Before we walk through God’s Story itself, it helps to know the book — how to read it, how it came to us, and how its parts fit together. The Bible is not one volume but a library of sixty-six books, written across centuries by many hands, yet telling a single story with one Author, one theme, and one hero.

This opening section lays the foundation: how to approach Scripture, why a slow and serious reading bears the most fruit, how the text came into the form we hold today, and the great themes that bind the Old and New Testaments into one.

What you will find in this section