Study paths
Twenty-six ways into the Bible
Each path is a route through a book or a theme, broken into units you can work through at your own pace. Nothing is locked behind the one before it. Pick the one you would actually open tonight.
Old Testament
Thirty-nine books written over roughly a thousand years. Start with the survey if you want the shape of the whole thing first, or go straight into a book you have been meaning to read.
New Testament
Four accounts of Jesus, one history of the early church, and the letters written into real congregations with real problems. A Gospel is the usual place to start.
New Testament
Twenty-seven books, one Messiah
Gospels
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
John
The fourth Gospel
Parables
Stories that do something
Acts
How the church started
Paul's Letters
Thirteen letters, one apostle
Romans
Paul's longest argument
Corinthians
Two letters to a difficult church
Hebrews
Better, and better, and better
Revelation
Read with the lights on
Themes
Six short paths, each built around one famous passage. Good if you want something you can finish in a few weeks.
Practices & questions
Three paths that are not a single book. They are for the habits and the hard questions that come up while you are reading everything else.
