Bible Studies for Life (BSL) is a curriculum series edited by Dr. Ronnie Floyd that supports small group Bible study across all age groups, emphasizing lifelong biblical discipleship and community engagement. The program includes tailored content for children, students, and adults, with focus areas for younger groups on honoring God and discipleship, while adult programs address daily challenges faced by participants. Additionally, leaders can access a free blog for extra resources and discussion prompts to enhance their group sessions.

1. Bible Studies for Life -
Connecting at Every Age
Ronnie Floyd

2. Introduction
• A dedicated Senior Pastor at Cross Church Northwest
Arkansas, Dr. Ronnie Floyd is also serves as the general
editor of LifeWay’s Bible Studies for Life (BSL)
curriculum series, which is used by more than
150,000 small groups nationwide.
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With group Bible study programs for everyone from
children and older students to adults, BSL is a product
of LifeWay Christian Resources. Composed of resources
to promote lifelong biblical discipleship, BSL helps
groups engage the world through a missionary
perspective and establish a biblical community, on a
foundation of reliable content.

3. Bible Studies for Life
• Additionally, BSL offers an international discipleship plan for all age
groups. BSL for children touches on three different areas in each session.
The first area teaches them about honoring God in their everyday
lives. The second area promotes biblical memorization and learning from
birth up to middle school. The third area connects children to the concept
and practice of discipleship.
The BSL program for students covers similar but more expansive ground,
with a greater emphasis on cultural action and personal reflection. The
BSL program for adults builds on concepts introduced in the student
program, although completion of the student program is not required to
use the adult program. It encourages building a biblical community by
addressing the issues group members face every day. BSL leaders and
group members may access as a free resource the
Leader Extras blog, which offers additional discussion themes, sermon
topics, and conversation prompts for each group session.