Explore the Bible Students: Daily Discipleship Guide - Summer 2026 - CSB

Summer 2026: We Are Called To Have Faith in God

Explore the Bible Students Daily Discipleship Guide is a resource designed to help students walk through each session of Bible study as a group. In addition, it is also designed to help students individually. Five Daily Readings are provided for students to continue studying the Bible on their own throughout the week, equipping them with tools to understand the Bible and apply it to their lives.

In Summer 2026, Explore the Bible Students will dive into the genres of Law, Poetry, Prophecy, and Letters. In Numbers, we will learn about the Israelites’ unbelief and God’s continued faithfulness toward them. Students will also discover songs and prayers that celebrate God’s character and rule through the book of Psalms. The short message of Obadiah focuses on the day of the Lord and the promise that Israel will possess the land of Edom. James offers us practical wisdom for living out our faith in Christ, while Jude reminds us of the one true gospel and to be on guard against false teaching. (13 sessions)

Features:

• Contains five days of readings per week to help students go deeper into the Bible and its relevance to their daily lives.

• Provides students with space to interact with personal application questions on their own.

• Daily memorization activities and prayer prompts to help students develop healthy spiritual habits.

• *NEW!* Reflection pages encouraging students to take note of any questions they have about God, themselves, and the world around them before they walk through each week’s readings.

Great for Sunday school classes and/or small groups.

Purchase one per student either in print or digital format.

Explore the Bible is a book-by-book Bible study resource that invites adults, students, and kids of all ages to dive deeply into God’s Word. In every lesson, participants are trained to study the Bible in context so that they might learn to apply it to the context of their daily lives.