This worksheet is a guide to help you study the Bible on your own. It doesn’t have one single “correct” answer like a math problem because it depends on what verses you choose to read and what you personally learn from them.
However, I can show you exactly how to fill it out by using a popular example. Let’s pretend today you decided to read
Psalm 23:1 ("The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.").
Here is how you would complete each section based on that verse:
1. Pray
* *Action:* You would close your eyes and ask God to help you understand the words you are about to read.
2. Bible Reading
* *What to write:* Write down the specific reference of the verses you read.
* *Example Answer:* Psalm 23:1
3. Learn
* *Question:* What can I learn about God from these scriptures?
* *Thinking:* The verse says God is a "shepherd." Shepherds take care of sheep, lead them, and protect them.
* *Example Answer:* I learned that God is like a shepherd who takes care of me and leads me where I need to go.
4. Application
* *Question:* How can I apply what I’ve learned to my life?
* *Thinking:* If God is leading me, I should trust Him instead of worrying.
* *Example Answer:* I will try to trust God more when I am scared or don't know what to do next, knowing He is taking care of me.
5. Questions?
* *Question:* Is there something I don’t understand?
* *Thinking:* Maybe you don't know what "sheep" were like in Bible times, or what "I shall not want" means.
* *Example Answer:* What does "I shall not want" mean? (Note: It means you won't lack anything you need).
6. Scripture Memory
* *Task:* Pick a short part of the verse to memorize.
* *Example Answer:* "The Lord is my shepherd."
7. Respond
* *Action:* Thank God for being your shepherd and ask Him to help you trust Him today.
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Final Answer:
To complete this task, you must choose a Bible passage to read. Here is a sample completion using
Psalm 23:1:
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Date: [Today's Date]
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Bible Reading: Psalm 23:1
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Learn: God is like a shepherd who protects and guides His people.
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Application: I will trust God to guide my decisions today instead of worrying.
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Questions: What did shepherds do in Bible times?
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Scripture Memory: "The Lord is my shepherd."
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of youth bible study worksheet.
