Bible study plans on self-control
4 guided plans that work through self-control, a day at a time. Free to read, or follow along in the Bible Chat app.
- 7 days
When Anger Takes Over
Anger is one of the few emotions Scripture both validates and warns about in the same breath. There is such a thing as righteous anger - but most of us spend more time in the other kind. This 7-day Bible study on temptation explores the difference between holy anger and destructive rage, and how to be a person of peace without becoming a person of passivity. If anger has cost you relationships, opportunities, or your own peace, this study addresses the root - not just the outbursts, but what is driving them.
- 7 days
Words You Can't Take Back
We have all said something we wished we could unsay. Words spoken in anger, in pride, in fear - they land, and they linger. This 7-day Bible study on the temptation of our words examines what Scripture says about the irreversibility of careless speech, how to slow down before we open our mouths, and what grace looks like when the damage is already done. You cannot unsay what has been said - but you can learn to speak differently, and you can find grace for what cannot be undone. Both are available here.
- 7 days
The Moment of Choice
Every major failure began as a small moment. Not the dramatic fall, but the quiet second when a choice was made that felt insignificant at the time. This 7-day Bible study on temptation examines what happens in that moment of decision - what Scripture says about it, and how to walk differently through it. That moment is smaller than you think and more significant than you realize. Learning to recognize it - and respond well - changes everything.
- 7 days
The Tongue Is a Fire
James says the tongue is a fire - small, but capable of setting a whole forest ablaze. Most of us have seen that truth firsthand, in words we have said or words said to us. This 7-day Bible study on the temptation of our words explores the destructive power of unguarded speech, and how the grace of God transforms even the part of us we struggle most to control. James himself says no one can tame the tongue - and then points us to the one who can. This study shows you how to let him.
