knowing where to begin.

This workbook takes the guesswork away. One week at a time, for a full year: a short devotion, a prayer to say, questions to talk through, and an activity you can do with the people you love.

It’s built for real life. For the parent who wants faith to be part of family time without it feeling like a lecture. For the person who has always meant to read the Bible “properly” and never knew how. For anyone starting fresh.

No complicated commentary. No pressure to keep a daily streak. Just a steady, gentle rhythm — and by the end of the year, a habit that’s truly yours.

  • ✦made for beginners — no background knowledge needed
  • †devotions, prayers and activities in one simple weekly plan
  • ♥family‑friendly: kids and parents can do each week together
  • ✎one week at a time — miss one and simply pick back up
HOW EACH WEEK WORKS

4 simple steps, every week.

Every week follows the same easy rhythm, so you always know what comes next — and nothing feels overwhelming.

52weeks× 4steps= 208moments with God’s Word
  1. 1

    Read

    A short weekly devotion with the Scripture passage right there, written in plain language anyone in the family can follow.

  2. 2

    Reflect

    A few simple reflection questions that help the passage sink in and connect it to everyday life.

  3. 3

    Pray

    Guided prayer prompts so you’re never stuck wondering what to say — on your own or out loud together.

  4. 4

    Talk & do

    Discussion questions and a hands‑on activity that turn the week’s reading into a shared moment of faith.

WHY IT NEVER STUCK

You’ve started reading plans before.
They just didn’t last.

Reading plans
Bible in a Year — Day 1started January · stopped in Leviticus
30‑day Gospel challengestarted in spring · day 9
Daily devotional appnotifications turned off
Family Bible nighttwo weeks, then the schedule got busy
4 plans started. None of them made it past February.

That’s not a lack of faith, and it’s not a lack of willpower. Most plans ask for too much, too fast — long chapters every single day, with no guidance on what they mean. Miss a few days and you’re “behind,” and being behind is usually where people quit.

A weekly rhythm works differently. One focused sitting a week is something a busy family can actually keep — and because every week has the same simple shape, you always know what to do when you open it.

Built for people who have tried before and want a plan they can finish.

ONE WEEK · ONE RHYTHM

Here’s what you’ll find inside

A clear plan for all 52 weeks

Each week is laid out simply. You open to the current week, and everything you need is right there: the devotion, the prayer, the questions and the activity — in the same order every time.

Prayers and reflections you can follow

If you’ve ever sat down to pray and not known how to start, the weekly prompts give you a place to begin. The reflections help you slow down and ask what the passage means for you, this week.

Made to be shared

The discussion questions and hands‑on activities are designed for families. Do them around the dinner table, on a Sunday night, or whenever your family has a quiet moment together. They turn reading into conversation.

Plus 5 free bonuses

Extra tools to support your year of study, included at no extra cost.

One week at a time, for one year. By the end, Bible study isn’t something you keep meaning to start. It’s simply part of your week.

— WHY WEEKLY WORKS —

Faith grows in small, steady steps.
Not in one big push.

God’s Word has always been passed on in ordinary moments — at home, at the table, on the way.

“These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.”

— Deuteronomy 6:6‑7

Notice what that passage doesn’t ask for. No seminary. No hour‑long study every morning. Just Scripture woven into everyday family life, again and again.

That’s the idea behind a weekly plan. One short devotion, one prayer, one conversation, one activity — repeated week after week until it becomes the way your family does things.

AND HERE’S WHY THAT MATTERS

Habits are built by repetition you can sustain, not by intensity you can’t. A rhythm small enough to keep is worth far more than an ambitious plan you abandon in February.

HERE’S THE HONEST PART

This workbook won’t do the reading for you. Nothing can.

What it does is remove every excuse for not starting: what to read, what it means, how to pray about it, and how to bring your family into it.

The rest is simply showing up once a week.

Here’s what a year of that can look like:

  • ✓A steady habitScripture becomes a regular part of your week instead of something you keep meaning to get to.
  • ✓Real conversationsDiscussion questions give parents and kids something meaningful to talk about together.
  • ✓Confidence to keep goingAfter a year of guided study, opening your Bible on your own feels natural.

Most people don’t need more motivation to read the Bible. They need a simple place to start.

You can keep meaning to begin.
Or you can open week one this Sunday.

Bible Study Workbook for Beginners52 WEEKS · DEVOTIONS · PRAYERS · ACTIVITIES

You’ve always meant to read the Bible.
This year, you’ll have a plan.

One week at a time. A short devotion, a prayer, a conversation and an activity — plus 5 free bonuses to support your year of study.

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Frequently asked questions

What’s included in this workbook?

A full 52‑week plan with weekly devotions, prayers and activities designed for beginners and families — plus five free bonuses.

Who is it best for?

Beginners, parents studying with their kids, and anyone who wants a clear weekly rhythm for Bible study without complicated commentary.

Is it easy to follow?

Yes. Each week is laid out simply: open to the current week, read the devotion, pray, and work through the activity — no guessing what comes next.

Can families use it together?

Absolutely. The activities and discussion prompts are made for shared use, so parents and kids can go through each week as a group or on their own.

Do I need prior Bible study experience?

No. It was written for beginners, with clear guidance that helps you start fresh and build the habit one week at a time.

How do I get it?

You’ll receive it by email right after purchase, so you can start week one the same day.