Genesis

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

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

Genesis is one of the most misread books in history — and one of the most relevant. It asks a question every generation must face: Why is the world broken? Over seven days, trace the ancient narrative of creation, fracture, and restoration. Discover five enduring lessons about identity, integrity, pride, and redemption that speak directly into modern life — whether you're reading Genesis for the first time or returning after years away.

GENESIS EXPLAINED

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 

We all face moments that feel like the end—when we’re stuck, overlooked, or betrayed. But the pit isn’t the end of your story.

In this five-day devotional, journey through Joseph’s life as he moves from the pit to the prison to the palace. Discover how God’s purpose keeps unfolding, even when life feels paused. If you’re navigating pain, disappointment, or waiting for breakthrough, this plan will remind you that God sees you, He’s not done, and He’s still writing your story.

Don’t Quit in the Pit

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)

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

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)

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.