The Unbroken Thread: The Bible as One Unified Story
The Bible is often read in fragments—but it was written as one story. Across 66 books and more than 1,500 years, Scripture unfolds a single narrative of creation, brokenness, redemption, and hope. This teaching helps you see the Bible not as isolated passages, but as one coherent story that reveals God’s purpose for the world—and for us.
Many people approach the Bible as a rulebook, a moral guide, or a collection of disconnected stories. Yet when read as a whole, the Bible tells one unified story centred on God’s desire to restore what was broken.
This teaching walks through the Bible’s overarching narrative in four movements:
- Creation – A good world, created by a good God, with humanity made in His image.
- The Fall – Humanity’s choice to define good and evil on its own terms, leading to brokenness and separation.
- Redemption – God’s long rescue plan unfolds through promises, covenants, and ultimately Jesus Christ.
- Restoration – The story ends where it began: a renewed creation where God dwells with His people.
Whether you are exploring faith for the first time or revisiting Scripture with fresh eyes, this teaching is an invitation to encounter the Bible as a story that still speaks—offering meaning, hope, and direction today.
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A Letter from the Rock: An Introduction to the Epistles of Peter
For believers walking through loss, opposition, discouragement, or uncertainty, Peter’s letters speak with a steady and compassionate voice of hope. He reminds us of our true identity as God’s own and anchors us in the living hope secured in Christ. This four-part series begins with an introduction, opening a gentle pathway into the themes and truths of 1 and 2 Peter.
For believers walking through loss, opposition, discouragement, or uncertainty, Peter’s letters speak with a steady and compassionate voice of hope. He reminds us of our true identity as God’s own and anchors us in the living hope secured in Christ. This four-part series begins with an introduction, opening a gentle pathway into the themes and truths of 1 and 2 Peter.
Living Out Our Calling in a Hostile World (1 Peter 3–5)
In Part III of our four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter, we explore how believers can respond to opposition with courage, love, and humility — turning suffering into a compelling testimony of hope in Christ.
In Part III of our four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter, we explore how believers can respond to opposition with courage, love, and humility — turning suffering into a compelling testimony of hope in Christ.
A Living Hope for Alien Times (1 Peter 1 & 2)
Part II in a four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter: In a world that often feels unfamiliar and costly to faith, Peter’s first letter reminds believers who they are, what they are called to, and how they are to live. Rooted in 1 Peter 1–2, this teaching explores our identity as God’s chosen people, our call to holy distinctiveness, and our witness as faithful exiles—anchored in a living hope that suffering cannot destroy.
Part II in a four-part journey through the Epistles of Peter: In a world that often feels unfamiliar and costly to faith, Peter’s first letter reminds believers who they are, what they are called to, and how they are to live. Rooted in 1 Peter 1–2, this teaching explores our identity as God’s chosen people, our call to holy distinctiveness, and our witness as faithful exiles—anchored in a living hope that suffering cannot destroy.