People often ask me what my favorite tools are for Bible Study. I have collected all the links to Amazon in one place if you are interested in trying them out for yourself.

Office supplies on top and writing implements on the bottom.

They stay sharp even without a pencil sharpener. In addition, you can highlight in your Bible and it doesn't show through on the other side. 18 or 24 colors is perfect!

Why a ruler? Nobody needs a sloppy crooked underline in their Bible!
2 - Because 1 is always lost or gets broken.
6" because they fit perfectly in the pencil box.

Let's be honest - this is the most used tool I have. Because I like to write in my Bible, and then I have to fix it.

Because I am always putting charts, maps and family trees into my Bible.
(But sometimes I need to take them out.)

I do not use these in my Bible because they will bleed through, but they are my favorite ones for note taking. It doesn't hurt that they are two-sided.

52-Week Chronological Reading Plan
Easily read through the Bible in 1 year!
This is the larger *bonus information added version with room for Prayer and Sermon notes.

This is a 4 x 6 pocket sized chronological reading plan.
It fits in the pencil box and has a little bit of room for notes or prayers.

A 52 - week reading plan that gives you a little of everything each week. Keeps you from getting bored!

I was given these as a gift, and have found them to be one of my favorite study tools. I can make notes and highlight directly in them. If I am preparing to teach a class, they get just about destroyed, but I have yet to have one lose a page.
*New Testament sold separately.

Same ESV Journal format with a new cover art and illustrations.
*New Testament sold separately.

Same ESV scripture journals but these are the complete New Testament.
*Old Testament sold separately

These are the same ESV scripture journals, but with new cover art and illustrations.
*Old Testament sold separately.

This is such a fabulous go-to for taking the written parts of your Bible and making them into a picture! One of my favorites.

Theological Word Book of the Old Testament is my favorite book for digging into a Hebrew word study. If you are going to start with any reference book - start here.