Read the Bible with context.
Every study starts with the passage itself — not a verse pulled out of a paragraph. Then historical context, plain explanation, how it connects to the rest of the story, the hard questions, and one concrete thing to do about it.
Start with John.
It was written for exactly one reason: so you can decide who you think Jesus is.
Gospels
Lens: Encounter Jesus
Four accounts of Jesus' life, teaching, death and resurrection. New to the Bible? Start with John.
John
New format42 passages
A Gospel centred relentlessly on one question: who is Jesus?
Mark
New format34 passages
The shortest Gospel, told at speed and driving toward the cross.
Matthew
New format40 passages
Jesus presented as Israel's promised king and teacher.
Luke
New format41 passages
An orderly account built from earlier reports and eyewitness tradition.
History
Lens: Watch the gospel spread
What happened after the resurrection, and how a Jewish movement became a global one.
Acts
New format28 passages
How a small Jewish movement became a mission to the world.
Paul's Letters
Lens: Understand Christian belief and practice
Real letters to real churches with real problems. Read the situation before you read the instruction.
2 Thessalonians
In development0 of 4 passages written
Steady when the noise is loud.
Philemon
In development0 of 4 passages written
One letter. One person. A new category.
General Letters
Lens: Understand Christian belief and practice
Written to scattered believers under pressure. James is the bluntest book in the Bible.
Apocalyptic
Lens: Hope, faithfulness, restoration
Symbolic literature written to persecuted churches. Christians genuinely disagree about how to read it, and we'll say so.
Torah / Law
Lens: Creation, covenant, holiness
Creation, rebellion, promise, rescue, covenant. Everything later in the Bible reaches back here.
History
Lens: A people living, failing, returning
Joshua through Esther: a nation living, failing, repenting, and living with consequences.
Joshua
In development0 of 9 passages written
Entering the land — and the hard questions that come with it.
Ruth
In development0 of 4 passages written
Loyalty and grace in a small story with a large ending.
2 Samuel
In development0 of 11 passages written
David: the best and worst of a man God still keeps promises to.
1 Chronicles
In development0 of 7 passages written
The same history retold for a people rebuilding their identity.
2 Chronicles
In development0 of 6 passages written
Kings, temple, reform, and exile — told from the worship angle.
Poetry & Wisdom
Lens: Learning to live honestly before God
Poetry read as poetry. Not every line is a universal promise — and that matters.
Psalms
In development0 of 21 passages written
Prayers raw enough to be honest — rage, grief, and praise.
Ecclesiastes
In development0 of 6 passages written
The most brutally honest book about meaning ever written.
Song of Songs
In development0 of 3 passages written
Desire, love, and marriage without embarrassment.
Prophets
Lens: Warning, judgment, and promise
Prosecutors, not fortune tellers. Injustice indicted, judgment announced, restoration promised.
Jeremiah
In development0 of 14 passages written
A prophet nobody listened to, and a new covenant promised.
Amos
In development0 of 5 passages written
Worship God refuses to accept while the poor are crushed.
Micah
In development0 of 3 passages written
Justice, mercy, humility — and a village called Bethlehem.
Habakkuk
In development0 of 2 passages written
A prophet who argues with God and is not rebuked for it.
Zechariah
In development0 of 6 passages written
Strange visions with a coming king at the centre.
Malachi
In development0 of 4 passages written
Tired religion confronted, and a promise to close the Old Testament.
What the labels mean
- New format
- Full Scripture-first passage study, complete and readable.
- Being rebuilt
- Some passages written; the rest are being authored now.
- In development
- Passage map exists; lessons are still being written.
- Coming soon
- No usable study yet.