The Story
Creation, Fall, Covenant, and Christ
The Bible tells one unfolding story: God creates, humanity rebels, God makes promises, and those promises find their fulfillment in Jesus Christ. These essays follow that story and show how each part connects to what comes before and after. Together, they reveal why the biblical account is not a collection of disconnected events, but a coherent story of redemption.
3. In the Beginning: Why Creation Matters
Creation Establishes Who We Are and Why We’re Here
Creation is the foundation for understanding human identity, dignity, and purpose. Made in God’s image, we belong to Him and have a place within His good creation. Without this beginning, the rest of Scripture loses its context.
Learn why creation shapes everything Scripture says about humanity.
4. The Break: What Went Wrong
The Fall Explains the Brokenness We Cannot Fix
Humanity’s rebellion brought sin and brokenness into God’s good creation. The Fall explains why we experience guilt, suffering, and separation from God—and why we cannot redeem ourselves.
Explore how the Fall connects creation’s goodness to our need for redemption.
5. The Covenant: God’s Faithfulness Across History
God’s Promises Carry One Story Toward Redemption
God did not abandon humanity after the Fall. His covenants with Abraham, Moses, and David reveal His faithfulness and progressively unfold His plan. Together, they point toward the better covenant fulfilled in Christ.
Follow the promises that connect the Old Testament to Christ.
6. The Center of Everything: Why Jesus Is the Answer
The Story of Scripture Finds Its Fulfillment in Christ
The promises, covenants, and hopes of Scripture point to Jesus. Through His incarnation, death, and resurrection, He accomplishes the redemption humanity could never achieve for itself.
Discover why Jesus is the center and fulfillment of the biblical story.