The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ — explore the events, the meaning, and the hope that changed the world forever.

Jesus Christ is the Son of God and promised Messiah who lived a sinless life, died on the cross for our sins, and rose again to bring salvation to all who believe in Him.

Creation, the fall, the flood, and the patriarchs. The foundation of all Scripture.

Slavery, deliverance, the Red Sea, Sinai, and the Law.

Moses is the prophet God called to confront Pharaoh, lead Israel out of slavery in Egypt, and receive the Law, including the Ten Commandments, at Mount Sinai.

Sacrifices, holiness, and atonement. God's instructions for worship.

Abraham is the father of faith and of the nation of Israel, who trusted God’s promises, left his homeland, and believed God would bless all nations through his offspring.

Wilderness wanderings, rebellion, and God's patient provision.

David is the shepherd‑boy who became king of Israel, known for defeating Goliath, writing many psalms, and being called “a man after God’s own heart.”

Moses' farewell, covenant renewal, and the call to love God.

Paul is a former persecutor of Christians whom Jesus transformed into a bold apostle, taking the gospel across the Roman world and writing many New Testament letters.

Crossing the Jordan, the fall of Jericho, and the conquest of the Promised Land.

Peter is one of Jesus’ closest disciples, a fisherman turned apostle who denied Jesus, was restored by Him, and became a key leader in the early church.

Heroes, failures, and God's relentless mercy through unlikely leaders.

Noah is the man God instructed to build an ark, preserving his family and the animals through the flood and becoming a new beginning for humanity.

Loyalty, love, and redemption. A story of faithfulness in the lineage of David.

Joseph is Jacob’s beloved son, betrayed by his brothers and sold into Egypt, whom God raised up to save many lives during a severe famine.

Samuel, Saul, and David. The transition from judges to kings.

Jacob, later named Israel, is the son of Isaac who wrestled with God, fathered the twelve tribes, and carried forward God’s promises to Abraham’s family.

David's reign, triumph, failure, and God's enduring covenant.

Solomon is David’s son who became king of Israel, famous for the wisdom God gave him and for building the first temple in Jerusalem.

Solomon's reign, the divided kingdom, and the rise of prophets like Elijah.

Adam is the first man God created, called to tend the garden but who fell into sin, bringing brokenness and death into the human story.

The fall of Israel and Judah, the ministry of Elisha, and exile to Babylon.

Eve is the first woman, created as Adam’s companion, who was deceived by the serpent and shared in humanity’s first act of disobedience against God.

Israel's history retold from Adam to David, emphasizing worship and God's covenant.

Mary is the young Jewish woman chosen by God to miraculously bear Jesus the Messiah, modeling humble faith by accepting God’s word and treasuring His promises.

The kings of Judah from Solomon to exile, with a focus on temple worship and faithfulness.

John the Baptist is the prophet who prepared the way for Jesus, calling people to repentance and baptizing Jesus at the start of His public ministry.

The return from exile and the rebuilding of the temple under God's faithful hand.

Joshua is Moses’ assistant who led Israel into the promised land, trusting God’s promises as the people conquered Canaan.

Rebuilding Jerusalem's walls and renewing the covenant after exile.

Isaiah is a major prophet who saw God’s holiness, confronted Judah’s sin, and foretold the coming suffering Servant and future hope.

A Jewish queen risks her life to save her people from destruction in Persia.

Daniel is a faithful exile in Babylon who trusted God in a foreign court, interpreted dreams, and faced the lions’ den without compromising his devotion.

A righteous man's suffering, his honest struggle with God, and divine wisdom revealed.

Samuel is a prophet and judge who listened to God’s voice from childhood, led Israel with integrity, and anointed both Saul and David as kings.

Israel's songbook of praise, lament, thanksgiving, and trust in God.

Elijah is a fiery prophet who confronted King Ahab and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, showing that the Lord alone is God.

Wisdom for daily life — from relationships to work to the fear of the Lord.

Joseph is a righteous descendant of David who obeyed God’s guidance in dreams, took Mary as his wife, and protected the child Jesus.

A search for meaning and purpose, concluding that all is in God's hands.

Judas Iscariot is one of Jesus’ twelve disciples who betrayed Him to the authorities for thirty pieces of silver, fulfilling Scripture and setting in motion the crucifixion.

A celebration of love, desire, and devotion between beloved and lover.

Satan is the adversary who opposes God’s purposes, tempted Jesus in the wilderness, and seeks to deceive and accuse God’s people.

Judgment and hope — the suffering Servant, the coming Messiah, and God's glory.

Ruth is a Moabite widow who clung to her Israelite mother‑in‑law Naomi, trusted Israel’s God, and became the great‑grandmother of King David.

The weeping prophet's warnings of judgment and promises of a new covenant.

Esther is a Jewish woman who became queen of Persia and bravely risked her life to plead with the king, saving her people from Haman’s plot.

Grief over Jerusalem's destruction, yet hope in God's faithfulness.