Old Testament Books

The first five books of the Bible can feel epic: Creation, plagues, wilderness, law, but also overwhelming. TL DR Pentateuch makes it simple without watering it down. 

In quick, memorable summaries with key verses, reflections, and prayers, you’ll trace the Bible Basics in God’s thread of rescue from Genesis to Deuteronomy. It’s devotional meets roadmap: warm, clear, and surprisingly fun. Think cliff notes for your soul allowing you to see the big picture and understand the journey.

Bible Basics: The Pentateuch

This is a telling of the creation story. It focuses on the beginning of God’s carefully ordered plan revealed in the Bible. It explains how God formed light and darkness, days and seasons, and all living things within the time He designed. It helps children understand that time is meaningful because God made it. The bible plan reassures young readers that their lives unfold within God’s wise, loving, and eternal purpose from the very start.

God's Special Time by Ella Omukhango 

Genesis, the first book of the Bible, lays the foundation for understanding who God is, why the world is the way it is, and how He works through imperfect people.

This 14-day devotional is designed for new believers—no prior knowledge needed. With daily Scripture, short reflections, and simple questions, you’ll explore key moments from creation to redemption.

Genesis reveals that God is Creator, humans are loved yet flawed, and God remains faithful. It teaches that trust, obedience, and waiting are part of faith—and that God can redeem any situation for good.

FOUNDATIONS: A 14-Day Journey Through Genesis

This is part 2 of our series in Genesis. 

At the heart of this series is a simple but weighty truth: everything begins and ends with God. Genesis 1–11 gives us a front-row seat to His power, goodness, justice, patience and grace, and helps us make sense of our world, our sin, and our deep longing for hope. Our prayer is that across this series we would freshly encounter the glory of God, seeing Him in the goodness of creation, longing for Him in the brokenness of the fall, and trusting Him in His steadfast love and faithfulness.

The Beginning of Everything - Fall

In order for us to understand who Jesus is, we have to understand the story he saved us from. This summer, we will be diving into the start of the Old Testament with Genesis and Exodus. The hope is that this gives you a kickstart to read the Bible in its entirety or a refresher on where God's story began.

Flatirons Students Summer Devo

Often anxiety is fuelled by lies that attack our very identity, but God reveals to us truths about Himself, our world and the people He created us to be. Spend 7 days uncovering the lies that fuel anxiety and finding comfort in the Truth that will set you free.

Anxiety and Its Roots in Identity | 7 Day Devotional in Genesis 1-11

Chosen by God, yet tested at every turn—was Rebekah's obedience ultimately worth the cost? The story of Jacob and Esau is familiar, but what does it teach us from their mother's perspective? In this 5-day devotional based on episode 2 of FOX Entertainment's "The Faithful," we'll witness how one woman's determination to see God's will play out caused her family to splinter, leading to a reunion only God could orchestrate. Were Rebekah's actions selfish or selfless? Through the messiness of humanity, we'll find that God's perfect plan always prevails.

THE FAITHFUL: Rebekah

When anxiety attacks, what should be our response? As we continue our trek through the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives us the answer in the conclusion of chapter 6: “But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” (Matthew 6:33 ESV). In “Seek First”, we’re going to walk through Matthew 6:25–7:11 and take a closer look at four things we’re often tempted to pursue before Jesus. Prayerfully, as we study God’s Word together, our worry will be replaced with a desire to seek Him first!

Seek First

At the heart of this series is a simple but weighty truth: everything begins and ends with God. Genesis 1–11 gives us a front-row seat to His power, goodness, justice, patience and grace, and helps us make sense of our world, our sin, and our deep longing for hope.

Our prayer is that across this series we would freshly encounter the glory of God, seeing Him in the goodness of creation, longing for Him in the brokenness of the fall, and trusting Him in His steadfast love and faithfulness.

The Beginning of Everything - Creation

In the fifth and final part of our Genesis plan, we'll see the story of Joseph and his family come full circle! Read about the amazing saga of Joseph's reunion with his brothers and his father and Jacob's final blessings over his sons. You'll also get to see some beautiful parallels to the gospel of Jesus in these chapters!


Origins: The Dreamers (Genesis 42–50)

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Vayetze,” which is Hebrew for “and he left,” and covers Genesis 28:10-32:3.

And He Left

In the Garden of Eden, God asked three questions that reveal the true state of our hearts: "Where are you?" "Who told you?" and "What have you done?" These aren't questions seeking information—God already knows. They're diagnostic questions revealing where we are spiritually, how we got there, and what God is calling us to do next. Use these three questions to triangulate your spiritual position and respond to God's call.

God's Search for Man -- 3 Questions That Change Everything

The story of Joseph is one of the greatest epics in all antiquity. It is the saga of one extraordinary life - sold into slavery at 17, falsely accused and forgotten in jail, but never once forgotten by God. Follow the grand drama with audio guides by Through the Word, and Kris Langham provides clear explanation and compelling insight in just a few minutes each day. Covers Genesis 37-50.

Genesis Explained Part 4 | One Extraordinary Life

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Vayishlach,” which is Hebrew for “and he sent,” and covers Genesis 32:4-36:43.

And He Sent

Abraham. Three of the world's largest religions - and more than half the population - trace their faith roots back to one man. The story of Abraham is one of the great epics of ancient history, yet his journey with God is as relatable today as it ever was. Join Through the Word as we guide you through Genesis 12-23, with clear explanation and compelling audio in just minutes each day.

Genesis Explained Part 2 | the Journey Begins

God created human beings in His image, but mankind quickly spoiled the world with sin. As in the ruins of a long-abandoned Highland castle, there is merely a memory of former glory in humanity. The story of the Gospel tells us that a new man has come to stamp us anew with God’s image so that we can live as God desires.

(Re)made in His Image

 Ever feel like you're not enough? Like you're too low to matter or too messy to carry meaning? In this 7-day reading plan, we walk through Genesis 2 to discover that God didn't just speak you into existence; He formed you with His hands and filled you with His breath. From dust to divinity, from isolation to intimacy, explore the blueprint of your identity, purpose, and design.

Whether you're walking through questions of identity, wrestling with purpose, or navigating relationships, Genesis 2 has something to say to you.

Made on Purpose: Identity, Relationship & Design in Genesis 2  

Sometimes life feels chaotic, unfinished, and out of control. The opening words of the Bible begin in that same place. In Genesis, the world is formless and unshaped, yet God meets it not with force, but with presence. His Spirit hovers, His word speaks, and light breaks through the darkness.

This five-day plan traces that story through Scripture and the life of Jesus, revealing how God brings order, hope, and new possibilities into chaotic places.

God in Chaos

Are you feeling lost, overwhelmed, or stuck in life’s trials? Through Joseph’s story, Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright reveal an incredible testimony of faith and perseverance in the face of devastating trials. In this 5-day devotional, discover how God’s presence, faithfulness, and purpose shine even in the darkest valleys. Wherever you find yourself today, God is at work. He won’t leave you there–He’s guiding you to His ultimate plan.


God Won't Leave You There: Joseph's Story

Genesis is the beginning of God’s story and our own. In this six-day plan, we walk through Genesis 1 to 5 and see a God who creates with purpose, pursues sinners with patience, and offers hope in a broken world. If you want greater clarity as you read Scripture, this plan will help you see the goodness of God from the very beginning. It’s a simple, practical guide to help you understand what these foundational chapters mean for your life today.

Genesis: God's Good Design (Genesis 1-5)

Genesis is all about Jesus! This 24-day plan will walk you through the book of Genesis by reading just a few chapters a day. Each day is accompanied by a short devotional and video that explains what’s happening and shows you how each part of the story points to Jesus and his Gospel.

Jesus in All of Genesis - A Video Devotional

This nine day plan walks through key moments in Genesis and shows how God stays faithful even when our faith wavers. Through the stories of Abraham, Sarah, Hagar, and Isaac, you’ll see a God who intercedes, provides, protects, and keeps His promises. If you want simple, practical clarity as you read Scripture, this plan will help you trust God in every season.

Genesis: The God Who Keeps His Word (Genesis 12-25)

Journey through the opening chapters of Genesis and discover a God who creates with purpose, pursues with grace, and calls His people to live by faith. This plan walks through humanity’s beginnings — from creation and fall to promise and calling — with daily devotionals and built-in reflection days to help you pause, process, and apply what you’re learning. Whether you’re seeking deeper trust, renewed worship, or clarity in your next step of obedience, this plan invites you to walk with God from the very beginning.

Beginnings: The Story That Shapes Everything

Genesis is the beginning of God’s story with humanity and an invitation to see His faithfulness, power, and grace from the very start. This Bible plan is designed for new believers and seasoned readers alike, offering short daily devotionals that help you understand what you’re reading and why it matters. Each day includes a simple “Respond to God’s Word” question to move you from reading into reflection and real-life application. Come with an open heart and expect God to speak because His Word doesn’t just inform us, it transforms us.

Genesis: Chapter by Chapter

The 2-Year Chronological Bible Plan guides you through Scripture in the order of timeline history, helping you see the full story of God’s work from beginning to end. This plan deepens understanding, strengthens faith, and builds a consistent habit of reading God’s Word. Experience how the Bible fits together and grow spiritually as you follow God’s promises throughout Scripture.

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (First Year-January)

Genesis

Moses was the "savior" that God had appointed to rescue his people from slavery in Egypt. But Moses was born under a decree of death! Pharaoh commanded that all the male children of Israel must be thrown into the Nile River. However, God delivered the infant Moses through the waters of death and raised him up to the royal house of Pharaoh in a glorious picture of resurrection! Discover how the birth of Moses anticipated the coming of the True Savior, Jesus, who also escaped a king's decree of death as an infant! 

Watermark Gospel | the Birth of Moses

No matter how good we look to others, the nagging voice of self-doubt is hard to shake. We wonder: If people really knew me would they still accept me? Will I be rejected when I can't perform? What if I end up alone?
If you find yourself having thoughts like these, join Erica Wiggenhorn for 5 days in the story of Moses and find what happens when we surrender.

Letting God Be Enough: Why Striving Keeps You Stuck & How Surrender Sets You Free

The story of the Israel's rescue from Egyptian slavery becomes one of the defining stories for the people of God. In this fourteen-day plan, you'll see how God rescues his people from oppression, then seeks to restore his presence among them through a covenant relationship and the temple. 

BibleProject | The Great Escape

The book of Exodus chronicles the Israelites' rescue from Egypt, deliverance from slavery, and establishment of the tabernacle in the wilderness. In Exodus, we see the premier covenantal promise of God is the reality of his presence among His people, leading, guiding, and directing them towards holiness in Him.

Deliverance: A Study In Exodus

Exodus is one of history's greatest epics, and Moses one of its greatest heroes. Movies have been made, books written, and the entire Bible refers back to the events in this book. Join Through the Word as we guide you chapter by chapter through the unfolding drama of God's great rescue mission, with clear explanation and compelling audio in just minutes each day. Part 1 covers chapters 1-13.

Exodus

When life doesn’t go as we planned, we have a tendency to doubt that God is with us. Thousands of years ago, the Israelites had the same fears as they  wandered for a generation in the desert, longing for the land of milk and honey that God promised. In this week’s devotional, Meredith McDaniel reminds us through the Israelites’ journey how God provides in the times we need him most.

In Want + Plenty by Meredith McDaniel

And....End Scene! The end of our study in Exodus. The final chapters of Exodus are the final scenes of an epic story of freedom, promise, covenant, details 
and ultimately God’s unconditional love for His people. As we finish our study on Exodus (see previous editions of the Real Hope devotional) our hope is 
that you will not only reflect on all you have learnt as we have journeyed through this amazing book of the Bible, but that you will also see God’s heart for His people, and His heart for you.

Real Hope: A Study in Exodus

Exodus shows us the Lord is deserving of our trust and obedience as we watch Him deliver Israel from Egypt, provide for them, forgive them, and develop a relationship with them. Read with us as we journey through the book of Exodus deepening our trust in the Lord through all circumstances, so that we may live strong and faithfully in our faith. 

Exodus: The Covenant

The book of Exodus tells a powerful story of God’s rescue and presence. This Bible plan gives you a short daily summary of what you read, along with a simple application challenge to help you live it out. Start this journey expecting God’s Word to shape your faith and daily life.

Exodus: Chapter by Chapter

Daily Bible Reading is designed to facilitate consistent interaction with Scripture. It includes background information on each day’s Scripture passage, key verses for meditation, reflection questions to help you dive deeper into Scripture, and prayers to help you connect to God and be of spiritual support to others. Journey with us this month as we explore the theme “God’s Renewing Word of Joy.”

Daily Bible Reading, December 2022: God’s Renewing Word of Joy

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Va’era,” which is Hebrew for “and I appeared,” and covers Exodus 6:2–9:35.

And I Appeared

In part six of this seven-part study through the Book of Exodus, we'll explore Exodus 32–34.



Exodus: Idols and Irons

In part three of this seven-part study through the Book of Exodus, we'll explore Exodus 14–17.

Exodus: Our Freedom Story

Moses is one of history's most celebrated — and most misread — figures. We remember the miracles. We forget the man who argued with God five times, raged at a rock, and begged to die under the weight of leadership.
This plan is about that Moses — the real one. Over fifteen days, we walk from the Nile to Mount Nebo through fear, failure, grief, and the relentless pursuit of a God who refused to give up on him.
In the arc of his broken and beautiful life, we find the shape of our own. The I AM does not change tense.

The Old Stories: Moses - 15 Days in the Wilderness

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Yitro,” which is Hebrew for “Jethro,” and covers Exodus 18:1–20:23.

Jethro

One of the Bible’s greatest themes, from Genesis to Jesus to Revelation, is God's declaration to His people, “I am with you.” Here in Exodus, we get to the heart of that theme in the detailed instructions for the Tabernacle. Join Through the Word as Kris and Peyton guide you chapter by chapter with explanation and compelling application in just minutes a day. This plan covers Exodus 25-40.

Exodus Explained Part 3 | God With Us

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Bo,” which is Hebrew for “come,” and covers Exodus 10:1–13:16.

Come

 Why did God give such specific instructions for a tent in the desert? Discover how every piece of wood, metal, color, and measurement of the Tabernacle was a hidden portrait of Jesus Christ. In this 7-day plan, we will explore how this ancient structure is a detailed map for your relationship with God today: from the foundation of your faith to total intimacy.

The Tabernacle: Blueprint of Redemption

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Terumah,” which is Hebrew for “offering,” and covers Exodus 25:1–27:19.

Offering

This plan traces the Exodus way theme through foundational stories in the Old Testament, key narratives about John the Baptist and Jesus, and other passages where all of creation experiences deliverance. Together, these passages present the exodus not as one event but as God’s primary way of rescue—a way out of darkness, through transformation, and into new life.

BibleProject | Discovering the Exodus Way Theme in Scripture

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Beshalach,” which is Hebrew for “and he sent,” and covers Exodus 13:17–17:16.

When He Sent

Are the Ten Commandments still relevant today or are they obsolete? These ancient laws were given to Moses 3,500 years ago and incredibly they still provide a framework for how we should live our lives today. Based on J.John's just10 series which has seen live attendances in excess of one million people. just10.org.

Ten Commandments // Re-Imagined

The grand drama continues as Moses leads God's people out of Egypt and into the wilderness. It's all here: parting the sea, fire from Heaven, and the Ten Commandments on Mt. Sinai. Join Through the Word as our audio guides lead you chapter by chapter through the unfolding drama of God's great rescue mission. Enjoy clear explanation and compelling application in just minutes each day. Part 2 covers Exodus 14-24.

Exodus Explained Part 2 | the Mountain of God

Over the course of ten days, learn with Jen Wilkin about the ten commandments matter and how they relate to our daily lives as Christians.

Delighting in God's Law: A 10-Day Video Series With Jen Wilkin

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. The Torah portion for this week is a double reading, Tazria-Metzora, from Leviticus 12:1-15:33. Tazria means “conceived” and Metzora means “diseased.”

Conceived / Diseased

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This parshah is called “Shemini,” which is Hebrew for “Eighth,” and covers Leviticus 9:1–11:47.

Eighth

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Tzav,” which is Hebrew for “Command,” and covers Leviticus 6:1–8:36.

Command

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Vayikra,” which is Hebrew for “And He Called,” and covers Leviticus 1:1–5:26.

And He Called

If you’ve begun reading your Bible one chapter a day on January 1st, you begin Leviticus on April 1st.
 
Leviticus is a Bible reading stopper. Most people stop reading their Bibles when they hit Leviticus.
 
Follow Allen J. Huth in what he calls Loving Leviticus, and may you find yourself loving Leviticus too!

Loving Leviticus

The ARISE Discipleship Program Reading Plan through the Pentateuch. 

The Pentateuch - ARISE

THE PROMISED LAND and Milk & Honey Studios have created this plan to help individuals and groups engage the story of Exodus and Leviticus in a fresh way. 

In this 6-day devotional, you’ll see clips from THE PROMISED LAND, read passages of Scripture, and reflect on questions that connect the Hebrews’ journey to your own walk of faith. Through humor, reverence, and honesty, we’ll discover that God uses ordinary, imperfect people to accomplish His extraordinary purposes.



A Week in the Wilderness: A 6-Day Devotional 

THE PROMISED LAND and Milk and Honey Studios have created this plan to help individuals and groups engage the story of Exodus and Leviticus in a fresh way.

In this 30-day devotional, you’ll see clips from THE PROMISED LAND, read passages of Scripture, and reflect on questions that connect Israel’s journey to your own walk of faith. Through humor, reverence, and honesty, we’ll discover that God uses ordinary, imperfect people to accomplish His extraordinary purposes.

The Promised Land Bible Study: Exodus Edition, 30 Day Plan

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (First Year-March)

This is a monthly Bible reading program for one year. You may also join this program through audio Bible by listening to it for about 20 minutes daily. Let's be more active in reading the word of God every day.

Bible Yearly Plan for February

In Part 2 of Leviticus, God calls his people to separate themselves from the world and be holy, set apart for Him. It’s a powerful book. It’s also - if we’re honest - a little dry. But fret not! Through the Word is here to explain it. Peyton Jones brings Leviticus to life as he guides you through the laws, feasts, and offerings that all lead us back to Jesus.

Leviticus Explained Part 2 | Be Holy as I Am Holy

This 16-day plan will walk you through the book of Leviticus by reading a short passage daily. Each day is accompanied by a short video that explains what you're reading and how it's all about Jesus. In this plan, you'll learn that Jesus' sacrificial love cleanses guilt, restores brokenness, and makes a way for unholy people to draw near into God’s holy presence with confidence and joy.

Leviticus: Living in God's Holy Presence | Video Devotional

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year and ushers in the High Holy Days of the Jewish calendar. Traditional foods and greetings center on the hopes for a sweet year to come. This 7 day Bible reading plan provides ways to reflect and consider how this next year can be sweeter as we grow in our relationship and understanding of God. This plan can be enjoyed at any time of the year, or when someone is wanting a fresh start. 

7 Days to a Sweeter Year

In the spirit of the Jubilee release, let’s dive into what the Bible says about “jubilee”. 

LEVITICUS 25:54
“If any Israelites have not been bought back by the time the Year of Jubilee arrives, they and their children must be set free at that time.” 

Maverick City Music: Jubilee Plan

Welcome to the Bible’s first boring book! Leviticus is notorious for leaving readers confused and weary. But fear not! Through the Word is here to explain it as Peyton Jones guides you through each chapter with a clear and concise audio guide. The offerings, laws, and festivals of Leviticus come to life as you understand the heart of the message and see how each element connects you to Jesus.

Leviticus

The last chapter of Exodus ends with an interesting detail – Moses can’t enter the tent of meeting because it is filled with God’s glory. God’s presence is so holy that even Moses can’t come near! Therefore, God must sanctify Moses and His people for holiness, and this is what Leviticus is about. Leviticus means “And He Called”. God calls us to repentance and a lifelong journey of holiness.

Through the Bible: Leviticus

GLEANINGS is a one-year devotional through the Bible. Leviticus begins where Exodus left off. No sooner did the glory cloud come down to rest on the tabernacle in the concluding verses of Exodus, than God instructed Moses with the content in Leviticus which is a book about atonement.  “The word kipper (“to make atonement”) is used almost fifty times in Leviticus.

GLEANINGS - Leviticus

This plan will guide the young readers through every book in the Bible from Genesis to Revelation as they explore the Bible daily. New understanding will be revealed through the concise and child-friendly devotional. Children will understand that every part of the Bible is meaningful and relevant to their lives. Ultimately, this devotional will guide them to live daily in God's way.

Bible Explorer for the Young (Leviticus)

Shavuot celebrates God giving the Torah to Israel and later fulfilling His promise by sending the Holy Spirit to believers through Jesus (Yeshua) at Pentecost. For Christians, a Shavuot Bible reading plan reveals the deep connection between the Old and New Testaments, highlighting God’s covenant, the Spirit’s power, and the call to live set apart for Him. This plan offers a chance to grow spiritually and connect with God’s redemption story and plan through Yeshua (Jesus).

Encountering God in the Jewish Feast of Weeks

This devotion (taken from Book of Leviticus) will equip you with biblical truths , and guide you to practice it daily as you continue your walk of faith in Christ.


Book of Leviticus

Going through the book of Leviticus will help those who have thoughts about the passage they read that day. This reading plan is aimed at having a systematic study despite the not so interesting chapters. 

Through Leviticus

Begin your journey through Leviticus with clarity.

On the first day of this plan, you will read a guided introduction alongside the opening chapters of Leviticus. This introduction explains the purpose of the book and how God called His people to worship Him and live as a holy nation. You will see how sacrifices, priesthood, and daily life were shaped by God’s holiness.

As you read, remember that Leviticus is still being translated today so communities around the world can encounter God’s Word in the language they understand best.

This plan offers a clear starting point as you read Leviticus.

Leviticus: A Guided Bible Introduction

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This portion is a double reading, Acharei Mot-Kedoshim, from Leviticus 16:1—20:27. Acharei Mot means “after the death,” and Kedoshim means “holy ones.”

After the Death / Holy Ones

Tearfund’s mission is to help communities around the world escape the very worst effects of poverty and disaster. How might this mission be tied to the Biblical concept of jubilee? There are seven themes in Leviticus 25 that depict a twofold movement of God’s acting and our responding, releasing us to the better life God has for us.


Leviticus 25: A Radical Vision of God’s Justice

Although often overlooked and ignored, the book of Leviticus is filled with God's gracious and merciful provisions for his people. Through sacrifice and ritual, God enabled his sinful people to dwell in his holy presence. 

Old Testament Books

Genesis

Bible Basics: The Pentateuch

God's Special Time by Ella Omukhango

FOUNDATIONS: A 14-Day Journey Through Genesis

The Beginning of Everything - Fall

Flatirons Students Summer Devo

Anxiety and Its Roots in Identity | 7 Day Devotional in Genesis 1-11

THE FAITHFUL: Rebekah

Seek First

The Beginning of Everything - Creation

Origins: The Dreamers (Genesis 42–50)

And He Left

God's Search for Man -- 3 Questions That Change Everything

Genesis Explained Part 4 | One Extraordinary Life

And He Sent

Genesis Explained Part 2 | the Journey Begins

(Re)made in His Image

Made on Purpose: Identity, Relationship & Design in Genesis 2

God in Chaos

God Won't Leave You There: Joseph's Story

Genesis: God's Good Design (Genesis 1-5)

Jesus in All of Genesis - A Video Devotional

Genesis: The God Who Keeps His Word (Genesis 12-25)

Beginnings: The Story That Shapes Everything

Genesis: Chapter by Chapter

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (First Year-January)

Exodus

Watermark Gospel | the Birth of Moses

Letting God Be Enough: Why Striving Keeps You Stuck & How Surrender Sets You Free

BibleProject | The Great Escape

Deliverance: A Study In Exodus

Exodus

In Want + Plenty by Meredith McDaniel

Real Hope: A Study in Exodus

Exodus: The Covenant

Flatirons Students Summer Devo

Exodus: Chapter by Chapter

Daily Bible Reading, December 2022: God’s Renewing Word of Joy

And I Appeared

Exodus: Idols and Irons

Exodus: Our Freedom Story

The Old Stories: Moses - 15 Days in the Wilderness

Jethro

Exodus Explained Part 3 | God With Us

Come

The Tabernacle: Blueprint of Redemption

Offering

BibleProject | Discovering the Exodus Way Theme in Scripture

When He Sent

Ten Commandments // Re-Imagined

Exodus Explained Part 2 | the Mountain of God

Delighting in God's Law: A 10-Day Video Series With Jen Wilkin

Leviticus

Conceived / Diseased

Eighth

Command

And He Called

Loving Leviticus

The Pentateuch - ARISE

A Week in the Wilderness: A 6-Day Devotional

The Promised Land Bible Study: Exodus Edition, 30 Day Plan

Two-Year Chronological Bible Reading Plan (First Year-March)

Bible Yearly Plan for February

Leviticus Explained Part 2 | Be Holy as I Am Holy

Leviticus: Living in God's Holy Presence | Video Devotional

7 Days to a Sweeter Year

Maverick City Music: Jubilee Plan

Leviticus

Through the Bible: Leviticus

GLEANINGS - Leviticus

Bible Explorer for the Young (Leviticus)

Encountering God in the Jewish Feast of Weeks

Book of Leviticus

Through Leviticus

Leviticus: A Guided Bible Introduction

After the Death / Holy Ones

Leviticus 25: A Radical Vision of God’s Justice

Holiness: A Study In Leviticus