
Scripture-centered Spanish learning
Learn Spanish through Scripture.
Learn Spanish through the Bible with a passage you know. Listen slowly, follow the text, and build skills in context.
Choose your path.
Choose a beginner, intermediate, or advanced Spanish learning path. Each one gives you a clear next step.
New to Spanish?
Learn the basics.
Start with a realistic study plan, then learn the Spanish alphabet, accents, and pronunciation.
You will practice: study planning, alphabet, accents, and pronunciation.
Intermediate path
Learn through a passage you know.
Use a familiar passage to connect sound, meaning, and written Spanish without starting from zero.
You will practice: listening, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation in context.
Advanced path
Explore Black Theology
Study Black theology in Spanish through lessons from a Cuban theologian, with language, faith, and culture in context.
You will practice: advanced listening, theological vocabulary, and cultural context.
Not sure which path fits? Begin with a passage many learners already know.
Why BibleSpanish.com?
Designed by a language expert. Rooted in Scripture.
Erin Grimm, a certified Spanish teacher and language-learning expert, created BibleSpanish.com for theology educators and students.
Scripture gives you a meaningful context for practicing vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, faith, and culture. Work at your own pace, then reach out when individual guidance would help.
Begin with words, stories, and prayers you already carry with you.
Featured Bible readings
Open a passage. Listen. Follow along.

Old Testament series
Loving Old Testament Verses
Begin a progressive series of familiar Old Testament passages.
One passage. Three intentional passes.
Choose
Begin with a Bible passage you already know well.
Listen
Follow the Spanish and English text while listening.
Notice
Return and notice vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
Language, faith, and culture belong together.
Language carries history, theology, identity, and lived experience. These resources make space for that wider context.
In Spanish Bibles, justicia can express both righteousness and justice. Holding those meanings together invites a deeper question: what might Christian practice look like when righteousness and justice are understood as inseparable?
Explore the language and practices of Christian faith.
Build vocabulary for Scripture, worship, and theology.
Introduction to Black Theology →
Study theology in Spanish through a wider Christian perspective.
Engaging Latinx and Latine Cultures →
Approach language learning with cultural attention and care.
Keep learning with support.
Use the free materials at your own pace. When you want individual lessons, help with a question, or a clearer next step, Erin is available to guide you.