Virtual Bible Studies
Explore Scripture Together, Wherever You Are
Join Beloved Truth on Zoom to read the Bible, ask honest questions, and grow alongside people who want to understand God’s Word more deeply.
Find a Way Into the Word
How to Study the Bible
Reading Scripture in Context
Tracing the Bible’s Story
Getting to Know Jesus
Exploring the Gospels
Learning From Biblical Women
Prayer in Scripture
Psalms for Every Season
Wisdom for Daily Life
Faith Through Difficult Times
God’s Promises and Character
Living Out What You Learn
Questions That Lead Deeper
Connecting Passages and Themes
Making Space for Reflection
A Simple Rhythm for Studying Together
Beloved Truth’s virtual studies bring people together on Zoom for guided time in Scripture. Each gathering centers on a Bible passage or theme, with room to read closely, consider the context, and talk through what stands out. You can participate by sharing a question or insight, or simply listen and reflect. A steady rhythm of meeting together helps you keep returning to the Word—and discover what becomes clearer when you study in community.
Read, Reflect, Grow
What to Expect When We Study Together
Each Beloved Truth study centers on a passage of Scripture and a topic that connects biblical truth to everyday life. Before we meet on Zoom, you’ll receive the reading and a few questions to help you notice the passage’s context, key ideas, and what it reveals about God. You don’t need a background in Bible study—just a willingness to read thoughtfully and bring your questions.
During our time together, we’ll look closely at the text, share observations, and talk through how its message speaks to our lives. Expect a welcoming conversation rather than a lecture or a test: you’re free to contribute, ask questions, or listen as you get comfortable. Along the way, you’ll practice simple tools for studying Scripture and grow in confidence reading the Bible with others.
Three Steps to Studying Together
Step 1
1. Join a study: Choose a Beloved Truth virtual Bible study that interests you and sign up to receive the Zoom details, schedule, and reading plan.
Step 2
2. Prepare at your pace: Read the assigned passage before each session and consider the reflection questions. Bring your Bible, a notebook, and any questions that come up.
Step 3
3. Meet and discuss: Join the group on Zoom to explore the passage together. Share what you notice, listen to other perspectives, and practice applying what you learn.

Alison Schuster
Alison guides Beloved Truth studies with a welcoming, Scripture-centered approach. She helps participants slow down, consider the context of each passage, and ask honest questions—making room for thoughtful conversation and growth, whether you’re opening the Bible for the first time or returning to it with fresh curiosity.
What Studying Together Feels Like
“I used to read a passage and wonder if I was missing something. Studying with this group helped me slow down, ask questions, and see how the pieces fit together.”
A Beloved Truth Participant
“Even on Zoom, the conversations feel personal. Hearing how others wrestle with Scripture reminds me I don’t have to figure everything out alone.”
A Weekly Study Member
“I joined without much Bible study experience. The welcoming discussion gave me room to learn, reflect, and keep coming back.”
A First-Time Attendee
Questions Before You Join?
Here’s what to know about studying Scripture with Beloved Truth on Zoom.
What topics do the studies cover?
Studies explore passages and themes from the Bible, with time to consider their context, meaning, and connection to everyday life. Check the current study details for its specific focus.
Do I need Bible study experience?
No. Whether you’re opening the Bible for the first time or have studied for years, you’re welcome to bring your questions and learn alongside others.
What happens during a study session?
We meet on Zoom to read Scripture, consider guided questions, and discuss what we’re learning. You’re welcome to contribute to the conversation or listen as you get comfortable.
Should I prepare before we meet?
Have a Bible or Bible app handy. If your study has a reading or other preparation, you’ll find that information in the study details before you join.
How do I join a Zoom session?
Choose a study and follow its sign-up instructions. You’ll receive the information you need to connect on Zoom; join from a quiet spot when it’s time to meet.