Bible Journey · 8 Sessions
The Doors of the Bible
Following Every Door From Genesis to Revelation
The Bible is full of doors — the ark's door, blood on a doorframe, the gate of heaven, a torn veil, a narrow door, and an open door no one can shut. In this eight-session journey, we'll follow every door from Genesis to Revelation, and discover that every threshold was pointing to the One who said, "I am the door."
The Door of the Ark
There was one door in the ark. One way in. And when the time came, it wasn't Noah who shut that door — God shut it.
Genesis 6–7
The Blood on the Door
Death was coming through Egypt, and whether it entered a house or passed it by came down to one thing — what was painted on the door.
Exodus 12
The Gate of Heaven
Jacob laid his head on a stone and dreamed of a stairway to heaven — and woke calling the place the very gate of God.
Genesis 28, John 1
The Torn Veil
A great curtain hung between people and the presence of God — until the moment it was torn in two from top to bottom.
Exodus 26, Matthew 27, Hebrews 10
The Narrow Door
Jesus points to a door and tells us to choose it. The door is narrow — not because God is stingy, but because you come through one at a time, having laid down what won't fit.
Matthew 7, Luke 13
I Am the Door
Every door in the Bible was pointing to the day Jesus would stand up and say, 'I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved.'
John 10
The Door He Knocks On
There's one door Jesus doesn't open Himself — He stands outside and knocks, waiting for you to open it from the inside.
Revelation 3
The Open Door
On the last pages of the Bible, there's a door standing wide open in heaven that no one can shut — and an invitation to come through.
Revelation 4, Revelation 21–22