I'm sorry but if you come to Christ in faith but you have no commitment to follow him, your not following him, and that faith isn't faith. We are already hard at work on adding features and improving the app, so be sure to sign in to the app so we can keep you up to date.

We find an overabundance of grace that we could never believe or imagine in His death, burial, and resurrection on our behalf. It can sometimes be confusing though, since he is not always coming at theology from a reformed perspective, and forget about the eschatological view. Rather than spending more money on another study Bible, I would recommend looking at spending that money on Beale and Carson's Commentary on the New Testament's Use of the Old Testament if you don't already have it. As Psyche noted, the NIV Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible is also a great resource and may still have a leg up on the Ligonier Reformation Study Bible in some respects. I’m excited that there is now an updated edition in premium materials and best of all, it comes in my favorite translation—the ESV.There are no assumptions that you already know everything - such as the number of books in the Bible, and when and why they were written and by whom, etc. Instead of these aspects of sanctification being consequences of our justification, this entire article continuously phrases them to sound like conditions/pre-requisites. There have been several years of attempts and failures, many single-book studies, but I set a goal in January that THIS was going to be the year.

From what I've seen, it definitely does not teach a Reformed view of the use of the law, the Sabbath, and probably other matters. Maintaining an active Bible study during the high school and college years can be especially difficult, and yet these are some of the most crucial years for spiritual development in a young person's life. A typical page has the biblical text in two columns, references in one column underneath, and then notes in 3 columns below that. And he was so much of a dispensationalist that he taught no less than 3 offers of the kingdom to Israel. Apart from comments on the entire Bible text itself, with cross-references and added comments, and a detailed introduction to each book, there are very helpful sections explaining the origins of the Bible, Bible history, major Christian doctrines, etc.I get what the article is trying to communicate but the words and phrases are constructed in such a way as to suggest aspects of sanctification are included/required in "saving faith. I didn't read the whole thing, but notice how the article defines "saving faith" in such an unclear way as to suggest "surrender" or "personal commitment" (man's work) is part of "saving faith"? If you don't come to know Christ personally, there will be a day of judgement where you will stand trials for the works that you've done in life. While not the most linear, this method for interacting with the text was enjoyable and something I managed to stick with.