Biblical Foundations · 8 Sessions
How the Bible Fits Together
Seeing the Whole Story from Genesis to Revelation
Have you ever read the Bible and felt like you were jumping between disconnected stories — a talking snake here, a flood there, some kings, some prophets, then Jesus, then letters, then dragons? It's not random. It's one story, from beginning to end, and every part connects. In this eight-session journey, walk through the whole biblical narrative and see how every book, every covenant, and every promise finds its place.
Creation and the Break
Where did everything come from — and why is it so broken? Genesis 1–3 tells the story that explains the whole rest of the Bible.
Genesis 1–3
The Promise: Covenant with Abraham
Out of all the scattered nations, God calls one man and makes a promise that will change everything.
Genesis 12, 15, 17
Rescue and the Law
God rescues His people from slavery and gives them a way to live — not to earn His love, but because they already have it.
Exodus 1–20
The King and the Kingdom
Israel gets a king — and God makes a promise to David that points far beyond David himself.
1 Samuel 16, 2 Samuel 7
The Long Wait: The Prophets
Through exile and silence, God keeps speaking — through prophets who point toward a coming King and a new covenant.
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel
The Center of the Story: Jesus
Everything the Old Testament pointed toward walks onto the stage in the Gospels. Jesus is the center of the whole story.
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
The Story Continues: The Church
After Jesus ascends, His people carry the story forward — by the power of the Holy Spirit, to the ends of the earth.
Acts, Ephesians
The Ending That's a Beginning: New Creation
The story ends where it began — in a garden-city, with God dwelling among His people, and everything made new.
Revelation 21–22