Season 6

We teach a simple way to memorize all 27 New Testament books in order using seven small chunks and memorable cues you can say out loud. We also explain how the New Testament is organized so you can find passages faster and read with more context. • Four-part layout of the New Testament: Gospels, Acts, letters, Revelation • “Acting up” cue for Matthew through Acts • “Real Christian Girls Eat Pork C...

We walk through the Book of Judges as a brutally honest part of Scripture where people keep failing and God keeps coming back for them. We learn how to read hard stories with clarity by separating what the Bible reports from what God approves, and we trace how the book points forward to a better rescuer. • the big idea of Judges as a repeating cycle of drift, suffering, crying out, rescue, relief,...

We track Israel’s turning point after Moses dies and Joshua steps up, showing that God’s promise keeps moving even when leadership changes. We walk through Jericho, Rahab, Achan, and Joshua’s final challenge to prove one big claim: God keeps every promise, so trust him in your next hard step. • Moses’ death as a crisis that does not stop God’s plan • Joshua’s three seasons: entering the land, divi...

We zoom out and trace Israel’s story from entering the Promised Land to exile and life under Persian rule, so you can read the Old Testament history books with confidence. We follow the rise, fracture, and fallout of a nation while holding onto the bigger point: God stays faithful even when His people don’t. • the history books as the next major Bible section after the first five books • a timelin...

We spotlight a surprising Bible detail: the first person Scripture says God fills with His Spirit is a craftsman, Bezalel, chosen to design and build for the tabernacle. We talk about how creativity, skill, and hands-on work can fit into a life with God when it’s guided by obedience and aimed at serving others. • Bezalel as the first explicitly Spirit-filled person and why that matters • The taber...

We slow down and translate six Hebrew names of God so our worship and prayers match what we mean. We also explain why LORD appears in all caps in many English Bibles and how each name reveals God’s character at the moment people need it most. • why names carry identity in the ancient world • LORD in all caps as a sign of Yahweh • Elohim as Creator and supreme God • Yahweh as God’s personal name an...

We connect a surprising World Cup “missing the rules” moment to what it feels like to read Scripture without the first five books. We walk through the Pentateuch as one connected foundation story that explains the Bible’s big themes and points forward to Jesus. • the soccer rulebook analogy for Bible confusion • what the Pentateuch is and why it’s called Torah • who the books are written for and w...

We talk about why Bible reading gets hard the moment life gets busy, and why perfectionism makes it even harder to come back. We share three small, realistic habits you can use before, during, and after you read so consistency feels lighter and more doable. • Anchoring Bible reading to an existing daily habit so your routine becomes the reminder • Reading a few verses before and after to understan...

Jeremiah 29:11 becomes clearer and more powerful when we read it inside Jeremiah’s letter to exiles living in Babylon. We walk through a simple inductive Bible study method that helps us hear God’s promise as steady hope for a long season, not a shortcut to getting everything we want. • why Jeremiah 29:11 is often misunderstood when it is read alone • how to use observation to notice repeated word...

We stop treating Bible reading like a box to check and learn three simple ways to slow down and understand a passage. We test each method on Philippians 4:6-7 so you can choose what fits your season and actually helps you pray and grow. • Why slowing down turns reading into real study • Three approaches that work for beginners and longtime readers • Following a Bible person to learn who they are a...