Our Bible

Before Christians ask what they believe or how they should live, they must ask how God has made Himself known. Our Bible follows that question from creation and revelation to the origin, authority, truth, and interpretation of Scripture.

These ten free video lessons are designed for thoughtful beginners and seasoned readers alike. They answer the honest questions that arise when we call the Bible God’s Word and show why careful reading strengthens faith rather than threatening it.

10 lessons
Free video teaching
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This course moves in a deliberate sequence: God reveals; the Spirit inspires; the church recognizes; Scripture speaks with truth and authority; and readers learn to understand it responsibly.

By the final lesson, you will possess a connected framework for receiving the Bible with confidence, asking better questions, and applying its message without flattening its history or literary richness.

Start at the beginning for a connected course, or choose the question you need to explore today.

Creation is not silent: the ordered world continually points beyond itself to the power and glory of its Maker.

The God who made Himself known in creation has also spoken in words, acts, and finally in His Son.

Scripture bears the voices of many human authors while giving the church the trustworthy Word of God.

The biblical canon was recognized across generations as God’s people received the writings that bore divine authority.

Because Scripture is God’s Word, it does more than inform us—it addresses, corrects, and commands us.

The Bible tells the truth because the God who speaks through it cannot lie or deceive.

God gave His Word to be heard, understood, remembered, and obeyed by His people.

We need God’s written Word to know the gospel, nourish faith, and learn the life that pleases Him.

Scripture gives everything God intends His church to have as its final rule for faith and faithful life.

Faithful interpretation listens for what a text meant in its setting and how it belongs within the Bible’s unfolding story.

Start with General Revelation and follow the course in order, or choose the lesson that addresses the question already on your mind. Every lesson belongs to one unfolding account of why Scripture can be known, trusted, and lived.