Bible Study Books: Reviews and Recommendations

A 5-week study written by Melissa Deming. Upon completion of this study, your women will know crucial truths of the Bible on which they can stand when the winds of the world beat them down. They will be encouraged to walk out the calling God has placed on their lives and to live and walk in His Spirit.

Author Sharon Hodde Miller encourages readers to raise their gaze and place it on God.

If your women seem a bit (or a lot) focused on self, this book will challenge them to adapt a God-centered vision.

Author Sophie Hudson walks readers through three sweet mentoring relationships God shares with us in His Word – Mary and Elizabeth, Ruth and Naomi, and Lois and Eunice.

If you're looking to launch or expand a mentoring ministry, this would be an excellent book to inspire your women's participation.

Do your women really know the people in their neighborhood? This helpful and practical book (with a study option) written by Amy Lively will challenge your women to love on their neighbors.

As a fellow sojourner, author Jennifer Dukes Lee walks through the process of identifying areas of struggle and offers encouragement that points to God’s Word and God’s best.

Kay Harm digs deep into the story of Joseph which shows us how to keep a soft and teachable heart during our most difficult days.

A fantastic book on Biblical hospitality. Jen Schmidt offers practical tips and scriptural insight. It’s certain to inspire your women to open their doors!

Just as Lazarus’ grave clothes were unwound, Joanna Weaver unwraps the story of Lazarus, opening our eyes to new details. The kit includes DVD sessions filmed in Israel.

Updated and with new content. This timeless book helps women confront the lies they’ve been led to believe. An excellent resource and Bible study book.

Fellow Marthas are invited to exchange try-hard striving for hope-filled freedom. And the best news is you don’t have to throw out your to-do lists!

Jen Wilkin walks readers through those 10 attributes of God. You’ll find your finite opinion of who God is and what He is capable of expands and with it comes a greater appreciation for who God is and what He is capable of.

Used by hundreds of women in churches across the United States, my READ Bible study for Groups teaches women how to really read the Bible on their own, without a Pastor or Bible study author. Weekly worksheets lead women through the study of one chapter of the Bible each week. Women love their discussion time!

Release is a six-week Bible study by Jen Allee focused on Psalm 25:15, “My eyes are ever on the Lord, for only He will release my feet from the snare.” The study’s “intention is to draw you into a deeper relationship with The One who supplies freedom.” Saturated with prayer and scripture, your women who do the work will be rewarded with a deeper relationship with the Lord.

Different than a typical Bible study book, Secrets Savored is a discipleship program that offers Bible study and teaches women practical kitchen and homemaking skills.

If you're looking for something different, you'll want to check this out!

Author Phylicia Masonheimer highlights three primary problems with the messages of many female influencers. Phylicia calls women to go deeper and not settle for fluff.

Imagine what would happen if more of God’s people would embrace the call to Biblical Hospitality. How would that change your neighborhood? How would that impact your community? How could it change families for eternity?!

Perfect for a book club or a Bible Study book class, The Turquoise Table will inspire your women to open their hearts and their front yard.

Laura Dingman helps us to remember God is the “anchor to our present even though we don’t know what the future holds”. Participants will learn to really hold on to what they know about God and they’ll learn how to dig into the scriptures using a variety of Bible study methods.

Lisa-Jo Baker gathers a group of friends together to talk about friendship.

Topics covered include: debunking the myth of effortless friendships; overcoming the fear of being known; stop running from friendship and find the courage to connect; and deepening their relationship with Jesus through strengthening their relationships with others.