Holy Scripture
The Bible
All sixty-six books, free to read — the King James Version alongside other translations, with the meaning of each verse drawn out.
Thirty-nine books
Old Testament
Genesis
Genesis recounts God's creation of the world, the fall of humanity, and the origins of His covenant people through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
Exodus
Exodus recounts God's dramatic deliverance of Israel from Egyptian slavery and the establishment of his covenant with them at Sinai.
Leviticus
Leviticus establishes God's holy standards for worship, sacrifice, and daily life among His redeemed people Israel.
Numbers
Numbers recounts Israel's wilderness journey from Sinai to the plains of Moab, marked by faithlessness, divine discipline, and renewed hope.
Deuteronomy
Moses addresses Israel on the plains of Moab, renewing God's covenant before the people enter the Promised Land.
Joshua
Joshua records Israel's entry into and conquest of Canaan, fulfilling God's covenant promise of a homeland to Abraham's descendants.
Judges
Judges chronicles Israel's repeated cycle of sin, oppression, repentance, and deliverance through God-appointed leaders called judges.
Ruth
Ruth's faithful loyalty to Naomi and her God leads to redemption, blessing, and a place in Israel's royal lineage.
1 Samuel
First Samuel chronicles Israel's transition from tribal judges to monarchy through the lives of Samuel, Saul, and David.
2 Samuel
Second Samuel chronicles David's reign as king, his triumphs and failures, and God's enduring covenant with his royal line.
1 Kings
First Kings chronicles the reign of Solomon and the tragic division of Israel into two rival kingdoms through disobedience.
2 Kings
Second Kings chronicles the decline and fall of both Israel and Judah through unfaithful kings and repeated covenant violations.
1 Chronicles
First Chronicles retells Israel's history from Adam through David, emphasizing worship, covenant faithfulness, and proper devotion to God.
2 Chronicles
2 Chronicles traces the reigns of Judah's kings, calling God's people to faithful worship and humble repentance.
Ezra
Ezra recounts the return of Jewish exiles from Babylon and the restoration of worship and covenant faithfulness in Jerusalem.
Nehemiah
Nehemiah leads the exiles returning to Jerusalem in rebuilding the city walls and renewing covenant faithfulness to God.
Esther
Esther recounts how a Jewish queen courageously saved her people from genocide in the Persian Empire.
Job
Job explores profound suffering and divine sovereignty through the story of a righteous man tested beyond all human endurance.
Psalms
A rich collection of 150 Hebrew poems and songs expressing the full range of human experience before God.
Proverbs
Proverbs offers timeless wisdom for daily life, rooting the fear of God as the foundation of all true knowledge.
Ecclesiastes
Ecclesiastes explores life's meaning and human striving, ultimately pointing to reverence for God as wisdom's foundation.
Song of Solomon
A lyrical celebration of love and desire between a bride and groom, reflecting God's gift of human intimacy.
Isaiah
Isaiah proclaims God's judgment on sin and His glorious promise of redemption, culminating in the coming Messiah.
Jeremiah
Jeremiah records God's urgent call to repentance before Jerusalem's fall and promises a future new covenant of grace.
Lamentations
Lamentations mourns the destruction of Jerusalem, expressing deep grief while clinging to hope in God's enduring faithfulness.
Ezekiel
Ezekiel records the visions and prophecies of a priest-prophet calling exiled Israel to repentance and promising future restoration.
Daniel
Daniel recounts God's faithfulness to His people during exile and reveals His sovereign plan over all nations and history.
Hosea
Hosea portrays God's steadfast love for unfaithful Israel through the prophet's own heartbreaking marriage to an adulterous wife.
Joel
Joel calls God's people to repentance through the imagery of a devastating locust plague and the coming Day of the Lord.
Amos
Amos boldly declares God's judgment on Israel's social injustice and empty religion, calling the nation back to true covenant faithfulness.
Obadiah
Obadiah pronounces God's judgment on proud Edom for betraying Judah and proclaims ultimate hope for God's people.
Jonah
Jonah tells of a reluctant prophet whom God sends to Nineveh, revealing His mercy extends to all nations.
Micah
Micah boldly confronts Israel's injustice and idolatry while proclaiming God's enduring mercy and the promise of a coming deliverer.
Nahum
Nahum proclaims God's righteous judgment against Nineveh, assuring Judah that the cruel Assyrian empire will fall.
Habakkuk
Habakkuk wrestles honestly with God over injustice and learns to trust divine sovereignty amid suffering and uncertainty.
Zephaniah
Zephaniah proclaims coming judgment on Judah and the nations while promising restoration and joyful renewal for God's faithful remnant.
Haggai
Haggai calls the returned exiles to rebuild Jerusalem's temple, promising God's blessing and renewed glory.
Zechariah
Zechariah calls restored exiles to faithfulness through vivid visions, messianic promises, and hope in God's sovereign redemption.
Malachi
Malachi calls a spiritually complacent post-exilic Israel to renewed covenant faithfulness, promising both judgment and restoration.
Twenty-seven books
New Testament
Matthew
Matthew presents Jesus as the promised Messiah-King, fulfilling Jewish Scripture and calling all nations into His kingdom.
Mark
Mark's Gospel presents Jesus as the powerful, active Son of God who came to serve and give his life as a ransom for many.
Luke
Luke presents Jesus as the compassionate Savior of all people, emphasizing grace, inclusion, and the Holy Spirit's work.
John
John's Gospel presents Jesus as the divine Word made flesh, calling all people to believe and receive eternal life.
Acts
Acts traces the Holy Spirit's power transforming a small band of disciples into a church spanning the Roman world.
Romans
Paul's masterful letter unpacking how God's righteousness saves both Jews and Gentiles through faith in Jesus Christ.
1 Corinthians
Paul addresses divisions, moral failures, and doctrinal confusion in the young, gifted, yet troubled church at Corinth.
2 Corinthians
Paul defends his apostolic ministry and calls the Corinthians to reconciliation, generosity, and confidence in Christ's sufficiency.
Galatians
Paul's passionate defense of salvation by grace through faith alone, against legalistic distortions of the gospel.
Ephesians
Paul exalts Christ as head of the church and calls believers to walk in unity, holiness, and love.
Philippians
Paul's joyful letter to the Philippian church encourages unity, humility, and unwavering contentment found only in Christ.
Colossians
Paul's letter to Colossae exalts Christ as supreme over all creation and guards believers against false teaching.
1 Thessalonians
Paul encourages a young church in Thessalonica, urging faithfulness amid persecution and hope in Christ's return.
2 Thessalonians
Paul reassures a persecuted church about Christ's return while correcting misunderstandings about the end times.
1 Timothy
Paul instructs Timothy on church leadership, sound doctrine, and godly conduct within the household of faith.
2 Timothy
Paul's final letter urges Timothy to remain faithful, guard sound teaching, and endure hardship for the gospel.
Titus
Paul instructs Titus on appointing godly leaders and living sound doctrine in the churches of Crete.
Philemon
Paul appeals to Philemon to receive back his runaway slave Onesimus as a beloved brother in Christ.
Hebrews
Hebrews presents Jesus as the supreme High Priest who fulfills and surpasses the entire Old Testament covenant system.
James
James calls believers to live out authentic faith through practical wisdom, perseverance, and compassionate care for one another.
1 Peter
Peter encourages scattered believers to stand firm in faith and holy living amid suffering and persecution.
2 Peter
Peter urges believers to grow in faith, warns against false teachers, and affirms the certainty of Christ's return.
1 John
John writes to reassure believers of eternal life while calling them to love one another and reject false teaching.
2 John
A brief letter urging believers to walk in love and truth while guarding against deceptive teachers who deny Christ.
3 John
A personal letter from the Apostle John commending faithful Gaius and warning against the divisive, power-hungry Diotrephes.
Jude
Jude urgently calls believers to defend sound faith against false teachers who corrupt grace and deny Christ's lordship.
Revelation
A prophetic vision given to John revealing Christ's ultimate triumph over evil and the restoration of all things.