So I decided… It’s time to do some research. No more of these fluffy devotionals. I need to find the BEST Bible studies for women— Bible studies that truly dive deep, teach Scripture, and have the potential to make a real impact. Book Introductions that give information about its author, audience, purpose for writing, date, context, literary devices, and major themes. Thought-for-Thought translations, also known as Dynamic Equivalence, translates a group of words into the language it’s working with. This is easier to read than word-for-word. If you’re looking for self-help Bible study books for women, learn more and grab your copy of “Joshua: Winning the Worry Battle” here.

The She Reads Truth Bible is a beautifully crafted Bible aimed at getting women in the word. Perfect for young women! From the publisher: “You CAN Read the Bible in a Year. When Diane Stortz was invited to join a study to read the whole Bible in a year, she went for it. Now, more than ten years later, she still reads through the Bible every year with a group of friends. So gather your Bible and a few good friends and start your own journey, or go for it on your own. With week-by-week reading plans, easy-to-use reference material, and stories of encouragement from women like you, A Woman’s Guide to Reading the Bible in a Year is the perfect companion for this life-changing practice.”Regardless of your starting point, I’m a huge believer that the KJV is the be all, end all of Bibles. However, I’m not ignorant of the fact that it can be a challenge to read and a supporting study with another version is helpful. With that said, the KJV gets my vote for the Best study Bible for beginners. If you start learning from the original translation, you’ll be a step ahead. Just my 2 cents. Why are There so Many Choices in Bible Translations? If you’re looking for the best-selling Study Bible on the market, you need to consider the NLT Life Application Study Bible . Not only is it a great choice for both women and men alike, but it’s more focused on the meaning of the Bible passages instead of a literal translation, making it a great choice for many beginners. You can find tons of footnotes, character studies, cross-referencing, and charts throughout the book to help you understand the content even further. It’s available in a wide range of colors; the plum color is especially beautiful! We actually have a couple translations and types of Bibles in our home – some study Bibles and some non-study Bibles. And the Bible studies for women’s small groups I had the opportunity to be a part of through my church turned out to be more like “book clubs” than any actual Bible study. Not really worth my time. This study Bible includes plenty of commentaries and footnotes, and is filled with descriptive charts and detailed maps (it also contains colored maps at the end of the book). This study Bible also includes devotional-like summaries of different themes and events within each book of the Bible. A very budget-friendly study Bible that gives a ton of value!

NIV, The Woman’s Study Bible, Cloth over Board, Blue Floral, Full-Color, Red Letter: Receiving God’s Truth for Balance, Hope, and Transformation

This site requires the use of cookies

Beautifully crafted book introductions and time lines, giving you a roadmap of each book of the Bible. I hope you have been able to get some great information here and that you’ve selected one or two new study Bibles to add to your home. Be sure to leave us your personal recommendations in the comments below. I would love it if you would answer the question. What is YOUR Choice for Best Study Bibles for Women?