Read
Open the Bible reader and choose a book and chapter.
Bible Study Tutor
How Bible Study Tutor works
Bible Study Tutor is built around a simple Scripture-first rhythm: read the Bible, slow down with a guided method, save what matters, remember Scripture, and use printable worksheets when paper helps.
Open Scripture
Start in the Bible reader, choose a passage, search for a word or theme, or continue a Bible reading plan from where you left off.
Study with a method
Send a passage into Study and choose an available guided method such as SOAP, OIA, Inductive Study, Lectio Divina, READ, HEAR, or COMA. The site also includes careful educational guides for approaches such as word study.
Save and return
Keep notes, highlights, bookmarks, meditations, memory verses, and journal entries together so your study can grow over time.
Print when helpful
Print Bible study worksheets or memory cards for small groups, church classes, youth groups, or personal pen-and-paper study.
Continue across devices
A free account helps save reading progress, memory review, journal entries, and preferences across desktop and mobile.
A simple first-time path
If you are new, use one of these starting points.
Study
Select a passage and use SOAP or OIA for simple guided prompts.
Remember
Save one verse to Memory and practise it later.
Create a worksheet if you prefer writing by hand.
Start your next Bible study
Open the app and choose the path that fits your next step: read, study, remember, journal, or print.
Common questions
What should I do first in Bible Study Tutor?
Start in the Bible reader if you want to read Scripture, or open Study if you already know the passage you want to examine.
What is the difference between Bible and Study?
The Bible tab is for reading, searching, selecting, and following reading plans. The Study tab is for slowing down with a guided method over a selected passage.
Where do saved notes go?
Saved studies, notes, meditations, highlights, bookmarks, and reflections can be found in the Journal.
Can I print instead of using the app digitally?
Yes. You can print Bible study worksheets and memory cards when paper is the better fit.
Continue in Bible Study Tutor
Open the free app on desktop or mobile. Bible Study Tutor is privacy-aware, has no public timeline, and includes guided study, the Bible reader, memory verses, journal tools, and printable worksheets.
Start a guided study