In the Holy Bible, we are admonished in 2 Timothy 2:15 to, "Be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth (NASB95)." What does this entail for the Christian? It can entail many things, but one thing that it does not mean is that we can be lackadaisical in being knowledgeable about the Word of God. As believers, it should be our main objective to know and understand the Word, so that we can: 1) be sure of what we believe and why we believe it, 2) rightly handle the Word, and 3) know more about God and how to better serve and worship Him. It is with these objectives in mind that Trailblazin' Ministries has made a conscious decision to offer Bible studies for you to further your spiritual growth.

What will you find in our Bible studies? You will find many things in our Bible studies, but you will find that they are both in-depth and practical. Being much longer than our daily devotions, we have the opportunity to spend more time discussing a particular subject and examining more passages of Scripture, so come with your Bible, highlighter, pen, and notebook, ready to take notes. In this area of our website, we will cover everything from how to properly study the Bible to various doctrines of the faith, all of which will help you to grow closer to the Lord and walk in a greater level of personal holiness, continuing in right relationship with the Lord.

In our Bible studies, we go to great lengths to make sure that what we are teaching is doctrinally sound and that all Scriptures are used within their proper context. We understand that the Bible was written for us, but not everything applies to us or was written about us; it is for that reason that we do this. Even with that, everything that is taught is applicable to your life in one way or another, whether it be something that you can directly apply to your life, or whether it simply be a teaching that gives you a greater appreciation and understanding of the Lord. Regardless, spiritual growth and maturity is the ultimate goal of our Bible studies.