7 Practical Bible Study Tips For The Easily Distracted PDF

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Being easily distracted, especially when it comes to studying our Bible,

is not something anyone wants to admit. But for some of us, it’s a real
struggle.
Those of us with a “rich inner life,” have so much going on inside of our
heads that it’s not uncommon for a certain words or events to trigger a
random thought we had once—six years ago.
We are the type B’s, and we are a little bit messy, a little scattered-
brained, a lot misunderstood.
To be honest, I love my type-b, introverted, high-sensitive, rich inner

mind-self. But it does have some negatives. Sometimes I really want to
focus on one thing, but I nd it hard to stop my brain from going a
thousands di erent ways
thousands di erent ways.
Studying my Bible is one of those things. I wish I could shut o the

creative, overprocessing, thinking about what I said to that one person
nine years ago self. And because it’s important to me and because I
know my proclivity towards unproductive multitasking, I’ve come up
with some ways to work around my distracted tendencies.
If you struggle with this, too, read on, kindred soul!
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7 Practical Bible Study Tips for the

Easily Distracted
1. Prayer
I begin every Bible study by asking God to help me focus and to calm
my mind. Sometimes it’s as simple as reciting Psalm 119:18:
“ Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your

law.
Other times I journal everything that it is on my mind. Every fear,

every person I want to pray for, every call I need to make, and
then I give over the worry and that brain space to God asking Him
once again to help me focus on Him.
Regardless of what my prayer looks like, it’s a signal to my brain and

my soul that this time is sacred, and I need to ask God to assist me in
honoring that.
2. 1 Specific Study (and a side study)

Unless you are particularly focused, it’s hard to sit down and study
your Bible without a plan. The Bible is vast, and can feel overwhelming
if you don’t have any idea of how to begin.
I’ve found it helpful to follow some sort of plan. I have found some
plans that work really great for me and others not so much. My best
suggestion would be to try out a few plans to gure our your sweet
spot
spot.
But for me. . .
I’m a big fan of She Reads Truth (http://shereadstruth.com/). They

provide the topic and the Scripture reading and an optional devotional.
You get to do what you want with it. Sometimes I journal whatever
thoughts popped into my head, other times I look up Scripture
references, or I pray the words over my life. Flexibility in application
works best for me.
I also nd there are times when I can’t focus enough to do my main

study. Instead of skipping out on Bible study altogether, I have a side
study. My “side study” is merely copying down Scripture in my journal.
It’s is helpful for the easily distracted since you have to read the
sentence and then read it again as you write it.
3. Accountability
While I don’t use accountability in a traditional sense, I still nd it highly
useful in encouraging myself to focus. Instead of having to check in
with someone—something I really struggle with—I follow the same
plan as others. For me knowing I’m on target with others is enough
accountability.
This is another reason, I love She Reads Truth. I’m studying Scripture
with thousands of other women, and I can read their comments about
today’s study. If I’m so inclined, I can join in on the conversation, too.
My third tip is once you gure out which Bible study works best for
you, gure out what form of accountability keeps you most focused.
4 Minimize Distractions
4. Minimize Distractions
I realize this one probably goes without saying, but it would seem silly
not to mention it in this post. Some of the ways I minimize distractions
are:
1. Not turning on my computer until I do my Bible study. If my

computer is on, there is very little chance that I will focus.
2. I don’t charge my phone overnight, instead I plug it in rst thing in
the morning. I know that this tip might not be practical for you,
but it has done wonders for my distractiveness.
5. Routine
While the word “schedule” may make your break out in hives, routines
don’t seem nearly as bad. I’ve found that having a routine can be
one of the best things for my easily-distracted self, especially
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glass with water, getting out my Bible and my favorite pen, sitting in my
special chair, my brain starts making the connection about what is
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going to happen next. When I break out of this routine, I am much
more scattered-brained when I try to study God’s Word.
6. Helpful Tools
Even in the best circumstances (which don’t always happen because
children . . .), I still have to ght to remain on task. I start thinking about
what I need to do, a blog post idea pops in into my head, or a random
anxiety makes itself known.
I’ve learned to surround myself with helpful tools to quickly and

e ectively purge the idea from my head and carry on with my study.
1 I keep a set of post it notes next to me I’m currently using these
1. I keep a set of post-it notes next to me. I m currently using these

because cute
(http://www.anrdoezrs.net/links/7163817/type/dlg/http://www.day
spring.com/sadierobertsonbeyourselfstickynoteset)!
2. I also use this to-do list notepad (https://amzn.to/21MofSc) that
has a place for pretty much everything I could think of that needs
to be done, bought, or made.
7. Grace
Despite all of these wonderful tips that have truly transformed my
Bible study from a time of frustration to rich deep communion with
God, sometimes nothing seems to help me focus.
I’m learning to except these times for what they are—a blatant
demonstration of my deep need for grace and mercy.
While I hope you can use a few of these tips to help your own Bible
study, most of all I want you to know how loved and cherished you are
—just as you are.
God isn’t surprised by your scattered brain or your awkwardness or

your weird quirks. He loves you. He made you. And His grace is for you,
too. Grace isn’t for the perfect.
No matter what your Bible study looks like or your prayer life or
your attempt at a Church community you are unconditionally and
irrevocably loved by an unchanging, all-powerful God.
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Kisti (http://creatingagreatday.com) says

December 9, 2015 at 9:31 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
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Love all these tips! The best one for me is to focus before touching a computer! I can
easily get distracted and chasing rabbit trails and before I know it, the time I have is
gone.
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Kelsey says
December 11, 2015 at 12:32 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Thanks, Kristi! I’m the same way. I have had to become very disciplined in not
“just-checking-one-thing” rst!
py( p y g p y p y
Rhiannon (http://whatsoeverislovelyliving.com) says

What great ways to help us keep focused. I’ve learned to do better recently, but I still
have those o track moments. I love that to-do list! I need to grab a pad of those!
Kelsey says
Thanks, Rhiannon. That to-do list notepad was one of my spur of the moment
buys, and it has been one of the best things for me. I’m horrible at keeping a
planner, but I love making lists. Win-win!
andi (http://www.couponblessingsnow.com) says

i nd that if i pray before i begin, that it does help
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Kelsey says
Agreed, Andi! Thanks for commenting.
Alonda (http://www.allthatmotivates.com) says

I am totally with you on number 7!
Kelsey says
Grace. Always Grace!! Thanks for commenting, Alonda!
Billie DeWitt says

I am type B also. very creative but, very easily distracted! Loved this post! Thanks for
the tips!
py( p y g p y p y
Kelsey says
Thanks, Billie! It’s my pleasure to pass on what’s worked for me to other type B’s!
Daisy @ Simplicity Relished (http://simplicityrelished.com) says

This is so useful! I de nitely struggle with focus– especially thinking about all the
things I have to do. It truly is a discipline to slow my mind and give it 100% to the
study of the Word. Your tips are going to help me so much!
Kelsey says
Daisy, I’m so glad you found this useful. Studying the Bible was such a frustration
for me for so long. It’s my privilege to pass on what has worked for me to
hopefully help others!
L E li h (htt // b t i /)
Lauren English (http://www.sobremesastories.com/) says

#2-3 are so big for me. Sometimes I get overwhelmed with reading Scripture and just
don’t know where to jump in. Having a plan with some guides and commentary is so
big for me in not getting a bit lost and distracted!I think accountability with friends
would be a good idea too. I need to talk with some of my small group ladies about
that! Thanks for sharing these, Kelsey!
Kelsey says
You’re welcome, Lauren! I have tried to “wing it” with my Bible studies, and I
always walked away feeling frustrated with myself. I think it’s amazing that some
people are able to simply open their Bible to any page and dig in. I need a plan,
though! One thing that has helped me with accountability is that I know my mom
is up reading her Bible, too. We may not be studying the same thing, but we are
both up together learning God’s Word. Thanks for stopping by and
commenting, Lauren!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Heather J (http://theradiantwife.blogspot,com) says

GREAT POST! Love these tips! The phone one is tempting but scary at the same time!
GREAT POST! Love these tips! The phone one is tempting but scary at the same time!
I just did my rst study on She Reads Truth, i did Daniel and absolutely loved it!
Writing what pops into your head on post it notes is a great idea as well, im so easily
distracted with my to do list, i usually push the thought out as quickly as possible!
Thanks for sharing!
Kelsey says
Thank you so much, Heather! I’m so glad you found them useful. I should note
that I usually charge my phone a little bit before bed, so it doesn’t completely die.
I have tried many Bible studies, and I have never learned as much as I have with
She Reads Truth.
Katy Kau man (http://lighthousebiblestudies.com/katy-kau man-blog)

says
I appreciate your post because I love Bible study and promoting it. I, too, need to
keep my phone on silent and the computer o the internet not to be distracted. I’d
like to know more about She Reads Truth. Do you sign up to be a part of the
community? Thanks!
K l
Kelsey says
Thanks, Katy! She Reads Truth has many options to getting involved. For each
study they create an optional workbook you can buy, they have the free Scripture
readings and devotional on their site, and they also have an app for iOS and
Android. I have done a little bit of all three! I subscribe to get their daily
devotional sent to my e-mail, and I usually purchase the workbooks for the bigger
studies: Advent, Lent, etc. . .
The comment section on their blog is always lled with wonderful insight and
women chatting with each other. They are also big on Instagram, where people
share their thoughts with #SheReadsTruth. If you are looking for a small group, I
think it’s something that you would have to start with your friends. They provide
the material for it, though! Hopefully that answers your question!
Susannah (http://www.simplemomentsstick.com) says

These are wonderful tips! I’m with you, I get SO distracted when I’m trying to read the
Word. I’m saving this post to look back on again and again!
Kelsey says

Thanks Susannah! I’m so glad you found this useful! I hope you have a
Thanks, Susannah! I m so glad you found this useful! I hope you have a
wonderful weekend.
Kristina (http://progressingthroughgrace.blogpsot.com) says

I didn’t even realize that I was a type b personality until I read this! Very encouraging!
I have to check out that She reads truth source. thanks again
Betsy de Cruz (http://faithspillingover.com) says

Thanks for your encouraging post, Kelsey. I love Bible study, but I’m one distracted
girl, let me tell you! Planning on sharing this on twitter, facebook, and pinterest!
I’ll have to check out She Reads Truth. I’ve heard a lot about it. (I charge my phone
rst thing in the morning too. For the same reason you mention. )
Barbara Robbins (https://readywriterbr.wordpress.com) says

Love these tips Number 4 Minimize distractions especially spoke to me this
Love these tips. Number 4, Minimize distractions, especially spoke to me this

morning – I was reading this on Facebook BEOFRE doing my Bible study. I’ve been
trying to make my Bible study the rst thing I do after pouring a cup of co ee, but
today I needed the grace you listed as point 7.
Tega (http://www.socialhermit.me) says

Thanks for writing this Kelsey. I totally loved it and relate to what you said about
getting easily distracted. Lately I’ve bene battling with putting aside thoughts of my
blog to focus on the Word of the Lord and that’s why I love that rst tip. Creating
brain space. I’m de nitely going to try that moving forward. Thanks again for sharing!
Marie McCormack says

I’m soon to be 52 and never realized that I’m what you call a type B:) Your description
ts me perfectly! This post has really encouraged me as we start the new year.
Kelsey says
January 5, 2016 at 10:32 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-

I’m so glad you found it encouraging Mary! Type Bs are awesome!
I m so glad you found it encouraging, Mary! Type Bs are awesome!
Summer @ Co ee With Summer (http://www.co eewithsummer.com) says

So agreeing on all of these points and I’m speci cally loving routine! As the new year
starts I am making it a huge priority now to start devotions in the morning. If I don’t
have a routine, I’ll be all out of whack.
Kelsey says
I’m working hard at having more of a routine, too. I’m horrible at schedules, but I
need a routine to stay on task.
GGMANDY (https://www.gigimandy.wordpress.com) says

January 23, 2016 at 12:09 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
This is just what I needed especially the grace and mercy part. Thanks for the
encouragement
py( p y g p y p y
Kelsey says
January 24, 2016 at 7:31 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
You’re so welcome, Mandy! Thanks for commenting.
Marla says
July 22, 2016 at 6:08 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-practical-
bible-study-tips-easily-distracted/#comment-2261)
I love the practical application of this! Thank you for sharing this!! BTW I wasn’t
distracted until the link for sticky notes! Lol!!!
Kelsey says
July 24, 2016 at 8:37 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Ha, love it, Marla! I’m so glad you found this post helpful! Thanks for commenting.
Esther Rogers says

August 25, 2016 at 12:50 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Even before I read this, which I will it’s so nice to nd another quirky, easily distracted,
overthinking, high sensitive being like me. Kindred spirit indeed. God bless.
Kelsey says
August 27, 2016 at 9:11 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Ha, thanks, Esther! I’ve always said that “me too!” are some of the most powerful
words. It’s so good to know we aren’t alone! I hope you are having a blessed
weekend! <3
Whitney (http://fromwhitney.com/index.html) says

September 8, 2016 at 1:36 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Loving this post. That is me down to a tee. I am easily distracted in school and just
about everyday activities. Consequently, I am extremely distracted when attempted
to read my bible and have prayer time. My mind is going a thousand miles an hour
and thinking about everything but what I’m trying to focus on. I’m glad to see it’s not
just me (which means I’m not as crazy I think I am). Excellent and helpful post.
Kelsey says
September 9, 2016 at 7:49 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
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Thanks, Whitney! I’m so glad you found it helpful. I truly believe that “me too” are
some of the most powerful words. It’s nice to know we aren’t the only ones
struggling! <3
Linda Small says

September 14, 2016 at 10:02 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Thanks for the blessing of this entry. Most of them I’ve been doing, but you’ve taken
each one a little farther. Numbers 3 and 7 were new for me and will require some
thinking and praying about how to make them mine, but I think both are things I
want to try.
Kayla says
October 17, 2016 at 7:33 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Thank you for all of these great tips! Keeping a post-it note handy to write down any
ideas or anxieties that pop into your head as your reading is such a good idea. My
biggest distraction has always been the o -topic thoughts and worries that come to
my mind when I least want to deal with them. I like the idea of quickly writing them
down and then continuing with reading. Journalling all your anxieties and then giving
them to God in prayer is something I wish I wouldve thought of ages ago. Im glad I
came across this post. Thank you very much for your help!
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Kelsey says
October 31, 2016 at 7:59 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
I’m so glad you found this post helpful, Kayla!
My brain always comes up with ideas and worries—or remembers something I

was supposed to do yesterday—at the most inconvenient times. Writing it down
is usually enough for me to be able to focus, again. But sometimes, I realize it
needs to be done, right now. And there’s grace for that. The Bible doesn’t give us
the exact way to write His Word on our hearts. It just tells us to do it.
God knows we all learn di erently and will experience His Word in di erent ways
—reading it in large chunks, studying it verse by verse, listening to it, in a group,
alone, etc…
All that to say thank you for commenting!
Daughter says
OMGoodness!! You’re like the only 1 who’s ever got me!! I thought it was something
wrong w me or adhd?? So it’s like an artist mind type of thing then. Maybe now I
know what’s wrong I can pray harder on it & do better. I thought it was just my esh
being a bad girl not wanting me to read the Bible lol!
Kelsey says
You are de nitely not the only one! Once we know what we struggle with, then
we can make the necessary changes to help us focus. But there’s always grace.
God knows us. He knows what’s hard for us. And there’s room for us—creative,
brilliant, always thinking minds! <3
Thanks for commenting! I hope you have a wonderful week. <3
Anonymus says
I Strugglw with this aswell. Once i get Distracted its very Hard to Focus i get
Frustrated abd feel like just Giving it all up
Kelsey says
I can de nitely relate! I hope these tips are helpful for you. <3
Marisa (https://marisamay.wordpress.com) says

We are the same person Everything you described is literally essential for fruitfulness
We are the same person. Everything you described is literally essential for fruitfulness
in my overanalyzing ping-pong brain! I love it!
Marisa
Kelsey says
Thanks for commenting, Marisa. I hope these tips help you—they’ve de nitely
helped my overanalysing ping-pong brain! <3
Kacy says
I just found your blog Via Pinterest! As I am reading you discribe yourself I was
brought to tears thinking “I am not alone, there are others like me!” I had to read it to
my husband. I have not been able to express in words how my mind works. Thank
you! I look forward to digging into your blog more and for future posts!
Kelsey says

Hi Kacy!
Hi, Kacy!
One of the most powerful statements is “me too.” And I’m so glad you were able
to have that moment here. You are de nitely not alone! Our brilliant, creative
minds are constantly trying to make connections and remind us of important
things. Usually this is a great thing, but it’s hard when we’ve been told the only
way to study God’s Word is through 100% attention. But that’s not the Truth. And
God knows us—intimately. He created us!
Thank you so much for commenting. I hope you have a great week!!
Kelsey
Misti Perez says

Oh my it was like I was reading this post that I wrote but I never knew existed. So I’m
not alone. Can’t wait to try these tips!! Thank you
Candace says
I too just found your blog through pintrest. It was de nitely a God intervention that I
found it I have been struggling with this for a very long time & felt so very
ashamed. I am so excited to put these tips into action! Thank you & have a great day!
C ll (htt // hl j d )
Colleen (https://mrshlovesjesus.wordpress.com) says

February 1, 2017 at 10:09 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Thank you for being …. well …. me, frankly! Everything you wrote about yourself was
pretty much spot-on for who I am and what my struggles are. Attention de cit!!!! I
saw this post on Pinterest and was drawn immediately, tempted to just pin it and
then go on sur ng, intending to read it later, but I felt God nudging me to come and
actually read all that you wrote and meet you, and nd strength in your words for the
journey. Thank you, for the validation and the resources.
Yvette says
February 4, 2017 at 9:05 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
This was wondetful! I love SheReadsTruth. Seriously thought I was the only one that
would a passage that triggered a thought from many years ago. “Grace is not for the
perfect.” Loved it!!!!
Kate (https://stumblingtowardsainthood.com) says

May 30, 2017 at 12:02 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-practical-
These are some great tips. What I found that helps when I’m distracted during any
kind of praying (Bible study or otherwise) is to ask God to remove that distraction. If it
comes up again, I ask Him to remove the distraction. If it comes up a third time, I pray
through that distraction. I’ve discovered that what may seem like a distraction could
actually be God talking to me, but if it isn’t important in the moment, he’ll remove the
distraction.
Unathi says
June 1, 2017 at 9:37 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-practical-
What a useful article. As a new believer I’ve been struggling with this and I’m so glad I
came across this article. I’ll be applying these tips.
Natalie says
July 15, 2017 at 7:43 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-practical-
YES! Well said. I’m a “seasoned” woman, following the LORD for a long time, and I
discovered the power of post-it notes forever ago! All of these are great. And for a
type B, thanks for keeping the list short and usable. My favorite is the Grace! Yes. I
always think about a practice that Ruth Graham’s daughter wrote about her… When
the Graham children were young, Ruth was pretty much raising them alone. Billy, of
course traveled all the time. The ve children added to a busy house. Gigi remembers
that her mom would open the Bible and read a few verses and concentrate on them
all day. This means she concentrated on them when she was cooking, ironing (!!!) and
any other household chores. As the children grew Ruth got more time to spend with
the Lord. In my heart what makes me most happy is the idea that Ruth Graham, a
“giant” in the LORD, gave herself the grace to understand that she could receive from
the Lord even little Snippets… until the day she could nally add to her time with him.
It’s so important to remember that word. Thank you again for your wisdom, and for
sharing. I’m glad I stumbled upon your blog
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Charlene (https://faithtoraisenate.com) says

November 1, 2017 at 4:05 pm (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
Very very helpful. I have to send this to a few friends. Thank you for writing this.
Brandi (http://www.chickenscratchdiaries.com) says

November 18, 2017 at 9:03 am (https://www.kelseymferguson.com/7-
This is so helpful! I have so many ideas and to-dos on my list each day…throw in 4
kids and it’s a recipe for habitual distraction! I have loved She Reads Truth also for
this reason. Thanks for the encouragement!
Ashley (http://ashleyhbrown.com) says

Just found this on Pinterest and am so thankful!! I struggle so much with focus, these
are great tips!
Bettina says

Just found your article over Pinterest I struggle so much with focussing on Gods
Just found your article over Pinterest. I struggle so much with focussing on Gods
word. But I will de nitely use your tips to do better.
Thank you so much.
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6/3/2018 7 Practical Bible Study Tips for the Easily Distracted

Being easily distracted, especially when it comes to studying our Bible,

To be honest, I love my type-b, introverted, high-sensitive, rich inner

thousands di erent ways.

Studying my Bible is one of those things. I wish I could shut o the

If you struggle with this, too, read on, kindred soul!

This post may contain a liate links

extra cost to you.

7 Practical Bible Study Tips for the

“ Open my eyes that I may see wonderful things in your

Other times I journal everything that it is on my mind. Every fear,

Regardless of what my prayer looks like, it’s a signal to my brain and

2. 1 Specific Study (and a side study)

But for me. . .

I’m a big fan of She Reads Truth (http://shereadstruth.com/). They

I also nd there are times when I can’t focus enough to do my main

1. Not turning on my computer until I do my Bible study. If my

When I begin my routine of turning on the co ee maker, lling up a

I’ve learned to surround myself with helpful tools to quickly and

1 I keep a set of post it notes next to me I’m currently using these

1. I keep a set of post-it notes next to me. I m currently using these

God isn’t surprised by your scattered brain or your awkwardness or

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Kisti (http://creatingagreatday.com) says

Rhiannon (http://whatsoeverislovelyliving.com) says

andi (http://www.couponblessingsnow.com) says

i nd that if i pray before i begin, that it does help

Agreed, Andi! Thanks for commenting.

Alonda (http://www.allthatmotivates.com) says

I am totally with you on number 7!

Grace. Always Grace!! Thanks for commenting, Alonda!

Billie DeWitt says

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I’m so glad you found it encouraging Mary! Type Bs are awesome!

I m so glad you found it encouraging, Mary! Type Bs are awesome!

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I’m so glad you found this post helpful, Kayla!

My brain always comes up with ideas and worries—or remembers something I

All that to say thank you for commenting!

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