Old Testament

Moses wrote the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible. Learn the biblical evidence, what Jesus said, and how Christians read it today.

Jeremiah 29:11 was first a letter to exiles told to settle in Babylon for seventy years. What the promise meant then, and how it reaches believers now.

A line-by-line walk through Psalm 23 in the BSB and KJV: the Shepherd who provides, stays close in the dark valley, and welcomes his people home.

A gentle two-week Bible reading plan for someone brand new: one short passage a day, from creation to the resurrection, with one question for each day.

New to the Bible? Where to start, which translation to pick, how to read a chapter, and what to do with the hard parts, in plain steps.

A Bible-in-a-year plan that pairs Old Testament, New Testament, and a Psalm or Proverb each day, with a sample first four weeks and advice for catching up.

A guide to Isaiah: the prophet and his times, the book's three movements, its most important passages, the suffering Servant, and how it all points to Jesus.

A guide to the book of Proverbs: who wrote it, how it is arranged, what a proverb is and is not, its key sayings and themes, and how it points to Christ.

A guide to the book of Psalms: who wrote them, how the five books are arranged, the main types of psalm, how they point to Christ, and how to pray them.

A clear guide to Exodus: its author and setting, its two-part structure, the Passover, Sinai, and tabernacle, and how the whole book points to Jesus.

A plain guide to Genesis: who wrote it, how it is built, its key passages and themes, how it points to Christ, and how to read it well.