As a teacher of bible study curriculum you really need some commentaries in your personal library. These will expand and deepen your study of God's word. But finding the right ones can feel like an intricate and difficult process. There are a couple of things you can do though. One of these is to start with a commentary that has the entire old and new testament in one or two volumes. This will give you a great starting point and will be more affordable. Then as you are ready to expand your library you can purchase other books of the bible as needed. The other thing you want to consider then is the quality of the commentary. Yes there are bad commentaries out there with flawed theology. You can avoid falling into the trap of buying one of these though by doing a little homework. Do some background research on the author, read reviews, and ask people you trust what their opinions are. These steps will get you on the right track to buying the right commentaries and building your personal library.
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