
This post is a part of my 10 Day of Teaching God’s Word series.
About two years ago, Mom’s Toolbox introduced me to the SOAP method for studying Bible verses. S.O.A.P. is a way to help you stop and reflect on a verse or Bible passage that you are reading.
It’s really such a simple tool and one that is great for children to use as well!
What does S.O.A.P. stand for?
Scripture ~ Write the verse that is the focus.
Observation ~ Write down 1-2 observations from that Scripture passage. What do you hear God saying to you?
Application ~ How does the passage apply to you right now in your daily life?
Prayer ~ Write a prayer based on the passage.
I put together a SOAP printable for our girls to use when studying verses. There are two sheets to a page, along with the S.O.A.P. acronym in case kids need a little reminder for the sections.
And really, adults can use them too! I just know that our kids like the helps and had to make it cute. Feel free to download a copy of the SOAP Printables for Studying Verses and share with your friends.
Other Posts in the 10 Days of Teaching God’s Word Series
- Love God and His Word {Day 1}
- ABC Bible Verse Flashcard Printables {Day 2}
- Learning Scripture Through Music {Day 3}
- Illustrating Bible Verses {Day 4}
- Raising Rock Stars Preschool and Kindergarten Program {Day 5}
- Making God’s Word Come Alive {Day 6}
- SOAP Printables for Studying Verses {Day 7}
- In My Heart Printables {Day 8}
- Preschool Bible Verse Printables {Day 9}
- The Honest Truth {Day 10}






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