Scripture Notes Blog

Jan 03

The Half-Hour of Silence in The Revelation of John

This past week I was listening to a book when the author brought up the verse in Revelation 8 that talks about silence in heaven for the space of half an hour and expressed a couple things that made me immediately go and review these scriptures. The book of Revelation (a singular revelation, not revelations) […]

Dec 27

What does waiting on the Lord mean?

In last week’s article, Seek the Face of the Lord, there was a verse in Isaiah that caught my attention which stated: Isaiah 8:17. “And I will wait upon the Lord, that hideth his face from the house of Jacob, and I will look for him.” I’ve read that type of phrase many times but […]

Dec 20

The Invitation – Seek the Face of the Lord

A while back I published an article on the subject of “seek and ye shall find.” It was an opportunity for readers to dig into the scriptures and I didn’t really blog much about the topic, just encouraged people to study it and showed how to set up that study. I learn more when I […]

Dec 14

The 3+ Levels of Topical Guide Study

Watch the New Topical Guide in Action The New Topical Guide in Scripture Notes Remember in April 2017 when President Russell M. Nelson issued a challenge to young adults to study all the topics in the Topical Guide on Jesus Christ? Did you feel daunted by that task? Just looking up those verses is a […]

Dec 13

God has Prepared Places of Safety

Last week I posted an article on Overcoming Manufactured and Authentic Fear. In that I shared that fear comes from a lack of knowledge of a plan of action, and that God has billions of plans in motion. Faith overcomes fear by trusting in God’s planning for our lives and for our nation, and in […]

Dec 06

Overcoming Manufactured and Authentic Fear

“As the three boys converged on Sam’s position, he had no choice but to run down the alley to his side. He had the feeling that they had planned this, but he hoped to outrun them and get through to the next street which may have some traffic at this time of night. Hopefully someone […]

Nov 29

How to Copy/Paste Text into Collection Notes

When you paste HTML or Microsoft Office text into a master collection note area, a popup box will appear with some options on how you would like to paste the content in. Here’s what those options do.

Nov 22

What is the Cause of Christians?

In the Bible we read in Acts 11:26 that in Antioch the disciples of Christ were the first who took upon themselves the name of Christians. Later in Acts 26:28, King Agrippa said to Paul, “almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian.” Much has been written about what it means to be a Christian […]

Marking your scriptures - structured vs freeform

Nov 15

An Approach to Marking Your Scriptures: Systematic vs Freeform

Do you mark your scriptures? Have you made them your own? When I was in college a few decades ago, one of my favorite accounting teachers was a man named Ralph Peck. He was a real down to earth type of teacher. On one of the first days of class he was standing at the […]

Nov 08

What is mighty prayer and how is it different from regular prayers?

Have you ever prayed and known your prayer was heard? Have you ever felt like you had truly communed with God? What does it take to make every prayer that kind of prayer? In the scriptures, we see various examples of prayers. We teach in Sunday School and people new to prayer that the basic […]

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Peggy Hanton

In the MTC (for seniors), we learned about using Gospel Library, and that was great. Recently I heard about Scripture Notes and decided to give it a try. WOW! What a wonderful app! I absolutely LOVE it! Being able to format the actual words of scripture is so helpful -- bold and italics as well as underlining, colored text and background. I love being able to see a chapter of scripture as well as the notes I've taken all in one screen! Also included are links to BibleHub, the BlueLetterBible, and Come, Follow Me podcasts. ScriptureNotes also has games to play that help you learn scripture timelines, scripture books in order. Much more coming. Check it out!

Nate Barlow

I love to study the scriptures, but I've always felt somewhat constrained by many of the existing study tools. I was blown away when I found Scripture Notes. It has so many advanced features built into it, including a powerful search engine, a rich highlighting and note system, and more. Yet it is also very intuitive and easy to use, so it works great for people with all levels of technical skill. My favorite thing about Scripture Notes is it joins together the best of many other resources into one place, such as word definitions, instructive podcasts and videos, and other study tools. It really helps me feel enabled rather than hindered in my study. I'd recommend it to anyone!

Richard Eberting

Very useful, powerful study help. Someone should have done this years ago.

Ron Bjorkman

This is a great app. The collection notes feature allows me to find and organize scriptures on topics of interest quickly. The search feature alone is worth the cost of the app.

Jim Winebrenner

Scripture Notes is a fantastic way to study the scriptures! There are far too many features and benefits to attempt to enumerate here, but it's absolutely worth a try. Actually, you can even try it for free, so there's nothing to lose. Just give it a shot and you'll see what I mean!

Shirley Smith

This app is absolutely amazing. I finally have somewhere to put all my thoughts about scriptures, quotes I love, and connect to resources like Bible Hub and Blue Bible, etc., etc. Best, there is a search that even includes what I've written about a particular scripture. Highly recommend.

Glennis Miller

I like having everything in one place.

Seanalee Bevell

Love this app. And I am very excited to see them add more features. Especially like the tutorial videos to help get the most out of my scripture study. Thank you!!