A platform designed to help churches and study group leaders create and deliver a more engaging Bible study. Created with both leader and participants in mind. Harnassing the technology that adapts to how people learn today.
Finally, a platform designed for the creation and the execution of group Bible Studies. Easily bring together scripture, commentary, cross-references, multiple translations, images, maps, and videos to crystalize every idea, verse and message.
The Bible is way too exciting to not have an exciting way to teach it. Bring the Bible to life with visuals, maps, and interactions that draw your group into the pages and stories of scripture. Deliver data points in ways that students will understand and remember.
As pastors and church leaders, we must empower our Bible teachers and small group leaders with the tools and resources they need to effectively accomplish their jobs. Maintain an indexable library of your pre-created studies for your leaders to access and teach from.
Access different translations and versions to cross-reference and compare.
Reference the KJV Bible with Strong's numbers to see the origial Hebrew and Greek words.
Can't find just the right image, or just want to create your own? Our built-n image designer can help.
Use an interactive map to find and study every place mentioned in the Bible.
Create Bible studies that can combine all of your resources for the best learning experience possible.
Essentials tools that enable pastors to shepherd and nurture the spiritual well-being of their congregation.
In 2022, the trend toward Bible exploration came to an abrupt end. The Movable Middle fell by two in five and the scripture engaged category shrunk by one in five. In 2023, although the Moveable Middle regained some traction, the Scripture Engaged numbers continue to decline.
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W hile there are many options out there for self-study, Bible Dose was designed for groups. It is no easy task to establish, manage, and maintain impactful group Bible studies, and many churches have opted to provide fellowship groups that focus on life activities instead. While these groups are good and necessary, they are typically not centered around Biblical engagement.
N ot everyone learns the same way. Some learn by reading, others by hearing, others by seeing, and others by doing. Bible Dose provides tools to present Bible material in a variety of ways for all those types of learners. For the group leader, Bible Dose helps them easily gather material and create studies that include elements that target those learning senses in bite-size chunks for easy delivery.
E nsure that your groups are learning what your church teaches. Bible Dose helps you create and maintain a library of your own studies that can be distributed to your study group leaders for facilitated delivery. Track the activity of your church wide study groups with reports that let you see which studies are being delivered and how many people are attending.
Having a different Bible translations than the leader makes it harder to follow along.
It's not easy to ensure that every group is learning what the church encourages.
People who speak a different first language might find it difficult to keep up.
Asking people to jump from one verse to the other and between Old and New Testaments can really slow things down.
Ensuring that all groups are meeting and studying from the same sources can be daunting.
Too much wasted paper and making updates wastes even more.
Beginners feel overwhelmend and those more advanced get bored.
Not everyone learns best by reading. Visual learners can feel left out.
Access to the Bible study and its materials is usually not available to participants after the study.
A mobile-optimized experience that isn’t simply a smaller version of a desktop app, nor is it as simple as images resized for a smaller screen. It is a site that is completely designed for smartphone use.
Able to respond to the device being viewed on, and will automatically reformat itself so that it will work well and look great on laptops, tablets, smartphones and almost any other device.
Helping people engage and fall in love with the Bible... there's nothing better.
Truly, there is no other platform out there like this one.
It is one of the most involved and creative projects we have ever worked on!
American Bible Society conducts yearly research asking American people their opinions and practices relating to the Bible. Such questions as; Do people consider the Bible God’s Word? If so, what does that mean to them? Does the Bible shape their daily decisions? In what ways? And many others. This information is a driving force for us.
State of the Bible 2023 has uncovered more disappointing things. Find out what America is saying about their relationship with God, faith, and the Bible.
