Anatomy of the Bible

Would you watch bits and pieces of a movie and expect to understand the whole story?

Of course not!

Yet, we often approach the Bible that way, reading the parts we are comfortable with, while avoiding the more difficult books. I used to do that, too, until I realized I wasn't getting the whole story. 

That's why I created the Anatomy of the Bible study series--to help you get the whole picture.

One thing I have discovered over the years is that we avoid what we don't understand. And some parts of the Bible can be really confusing.

  • It's not in chronological order.
  • It's written in different styles of literature.
  • It's written within a particular history and culture that are different from ours.

After many years of both formal and informal study, I have learned how to approach the Bible from its chronological, historical, and cultural context. 

The Bible is many books that tell one story, and without that whole context, we miss out on valuable meaning for our lives.

The good news is that you CAN grow your understanding of ALL of the Bible.

Anatomy of the Bible is a 10-session study series designed to help you understand how all the Bible fits together through history, culture, and time.

With video instruction and printable worksheets, you can go through the study series at your own pace, gaining valuable knowledge that will increase your understanding and fuel your desire to learn more.

Anatomy of the Bible will grow your understanding of God's Word, so you can grow your faith!


11 Modules

Introduction to Anatomy of the Bible

Anatomy of the Bible is a 10-Session video study series that gives you the chronological, historical, and thematic overview of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. This context will make the Bible easier to understand so you can grow your faith.

The Pentateuch

Session 1 is an overview of the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

The Historical Books

Session 2 is an overview of the historical books of the Bible in chronological order.

The Wisdom and Poetic Books

Session 3 covers the wisdom and poetic books of the Bible: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon.

The Prophetic Books

Session 4 is an overview of the prophetic books in their historical context. We will look at each book according to whether the prophecy was to the Israelites pre-exile, during the exile, or post-exile.

The Intertestamental Period

Session 5 is an overview of the time between the Old and New Testaments, which helps lay the foundation of context for the Gospels.

The Gospels

Session 6 is an overview of each of the Gospels of Jesus Christ in their historical context and cultural context.

The Acts of the Apostles

Session 7 is an overview of the book of Acts and and the first 30 years of history of the early church.

The Pauline Epistles

Session 8 is an overview of the letters of Paul in chronological and historical context. We look at each letter and how it fits the context of Paul's missionary journeys.

The General Epistles

Session 9 is an overview of the General Epistles of the New Testament in light of historical and biblical context.

The Revelation

Session 10 is an overview of the prophetic and apocalyptic nature of Revelation and how we can view the book in light of it.

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