Bible Adventure
Bible Studies
5
39
Print + Digital
Solo + Group
Which biblical book will you explore?
Each study opens a different ancient world, confronts a different spiritual question, and leads you through a complete biblical book using the same proven Field Notes method.
A COMPLETE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
These are not ordinary workbooks.
Field Notes bring the text, its ancient world, and your response together on the same page.
Every volume combines detailed explanation, maps, timelines, historical images, structural analysis, sidebars, discussion questions, activities, and space to record your own observations. You do not merely read about the Bible. You learn how to study it.
PART GUIDE
PART ATLAS
PART BIBLE DICTIONARY
PART HISTORY
PART STUDENT WORKBOOK
ONE CONNECTED JOURNEY
01 · Survey the Land
Find your bearings before you begin to dig.
Before excavation begins, Survey the Land establishes the world of the book: its author, date, audience, historical setting, geography, literary style, and place in Scripture. Maps, timelines, and background notes help you read as the first audience would have heard it—because we cannot understand what a passage means for us until we understand what it meant to them.
02 · Excavate the Site
Slow down. Trace the structure. Examine the evidence.
Each book is divided into Field Studies—complete units of thought that can be followed from beginning to end. You mark the text, trace its structure, investigate key words, and explore the culture, geography, and history that illuminate it. Then you ask what God is saying, what he desires from his people, and which enduring principles should shape life today.
03 · Analyze the Find
Place each discovery inside the grand story.
After the close reading comes the widest view. Analyze the Find places the book within the grand story of Scripture, traces how its message develops through the Bible, and considers how it culminates in Christ. The goal is not a pile of isolated facts, but a clear understanding of how each discovery belongs to God’s unfolding story—and transforms the way we live.
ACTIVE LEARNING
Discoveries
Where study becomes conversation and action.
Every Field Study ends with several pages of Discoveries. These are not filler questions. They help readers explain what they learned, connect it with the rest of Scripture, discuss it with others, remember it, pray through it, and carry it into faithful living.
01 · Discuss
Move from observation to understanding with a group.
02 · Write
Record questions, summaries, insights, and applications.
03 · Do
Complete maps, charts, comparisons, and visual exercises.
04 · Respond
Memorize, pray, and put biblical truth into practice.
INSIDE EVERY FIELD STUDY
See the depth before you buy.
The strongest reason to choose Field Notes is inside the books. The page should show the maps, timelines, close reading, historical context, exercises, and final biblical synthesis—not ask visitors to imagine them.
One integrated study environment
Learn How the Page Works
Enter the ancient setting
Maps + Geography
Follow the author’s thought
Structure + Key Terms
Mark and summarize the text
Observation Journaling
Make the discovery your own
Questions + Activities
Connect every discovery
Christ + the Grand Story
INTERACTIVE PREVIEW
Turn the pages before you choose.
Embed a real flipbook preview for each title. Visitors should be able to examine the actual study experience—maps, passage analysis, Discoveries, and writing space—without leaving Sacra Script.
CHOOSE HOW YOU EXPLORE
The same expedition. Two ways to study.
Organize the page around the biblical book first. On each title page, the visitor then chooses the format that best fits the way he or she studies.
BUILT FOR REAL BIBLE STUDY
Begin alone. Explore together. Teach with confidence.
Field Notes supply enough depth for teachers while remaining clear and flexible for people opening a biblical book for the first time.
1 Personal Study
Move at your own pace. Mark the text, answer the Discoveries, and create a lasting record of what God has shown you.
2+ Small Groups
Use complete Field Studies as natural meeting units. Discussion questions move your group from observation to understanding and faithful response.
C Church Classes
Give a class shared maps, timelines, background, structure, and clear exposition—then invite everyone into the investigation.
T Teachers + Leaders
Teach with confidence from a visually rich guide that keeps historical context, careful interpretation, and Christ-centered theology together.
RECOMMENDED BY
Serious content. Creative presentation. Clear teaching.
Use the strongest lines of the existing endorsements as visible proof instead of burying them near the footer.
“Leading a group through a book of the Bible using Sacra Script’s Bible studies is a rich and rewarding experience. I have never seen anything like these studies. They’re rich in detail yet accessible to everyone. From a skeptic who has never been exposed to the Bible to faithful saints who have studied for years, these Bible studies enlighten the teaching of the Bible.”
Mary-Lynn Speck
Women’s Bible Teacher
“If you want quality biblical content presented with quality creativity, then the biblical and theological materials being produced by our friends at Sacra Script should be on your desks or available at your fingertips through electronic media. Your Bible will become more meaningful and your confidence in its divine Author will be enhanced at every turn.”
Dr. Mark L. Bailey
Chancellor, Dallas Theological Seminary
“As a pastor, I am responsible for overseeing the Biblical content that my church is taught. Rarely are there Bible studies that actually teach what the Scriptures mean. Sacra Script is an exception. Their Bible studies literally help feed my flock in a meaningful and helpful way. Sacra Script Bible studies have become an essential part of my ministry.”
James McConley
Lead Pastor, Friendship Church
THE LONG JOURNEY
One Bible. Sixty-six books. A lifetime of discovery.
These five studies are the beginning of a growing Field Notes library designed to guide readers through every book of the Bible. Each future expedition will follow the same method: enter the ancient world, excavate the inspired text, and understand how that book contributes to God’s grand story centered in Jesus Christ.
Begin with Philippians, James, Galatians, Obadiah, or Haggai—and continue the journey as new Field Notes are completed.
