Bible Study

Pull up a chair. Let’s get in the Word.

Bible study can be thoughtful, beautiful, honest, and full of personality without losing the Scripture at the center.

For the verse you underlined, the question you almost didn’t ask, and the story you had to read twice.

Study tools made for actual studying.

Church Folk Studio creates Bible study tools for people who want context and conversation, not just something pretty to sit on a desk. These resources are designed to help you read closer, reflect honestly, connect the story to real life, and remember what you learned.

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Tools for when you’re ready to dig deeper.

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Meet the shelves.

Character Study

Women of the Bible

Beautifully designed companion tools for studying the women whose faith, choices, courage, grief, wisdom, and complexity live on the page.

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Power & Consequence

Villains of the Bible

A closer look at Scripture’s antagonists and what their stories still reveal about power, pride, fear, and consequence.

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Now Hold On

Folk in the Bible Are Wild

The stories that make you stop, reread, laugh, wince, and then realize there is still something holy to learn.

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Know His Character

Names of God

A Scripture-centered collection for learning what the names of God reveal about who He is and how He meets His people.

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The Church Folk Way

Read. Reflect. Keep it with you.

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Open the Word

Start with the text, the context, and what is actually happening on the page.

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Let’s Be Honest

Make room for hard questions, reactions, tension, and the parts of the story that deserve more than a quick answer.

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Faith in Real Life

Carry what you learned beyond the study session and into your decisions, prayers, relationships, and everyday walk.

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