The Seven Arrows Bible Reading MethodThe Bible is no ordinary book. Every word of Scripture is inspired and empowered by God, which means we shouldn't read it like any other book. So how should we approach God's Word?

The Seven Arrows Bible reading method is designed to help you get the most out of your time in Scripture. This clear, orderly, and memorable guide for studying any passage will equip you to love and apply God’s Word for the rest of your life.

How It WorksSeven Arrows provides a 52-week survey of the overarching story of the Bible, uniting all of Scripture to the person and work of Christ. Using the arrows as a guide, you'll move through the entire Bible in a year, emerging with a deeper appreciation for God's love and the beauty and power of His Word.

The Seven Arrows of Bible ReadingEach arrow represents a question to consider every time you read Scripture:

1. What does this passage say?
2. What did this passage mean to its original audience?
3. What does this passage tell us about God?
4. What does this passage tell us about man?
5. What does this passage demand of me?
6. How does this passage change the way I relate to people?
7. How does this passage prompt me to pray?

Features✔ 1-year devotional book

✔ 5 days of reading per week to fit into busy schedules

✔ Bible reading plan that walks students through the redemptive narrative of Scripture in one year

✔ Weekly connection to Jesus—the last devotion of each week ties that chapter of God's story to Christ

✔ Daily devotional material that helps students connect their Bible reading with real-life application

Benefits✅ Expand your understanding of the Bible by engaging with God's Word five days a week

✅ Study the Bible using a flexible plan that fits around your schedule

✅ Experience personal spiritual growth

✅ Perfect for individual study or group discussions

✅ Guides students to reflect deeply using the Seven Arrows method

✅ Practical and accessible for both new and experienced Bible readers

About the AuthorsMatt and Sarah Rogers serve in ministry at The Church at Cherrydale in Greenville, South Carolina, where Matt is a pastor. They have four children: Corrie, Avery, Willa, and Hudson.

Matt holds an MDiv and PhD from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and writes and speaks across the United States on discipleship, pastoral ministry, and missions.