Introduction and Creation — Begin with Genesis 1–2 and the Bible’s opening vision of God, creation, humanity, and the world.

Israel’s Pre-history — Trace Genesis 2–11 and the early story of humanity, sin, judgment, and promise.

God’s New Beginning — Explore God’s redemptive purposes through the beginnings of Israel’s story.

Israel in the Land — Consider Israel’s life in the land and its place in the unfolding kingdom story.

Poetry and Wisdom Literature — Examine how the poetic books contribute to the Bible’s redemptive storyline.

Israel in Exile — Study exile as a major turning point in Israel’s history and hope.

Jesus: His Birth and Ministry — Explore how Jesus’ arrival and ministry fulfill the promises and patterns of the Old Testament.

Jesus: His Death, Resurrection and Ascension — Consider the saving work of Christ as the center of the history of redemption.

The Growth of the NT Church — Trace the expansion of the church and the mission of God after Christ’s ascension.

Consummation: The New Heavens and the New Earth — Conclude with the Bible’s final vision of redemption, restoration, and God’s completed kingdom.