Study · Grow · Disciple

Publish Bible studiesthat disciple.

When you write a study, you go deeper yourself. When you publish it, you and others grow. And along the way you disciple people — even when you never meet them.

Free to publish. Drafts stay private until you release them.

A published study

Example

John 1:1–5 · KJV

In the beginning was the Word

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by him…

By a LivingWords teacher

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What creating a study does

Study. Grow. Disciple.

You do not have to set out to be a disciple-maker. Writing and sharing a study is already that work.

01

Study

Building a study forces you into the text — choosing a passage, sitting with it, and putting what you see into words.

02

Grow

As you write, you grow. When someone else opens what you published, they grow too — and so do you, again.

03

Disciple

A published study teaches people you may never meet. That is discipleship, whether you name it or not.

Why publish here

Your study should look like teaching, not a post

Pastors, teachers, and everyday believers use LivingWords because creating a study is how they go deeper — and publishing it is how that work reaches a church, a class, or a stranger who needed it.

  • A public page for every published study
  • Drafts stay private until you are ready to publish
  • Scripture in KJV, WEB, and ASV
  • Comments and saves that let the teaching keep working

Begin the work

Study for yourself.
Disciple as you go.

Start a Bible study. Grow as you write it. Publish it, and let it disciple people you may never know.