My Favorite Bible Study Tools That You Can Grab on Amazon (On Prime Day, or Whenever)!

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 Hey friend,

If you’ve ever sat down to read your Bible and felt a little overwhelmed—wondering where do I start?—you’re not alone. I’ve found that having the right Bible study tools can make all the difference when it comes to staying consistent, engaged, and inspired in God’s Word.

So today I’m sharing some of my absolute favorite Bible study tools—all available on Amazon and perfect for your daily quiet time, Bible journaling, or even just getting back into a rhythm with Scripture.

(Yes, these are affiliate links—meaning if you purchase through them, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting my little corner of the internet 🫶)



📖 1. A Good Bible

I personally enjoy reading from the NKJV. And this one is a great size for everyday use and carry along to church,  I got this one for my husband: NKJV Leather Bible



But a cute journaling Bible could be a nice option too! Having space to write down notes, prayers, and verses that speak to you is so helpful, this one is hard back. (Today's Prime Day deal is great!): NKJV Journaling Bible

🖍️ 2. Bible Highlighters That Don’t Bleed

Regular highlighters can ruin thin Bible pages—ask me how I know 😅

→ Mr. Pen No-Bleed Bible Highlighters. They glide on smooth, don’t smear, and come in soft pastel colors.

✍️ 3. Bible-Safe Pens

If you love writing in your Bible, these are a must.

→ Micron Pens – Bible-Safe
Precise tips and no bleed-through. Perfect for underlining and margin notes.


→ Frixion Erasable Pens
Not technically archival, but great for beginners or those who want to erase mistakes easily.


📓 4. Bible Study Journal or Notebook

Sometimes you need a separate place to process what God is showing you.

→ Spiral Lined Journal – Simple & Pretty
Great for free journaling, sermon notes, or gratitude lists. I Live this option, you can choose from many colors and its thin enough to carry with you!



📚 5. Bible Tabs (A Total Game-Changer)

Makes flipping through books of the Bible quick and easy—especially during group studies.

→ Pretty Bible Tabs 
Easy to apply, and they don’t tear your pages.



🗂️ 6. A Simple Bible Study Basket

This isn’t a product—it’s a tip! If you keep a small basket with all your Bible study tools in one spot so you don’t have to search every time. I do like this one though!


You can include:

  • Your Bible

  • Pens & highlighters

  • Sticky notes or prayer cards

  • A candle or small devotional

  • And maybe... a chocolate or two 😉

⏰ 7. Time-Saving Help for Moms (Bonus)

Let’s be real: sometimes our biggest obstacle to Bible study is dinner.

→ My Meal Planning Guide for Moms
I made this to help busy women create simple weekly plans—so dinner doesn’t interrupt your time with Jesus.


✨ Final Thoughts

You don’t need fancy tools to meet with God—but having a few things that make it easier or more enjoyable? That’s a gift. Whether you’re just starting or getting back on track, I hope these tools bless your time in the Word.

Got a favorite Bible study tool I missed? Let me know—I’m always looking to try something new!

Hey friend, one last thing, if you’ve been blessed or encouraged by what you’ve read, I’d love to keep in touch. Sign up for my newsletter for a little dose of grace, encouragement, and truth delivered to your inbox—just like a letter from a friend. 💕

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