Introduction
From the very first words in Genesis to the final promise in Revelation, the Bible is God’s personal message to all humanity. It tells one powerful story: God made us, loves us, and wants to live with us forever.
Many people feel overwhelmed when they look at the whole Bible. Sixty-six books, hundreds of chapters… where do we even start? That’s why this Bible summary is here—to walk with you through the story of the Bible from beginning to end in a simple, easy-to-understand way.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we believe the Bible is not just a book—it is God’s Word, filled with love, truth, guidance, and hope. Whether you are a new believer, someone returning to faith, or just curious about what the Bible says, this guide will help you.
This post will cover all the major parts of the Bible—from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22. We will highlight:
- What happened in each major section.
- What God told people during those times.
- Key Bible verses with simple meanings.
You’ll see how God’s voice speaks to us in every part—through creation, laws, prophets, the life of Jesus, and finally the promise of eternal life.
So let’s begin this journey together—book by book. Let’s discover what the Lord has said to us, and how it all connects to Jesus Christ, our Savior.
📖 “He who has ears, let him hear what the Spirit says…” – Revelation 2:7
📖 Genesis to Deuteronomy – The Beginning and God’s Law
📘 Genesis – The Book of Beginnings
Main Events: Creation, Adam and Eve, Noah’s Ark, Abraham’s covenant, Joseph in Egypt.
Summary:
Genesis tells us how everything began. God created the heavens, the earth, and humans. He said,
“Let us make man in our image” (Genesis 1:26)—this shows that we are special to God.
But sin entered the world through Adam and Eve’s choice to disobey. Still, God never stopped loving us. He made a promise to Abraham:
“I will bless you and make you a great nation” (Genesis 12:2).
God’s message here is:
“I created you, I love you, and I will save you.”
📘 Exodus – God Saves His People
Main Events: Moses, the Ten Plagues, Red Sea crossing, Ten Commandments.
Summary:
God saw His people suffering in Egypt. He told Moses,
“I have surely seen the oppression of My people… I have come down to deliver them” (Exodus 3:7-8).
God used Moses to lead the Israelites out of slavery and gave them the Ten Commandments, showing how to live a holy life.
God’s message:
“I am the LORD who rescues you. Walk in My ways, and you will be free.”
📘 Leviticus – God’s Holiness
Main Events: Laws on worship, sacrifice, and purity.
Summary:
God taught the people how to live a holy life because He is holy. He said,
“Be holy, for I the LORD your God am holy” (Leviticus 19:2).
Though the rules were strict, they showed that God desires a pure heart and right living.
God’s message:
“I want to live among you—come to Me with a clean heart.”
📘 Numbers – Journey Through the Desert
Main Events: Israel’s wandering in the wilderness, God’s patience.
Summary:
The Israelites doubted God many times. Yet God never gave up on them. He led them with a cloud by day and fire by night. He said,
“Surely as I live… the earth shall be filled with the glory of the LORD” (Numbers 14:21).
Even when they failed, God kept His promises.
God’s message:
“Even in your weakness, I am faithful and I will guide you.”
📘 Deuteronomy – Final Words Before the Promised Land
Main Events: Moses’ final speech, review of God’s law, call to obey.
Summary:
Before the people entered the land God promised, Moses reminded them of everything God had done. He said,
“Choose life, that both you and your children may live” (Deuteronomy 30:19).
God wanted them to remember His love and live by His Word.
God’s message:
“I give you a choice—life or death. Obey Me, and you will be blessed.”
✨ What God Told Humans in These First Books
- “I made you and love you.”
- “I will rescue you from sin and slavery.”
- “Be holy because I am holy.”
- “I will guide you even when you fall.”
- “Obey My Word and you will have life.”
These books show God as a loving Father, a powerful Savior, a holy King, and a patient Guide. He speaks clearly, with deep care for His people.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we teach that the same God who walked with Moses still walks with us today.
🏰 Joshua to Esther – The History of God’s People
These books tell the story of how God’s people entered the Promised Land, made mistakes, asked for kings, went through exile, and experienced God’s faithful love through every step.
📘 Joshua – Entering the Promised Land
Main Events: Crossing the Jordan River, battle of Jericho, land divided.
Summary:
God fulfilled His promise and led the people into the land of Canaan. He said,
“Be strong and courageous… for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go” (Joshua 1:9).
Through faith and obedience, they claimed victory.
God’s message:
“I keep My promises. Be brave and trust Me.”
📘 Judges – A Time of Rebellion and Mercy
Main Events: Cycle of sin, punishment, and rescue through judges like Deborah, Gideon, and Samson.
Summary:
The people kept turning away from God. Yet, each time they cried out, He raised a judge to save them.
“In those days… everyone did what was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25), but God’s mercy never stopped.
God’s message:
“Even when you forget Me, I still reach out to save you.”
📘 Ruth – A Story of Love and Faith
Main Events: Ruth follows Naomi, marries Boaz.
Summary:
Ruth, a foreigner, chose to follow the God of Israel. Her story shows that God welcomes all who trust Him.
“Your people will be my people, and your God my God” (Ruth 1:16).
God’s message:
“No one is too far to be part of My plan.”
📘 1 & 2 Samuel – The Rise of Kings
Main Events: Samuel, Saul’s failure, David’s anointing, David as king.
Summary:
God gave the people a king, but reminded them:
“The LORD does not look at the outward appearance, but at the heart” (1 Samuel 16:7).
David was far from perfect, but he loved God deeply.
God’s message:
“I desire your heart, not just your strength.”
📘 1 & 2 Kings / 1 & 2 Chronicles – Kingdoms and Collapse
Main Events: Solomon’s wisdom and temple, kingdom splits, exile.
Summary:
When the people obeyed God, they prospered. When they turned away, they suffered. God kept sending prophets to warn them.
“If My people humble themselves and pray… I will heal their land” (2 Chronicles 7:14).
God’s message:
“Return to Me, and I will restore you.”
📘 Ezra & Nehemiah – Rebuilding Faith and Walls
Main Events: Return from exile, temple rebuilt, Jerusalem walls restored.
Summary:
God brought His people back from Babylon. Ezra taught God’s law, and Nehemiah led them to rebuild.
“The joy of the LORD is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10).
God’s message:
“Even after failure, I can help you rebuild.”
📘 Esther – God’s Silent Hand Saves
Main Events: Esther becomes queen, saves her people.
Summary:
Even though God’s name isn’t mentioned in the book, His presence is clear. Esther’s courage saved the Jews from destruction.
“Who knows if you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14).
God’s message:
“I am always working behind the scenes for your good.”
✨ What God Told Humans in These History Books
- “Be strong and courageous—I am with you.”
- “Even in your weakness, My mercy remains.”
- “I welcome all who come to Me with faith.”
- “Your heart matters more than your title.”
- “Turn back to Me—I will restore you.”
- “I rebuild what is broken.”
- “Even in silence, I am protecting you.”
These books show that God is faithful, even when people are not. He leads, He corrects, He restores—and He never gives up on His people.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we believe that your personal history can be rewritten by God’s grace—just like the stories we see in these books.
📚 Job to Song of Songs – Wisdom, Worship, and Life’s Deep Questions
This section of the Bible gives us God’s wisdom for life, real conversations about pain, praise, love, and faith. These books teach us how to live, worship, and trust God in every situation.
📘 Job – Trusting God in Suffering
Main Events: Job loses everything, questions God, then is restored.
Summary:
Job was a faithful man who lost his family, health, and wealth. He cried out in pain, asked hard questions, and still trusted God. In the end, God answered not with explanations, but with His presence.
“The LORD gave, and the LORD has taken away; blessed be the name of the LORD” (Job 1:21).
God’s message:
“You may not understand everything, but I am with you in your pain.”
📘 Psalms – Songs of Praise and Prayer
Main Events: Worship, laments, thanksgiving, and prayers written by David and others.
Summary:
Psalms is the heart of the Bible. It shows how we can bring every emotion—joy, sorrow, fear, praise—before God.
“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want” (Psalm 23:1).
“Create in me a clean heart, O God” (Psalm 51:10).
God’s message:
“Come to Me with your whole heart—I will listen.”
📘 Proverbs – God’s Wisdom for Daily Life
Main Events: Short sayings of wisdom on family, money, speech, and choices.
Summary:
Proverbs teaches us to fear God, speak kindly, work honestly, and make wise decisions. It often compares the path of the wise and the foolish.
“Trust in the LORD with all your heart… and He will direct your paths” (Proverbs 3:5–6).
God’s message:
“Follow My wisdom, and you will find life and peace.”
📘 Ecclesiastes – Life Without God Is Empty
Main Events: Solomon explores the meaning of life under the sun.
Summary:
Solomon, the wisest man, searched for happiness in wealth, work, and pleasure—but found it all meaningless without God.
“Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man” (Ecclesiastes 12:13).
God’s message:
“Life has purpose only when I am at the center.”
📘 Song of Songs – Love and Intimacy
Main Events: A poetic love song between a bride and groom.
Summary:
This book celebrates love, marriage, and the beauty of commitment. Many also see it as a picture of Christ’s love for His people.
“I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine” (Song of Songs 6:3).
God’s message:
“Love is a gift from Me—cherish it, honor it, and keep it pure.”
✨ What God Told Humans in the Wisdom Books
- “I am with you, even in your suffering.”
- “Bring Me your heart—I hear every prayer.”
- “Follow My wisdom and you’ll find peace.”
- “Life without Me is empty, but with Me, it’s full.”
- “True love is from Me—treat it with care.”
These books show that God is not just the Creator—He is close to us. He gives us wisdom, walks with us through sorrow, and fills our hearts with joy and purpose.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we help believers apply God’s wisdom in their daily lives and build strong, prayerful relationships.
📣 Isaiah to Daniel – The Major Prophets: Warnings, Hope, and the Coming Savior
The Major Prophets are books where God speaks through chosen messengers to call people back to Him. These books are filled with warnings, but also promises—especially about the coming of Jesus, the Messiah.
📘 Isaiah – The Savior Is Coming
Main Events: Warnings to Israel and Judah, the promise of the Messiah.
Summary:
Isaiah preached in difficult times. People were rebelling, but God still gave hope. He spoke of a future Savior:
“For unto us a child is born… and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God…” (Isaiah 9:6).
Isaiah also pointed to Jesus’ death and resurrection:
“By His wounds we are healed” (Isaiah 53:5).
God’s message:
“Judgment is near—but so is salvation through My Son.”
📘 Jeremiah – Tears of a Prophet
Main Events: Warnings of destruction, exile, and future restoration.
Summary:
Jeremiah warned the people, but they didn’t listen. He wept as he watched Jerusalem fall. Yet God promised a new heart:
“I will put My law in their hearts… I will be their God” (Jeremiah 31:33).
God’s message:
“Even when you are broken, I want to bring you back and make you new.”
📘 Lamentations – Grief Over Sin
Main Events: Jerusalem destroyed, Jeremiah mourns.
Summary:
This book is a collection of sad poems about the fall of Jerusalem. Still, hope is found even in pain:
“The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases… great is His faithfulness” (Lamentations 3:22–23).
God’s message:
“Even in deep sorrow, My love never ends.”
📘 Ezekiel – Visions of Glory and Restoration
Main Events: Strange visions, God’s judgment, dry bones vision.
Summary:
God spoke through visions to show both His power and His plan to restore Israel. The famous dry bones came to life as a sign of hope:
“I will put My Spirit within you, and you shall live” (Ezekiel 37:14).
God’s message:
“I can bring life to what seems dead.”
📘 Daniel – Faithful in a Foreign Land
Main Events: Daniel in the lion’s den, visions of future kingdoms.
Summary:
Daniel stayed faithful while living in Babylon. He prayed, followed God, and trusted Him—even when it meant danger.
“Those who know their God will stand firm and take action” (Daniel 11:32).
God’s message:
“Stay faithful—My kingdom will come.”
✨ What God Told Humans in the Major Prophets
- “Sin brings consequences, but I still love you.”
- “I will send a Savior—He will heal and restore.”
- “Even in grief, My mercy is still with you.”
- “I can breathe life into dry bones.”
- “Be faithful—My kingdom is greater than the world’s.”
These prophets remind us that God warns before He acts, but He always offers hope and healing. Their messages still speak today—about sin, salvation, and staying strong in faith.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we encourage believers to hear the voice of God through these powerful books—calling us to repentance, faith, and courage.
📜 Hosea to Malachi – The Minor Prophets: God’s Final Warnings and Promises
Though these books are called “minor,” their messages are major. They were God’s final messengers before 400 years of silence. Each prophet called people to return to God, and pointed toward the coming of Jesus.
📘 Hosea – God’s Unfailing Love
Main Events: Hosea’s marriage used as a symbol of God’s love for Israel.
Summary:
God told Hosea to marry a woman who would leave him—just like Israel had left God. Yet Hosea forgave her.
“I will heal their backsliding, I will love them freely” (Hosea 14:4).
God’s message:
“Even when you are unfaithful, My love never fails.”
📘 Joel – The Day of the Lord Is Coming
Main Events: Locust plague, repentance, outpouring of God’s Spirit.
Summary:
Joel warned that disaster was a sign to repent. He also gave hope:
“I will pour out My Spirit on all people…” (Joel 2:28).
This was fulfilled in the book of Acts.
God’s message:
“Return to Me with all your heart—I will restore you.”
📘 Amos – Justice and Righteousness
Main Events: Warnings to wealthy oppressors.
Summary:
Amos spoke against injustice and called people to care for the poor and live righteously.
“Let justice roll down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream” (Amos 5:24).
God’s message:
“I care about justice. Live right and help others.”
📘 Obadiah – God Judges Pride
Main Events: Prophecy against Edom.
Summary:
This shortest Old Testament book shows that God opposes pride and defends His people.
“The day of the LORD is near upon all nations” (Obadiah 1:15).
God’s message:
“Pride leads to destruction, but I protect those who trust Me.”
📘 Jonah – God’s Mercy for All People
Main Events: Jonah runs from God, Nineveh repents.
Summary:
Jonah tried to avoid preaching to Nineveh, but God sent a storm and a great fish. Jonah repented—and so did Nineveh.
“Salvation is of the LORD” (Jonah 2:9).
God’s message:
“No one is too far gone for My mercy.”
📘 Micah – Walk Humbly with God
Main Events: Warnings, hope of a coming Ruler (Messiah).
Summary:
Micah warned of judgment, but also foretold the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem.
“What does the LORD require of you? To act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8).
God’s message:
“Live with justice, kindness, and humility before Me.”
📘 Nahum – Judgment Against Evil
Main Events: Prophecy against Nineveh (years after Jonah).
Summary:
Even though Nineveh once repented, they returned to evil. Nahum declared God’s justice.
“The LORD is slow to anger but great in power” (Nahum 1:3).
God’s message:
“I am patient, but I will judge sin.”
📘 Habakkuk – Faith in Troubled Times
Main Events: Prophet questions God, then trusts Him.
Summary:
Habakkuk asked, “Why is there so much evil?” God reminded him that He is still in control.
“The righteous shall live by faith” (Habakkuk 2:4).
God’s message:
“Even when life doesn’t make sense—trust Me.”
📘 Zephaniah – The Lord Will Purify
Main Events: Warning and future hope for Israel.
Summary:
God would judge sin, but also restore His people and rejoice over them.
“The LORD your God… will rejoice over you with singing” (Zephaniah 3:17).
God’s message:
“I will purify you—and sing over you with joy.”
📘 Haggai – Put God First
Main Events: Rebuilding the temple.
Summary:
The people returned from exile but focused on themselves. God told them to build His house first.
“Consider your ways” (Haggai 1:5).
God’s message:
“Make Me your first priority, and I will bless you.”
📘 Zechariah – Visions of Hope and the Messiah
Main Events: Prophecies of the coming King.
Summary:
Zechariah spoke of a King who would ride on a donkey—Jesus!
“They shall look on Me whom they have pierced” (Zechariah 12:10).
God’s message:
“My Messiah is coming. Be ready.”
📘 Malachi – Final Words Before Silence
Main Events: Call to return to God before 400 years of silence.
Summary:
Malachi spoke to a cold-hearted people. God reminded them of His love and promised a messenger (John the Baptist).
“I have loved you, says the LORD” (Malachi 1:2).
God’s message:
“I still love you—and I am sending My messenger.”
✨ What God Told Humans in the Minor Prophets
- “Return to Me—I still love you.”
- “My justice is sure, but so is My mercy.”
- “Humble yourself, walk with Me.”
- “Trust Me, even when life feels unfair.”
- “I will send a Savior—watch for Him.”
At New Christian Prayer Church, we believe these prophets still speak today—calling us to wake up, repent, and prepare our hearts for Jesus.
✝️ Matthew to John – The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ
The four Gospels show us who Jesus is: the Son of God, the Savior of the world. In Jesus, God didn’t just speak to humans—He lived among us.
📘 Matthew – Jesus the Promised King
Main Events: Jesus’ birth, teachings (Sermon on the Mount), death, and resurrection.
Summary:
Matthew begins with Jesus’ family tree, showing He fulfilled God’s promise to Abraham and David. Jesus preached the Kingdom of God and gave the Beatitudes:
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God” (Matthew 5:8).
Before He left, He said:
“Go and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19).
God’s message through Jesus:
“I have come to save, to teach, and to send you out with My love.”
📘 Mark – Jesus the Servant in Action
Main Events: Miracles, healings, casting out demons, the Cross.
Summary:
Mark moves quickly, showing Jesus as a man of action. He healed the sick, fed crowds, calmed storms, and cast out demons.
“The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve…” (Mark 10:45).
God’s message through Jesus:
“I came to serve and give My life as a ransom for you.”
📘 Luke – Jesus the Savior for All People
Main Events: Jesus’ birth (shepherds), parables, compassion, crucifixion.
Summary:
Luke highlights Jesus’ care for the poor, the outcast, women, and sinners. From the manger to the cross, Jesus showed God’s mercy to everyone.
“For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10).
God’s message through Jesus:
“No matter who you are, I came to save you.”
📘 John – Jesus the Son of God
Main Events: Seven signs, “I AM” statements, love, crucifixion, resurrection.
Summary:
John focuses on Jesus’ divine identity. He shows that Jesus is the Word of God made flesh.
“In the beginning was the Word… and the Word was God” (John 1:1).
Jesus said:
“I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6).
And:
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son…” (John 3:16).
God’s message through Jesus:
“I am the Way to eternal life—believe in Me.”
✨ What God Told Humans in the Gospels
- “I love you so much, I came down to save you.”
- “I forgive your sins—come follow Me.”
- “I care for the broken, the lost, and the outcast.”
- “Eternal life is a gift—receive it by faith.”
- “Go and share this good news with the world.”
The Gospels are the heart of the Bible. They show us that Jesus is the full and final Word of God to humanity. In His life, we see God’s love. In His death, we see God’s mercy. In His resurrection, we see God’s power.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we teach that Jesus is not just a part of the Bible—He is the message. Everything from Genesis to Revelation points to Him.
🕊️ Acts to Jude – The Church Begins and Believers Are Taught
After Jesus rose and returned to heaven, His followers carried the gospel into the world. These books tell how the early church grew, how Christians were called to live, and how we are still guided by the Holy Spirit today.
📘 Acts – The Church Is Born
Main Events: Pentecost, Peter and Paul preach, miracles, the gospel spreads.
Summary:
After Jesus ascended, the Holy Spirit came with power. The disciples boldly preached the gospel. The Church was born and began to grow across nations.
“You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you” (Acts 1:8).
“And the Lord added to the church daily those who were being saved” (Acts 2:47).
God’s message:
“My Spirit is with you—go and make disciples.”
📘 Romans – Saved by Grace Through Faith
Main Events: Sin, salvation, justification, Christian living.
Summary:
Paul explains that everyone has sinned, but salvation is a free gift through faith in Jesus.
“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23).
“The wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life…” (Romans 6:23).
God’s message:
“You are saved not by works, but by My grace.”
📘 1 & 2 Corinthians – Growing in Unity and Holiness
Main Events: Church problems, spiritual gifts, resurrection.
Summary:
Paul teaches the church to live in love, use spiritual gifts wisely, and focus on the resurrection.
“Love is patient, love is kind…” (1 Corinthians 13:4).
“Be strong, do everything in love” (1 Corinthians 16:13–14).
God’s message:
“Love one another, stay united, and live by My Spirit.”
📘 Galatians to Philemon – Life in the Spirit
Main Events: Christian freedom, spiritual fruit, encouragement to churches.
Highlights:
- Galatians: “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace…” (Galatians 5:22).
- Ephesians: We are saved for good works (Ephesians 2:8–10).
- Philippians: “Rejoice in the Lord always” (Philippians 4:4).
- Colossians: Jesus is the head of the Church.
- Thessalonians: Be ready for Christ’s return.
- Timothy & Titus: Be faithful leaders.
- Philemon: Forgive as you have been forgiven.
God’s message:
“Live by the Spirit, rejoice in all things, and be a light to others.”
📘 Hebrews – Jesus Is Greater
Main Events: Jesus is greater than Moses, angels, and all sacrifices.
Summary:
Hebrews shows that Jesus is our High Priest who gave His life once for all.
“Let us hold fast our faith… with confidence” (Hebrews 10:23).
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever” (Hebrews 13:8).
God’s message:
“Come boldly to Me—Jesus opened the way.”
📘 James to Jude – Faith in Action
Main Events: Warnings, practical living, end-time teachings.
Summary:
- James: Faith without works is dead.
- 1 Peter: Stand firm in suffering.
- 2 Peter: Be alert for false teachers.
- 1–3 John: Walk in love and truth.
- Jude: Contend for the faith.
Key Verse:
“Be doers of the word, not hearers only” (James 1:22).
God’s message:
“Live out your faith. Stay strong, stay loving, stay true.”
✨ What God Told Humans in These Letters
- “My Spirit will lead you.”
- “You are saved by grace through faith.”
- “Use your gifts, love one another.”
- “Be holy, joyful, and wise.”
- “Stay ready—Jesus is coming back.”
This part of the Bible teaches us how to live as followers of Jesus today. The same Spirit that empowered the first believers is still with us—guiding, strengthening, and building the Church.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we help believers grow in faith, love, and truth just as the early church did.
🌟 Revelation – The End and the New Beginning
The book of Revelation gives us a clear ending to the Bible—but also a new beginning. God shows us a future filled with justice, victory, and eternal joy for those who follow Jesus.
📘 Revelation – Christ Reigns Forever
Main Events: Letters to churches, visions of heaven, final battle, new heaven and new earth.
Summary:
Revelation was written by the Apostle John while in exile. Through visions, God revealed the final victory of Christ over evil. The book begins with letters to seven churches, calling them to stay faithful.
John saw Jesus, shining in glory, say:
“I am the Alpha and the Omega… who is, and who was, and who is to come” (Revelation 1:8).
There are many signs, symbols, and battles—but in the end, Jesus defeats Satan, and God creates a new heaven and new earth.
“He will wipe every tear from their eyes… there shall be no more death” (Revelation 21:4).
The final words of Jesus are:
“Surely I am coming quickly” (Revelation 22:20).
God’s message:
“I will return. Evil will end. You will live with Me forever.”
✨ What God Told Humans in Revelation
- “Stay faithful—even when it’s hard.”
- “Jesus is King—He wins in the end.”
- “I will make all things new.”
- “Heaven is real, and it’s your home with Me.”
Revelation gives hope, not fear. It shows us that no matter how dark the world gets, God is in control, and Jesus is coming again.
At New Christian Prayer Church, we prepare hearts for Christ’s return and encourage every believer to live with eternity in mind.
📘 Conclusion – One Story, One Savior, One Message
From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one powerful story:
➡️ God created us.
➡️ We sinned and turned away.
➡️ He sent His Son Jesus to save us.
➡️ And one day, Jesus will return to take us home.
The Bible is God’s voice to you. Every book, every chapter, every verse—points to His love, His truth, and His plan for your life.
What did God say to humans through the Bible?
- “I created you in love.”
- “I rescued you through Jesus.”
- “I gave you My Word to guide you.”
- “I sent My Spirit to live in you.”
- “I’m coming back—be ready.”
Whether you are a new believer, a growing Christian, or just exploring the truth—this is your invitation to draw closer to God today.
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🙏 Final Prayer
Heavenly Father, my LORD,
Thank You for speaking to us through every book of the Bible.
Thank You for showing us Your love in creation, Your mercy in judgment,
Your grace in Jesus, and Your promise of eternal life.
Help us to follow Your Word with joy and faith.
Give us wisdom like Proverbs, praise like Psalms,
boldness like Paul, and hope like Revelation.
Make our hearts soft and ready for Your return.
We believe in Your promises, we trust in Your Son Jesus Christ,
and we say, “Come, LORD Jesus.”
In the name of Jesus Christ, I pray, Amen.