Most of us are comfortable reading Scripture online—far from being the exotic activity it was when Bible Gateway first went online in the early years of the Web, it’s now a routine act for anyone with a computer or mobile device. But it’s fair to say that while reading the Bible digitally is easily accomplished online, studying the Bible is something different. “Bible study” is something long associated with taking notes, cross-referencing hefty commentaries and other tomes, and small group meetings—all predominately offline activities that are traditionally hard to replicate in an online environment.