Verse Mapping: A Simple Way to Study the Bible

Verse mapping is a Bible study practice that helps slow the pace, notice connections, and stay with Scripture a little longer.Episode 58 of the 119 Bible Bootcamp explores the what and why of verse mapping—what it is, how it works, and why it can be such a helpful way to engage Scripture without pressure.A separate verse mapping walkthrough is also available for those who want to see how mapping a verse can look on paper, in real time.Key TakeawaysIn this teaching, you’ll hear about:· what verse mapping is (and what it isn’t)· why it often feels like a treasure hunt through Scripture· how verse mapping brings together tools like word studies, context, cross-references, and footnotes· why verse mapping doesn’t have to look a certain way to be meaningful· how to approach Scripture with curiosity instead of pressureCompanion Resources· 📄 Free Companion ToolkitA simple, printable companion to help you practice topical and word studies at your own pace. Toolkit / Resource Hub🎥 YouTube Walkthrough VideosPrefer to watch the steps in action? Check out the separate walkthrough videos.119 Bible Bootcamp Playlist🌿 Figs Community Facebook GroupPractice Bible study in community, ask questions, and share what you’re noticing.Facebook GroupEpisode Series ContextThis episode is part of 119 Bible Bootcamp, a grace-filled series designed to help you cultivate a devotional life you love—without pressure, perfectionism, or feeling behind.🎵 Music Credit: Intro/Outro music: “A Day to Remember” by Bensound. Used with permission under the royalty-free license. Visit www.bensound.com for more tracks. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rosejordan.substack.com