Free Bible study library: people, places and journeys
Explore Scripture with sourced profiles, a journey map, worked study examples and printable worksheets. No account needed.
Journeys
People
Who was Barnabas? Encouragement and shared mission
Follow Barnabas from the Jerusalem church to Antioch and Cyprus, including his partnership with Paul and disagreement over John Mark.
Who was Paul? His calling, journeys and letters
Meet Paul through key passages: his encounter near Damascus, work with Barnabas, missionary journeys and letters to early Christian communities.
Who was Rahab? Jericho, the scarlet cord and faith
Study Rahab’s story in Joshua 2 and 6, then compare how Matthew, Hebrews and James remember her.
Places
Perga in Acts: John Mark’s departure and the return visit
Follow Perga’s two appearances in the first missionary journey and keep the known sequence separate from an uncertain road reconstruction.
Pisidian Antioch: Paul’s synagogue address in Acts 13
Understand the inland Antioch of Acts 13, its place on the first journey and why it is different from the sending church.
Syrian Antioch: the church that sent Paul and Barnabas
Locate Antioch on the Orontes in the Acts narrative and distinguish it from Pisidian Antioch.
Study guides
How to study a Bible chapter: a worked example in Mark 2
Practice observation, context, interpretation and response with Mark 2, then use a printable worksheet for your own chapter study.
How to use an interlinear Bible: John 1:1 worked example
Learn the difference between a Greek word, lemma, gloss, morphology and Strong’s number through a careful example in John 1:1.
Inside the app
Bible maps and journeys in My Bible Companion
Explore places and journeys with Scripture references, confidence labels and a free first-journey guide.
Bible people profiles with passages and life stories
Meet people in Scripture through the app’s 34 profiles, linked passages, defining stories and life journeys.
Interlinear and lexicon tools for careful Bible study
Inspect original-language words, Strong’s references and grammar while keeping the selected verse close.