NATIONAL INDUCTIVE BIBLE STUDY

“Learning to See the Word Clearly, Understand It Correctly, and Live It Faithfully.”

Have you ever wanted to study the Bible with greater confidence and understanding? The National Inductive Bible Study Seminar is designed to help believers learn how to discover God's truth directly from Scripture through a simple, practical, and empowering approach to Bible study.

Through guided instruction, interactive discussion, and hands-on exercises, participants will develop tools that will deepen their personal Bible study, strengthen their teaching and preaching, and enrich their spiritual growth. You can do this — and this seminar will show you how.

mondays | july 20, 2026 - march 22, 2027 | 6:30pm (EST)

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LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon completion of this seminar, participants will be able to:

Apply the three-step inductive method Apply the three-step inductive method — Observation, Interpretation, and Application — to any passage of Scripture

Use research tools (commentaries, lexicons, Bible dictionaries) effectively and responsibly

Compare Bible translations as tools for deeper observation of the text

Develop valid and life-changing applications rooted in the author's intended meaning

Ask penetrating questions of the biblical text and identify key literary features

Build a personal biblical theology through consistent, disciplined inductive study

Interpret Scripture in its historical, literary, and theological context

Every participant in this seminar has the capacity to become a skilled, faithful student of God's Word.

Our goal

This seminar is open to all believers: new believers, ministers, elders, deacons, deaconesses, church leaders, Sunday School teachers, or simply someone who desires to grow in God's Word. All sessions will be conducted virtually via Zoom.

Students will be required to register and enroll in the course. The course is free. Participants are responsible for purchasing the required textbook, Inductive Bible Study: Observation, Interpretation, and Application through the Lenses of History, Literature, and Theology by Richard Alan Fuhr, Jr. and Andreas J. Köstenberger. Students are encouraged to give a love offering to the instructor (this is not required).

Class sessions will be via Zoom. Enrolled students will be required to have up-to-date computers and Wi-Fi connections to participate without interruption. Students will also be required to leave their camera on throughout the session.