Welcome to the online home of a growing project devoted to helping people see the Bible as one unfolding story, discover their place within that story, and faithfully participate in what Yahweh is doing in their generation.

Scripture unfolds as one developing Covenant story.

It begins with Yahweh’s purpose for humanity and the world He created and moves through:

• Humanity’s fall
• the calling of Abraham
• the formation of Israel
• the giving of the Torah
• the Kingdom
• its division and exile
• the witness of the Prophets
• the growing expectation of the Messiah

Through the coming of Yeshua the Messiah, His teaching, death, resurrection, and exaltation; the giving of the Holy Spirit; the New Covenant community; and the witness of the apostles, the message of the Kingdom moves from Jerusalem to the nations.

Scripture then looks ahead to:

the return of the Messiah
the resurrection of the dead
the coming Kingdom
final judgment
the New Heavens and New Earth

These are not disconnected events, teachings, or subjects. They belong to

and that story is not finished.

We are living within the continuing story of what Yahweh has been doing from the beginning. His invitation is not simply to learn about that story, but to discover where we belong within it, to understand what He is doing, recognize what He has entrusted to us, and faithfully do our part within His purposes.

The larger vision behind this website

Discovering God’s Story is being developed as a place where that journey can continue through books and workbooks, articles, videos, teaching resources, testimonies, studies of biblical themes, church history, resources for discipleship and community, and eventually opportunities for people to learn, discuss, and grow together.

The purpose is not simply to provide more information about the Bible. It is to encourage people to seek, examine, ask questions, make connections, grow in understanding, and allow what they discover to shape the way they live.

At the heart of the project are the Discovering God’s Story books and companion workbooks. They provide the foundational journey through the biblical narrative upon which many of the additional resources being developed for this website will build upon.

The Books and Workbooks at the Heart of Discovering God’s Story

The books and workbooks form the foundation of the Discovering God’s Story project. Together, they are designed to help readers first see and understand the biblical story, and then move more deeply into personal discovery, discipleship, growth, and faithful participation within that story.

Volume One begins by helping readers develop a framework for studying Scripture within its larger story. It then begins in Genesis and follows the unfolding narrative through the Torah, Writings, Prophets, and ultimately the life and ministry of Yahshua the Messiah in the four Gospels.

Volume Two picks up where Volume One concludes, beginning with Acts and continuing through the apostolic writings before culminating in Revelation.

Together, the two volumes provide a continuous journey from Genesis to Revelation, helping readers see how the Covenants, people, promises, events, teachings, warnings, and hopes of Scripture connect and develop as one unfolding story.

You may know many of the pieces.
Discovering God’s Story helps you fit those pieces together and understand the story they are telling.

The companion workbooks follow the same journey as the books but are designed to help readers engage with that story more personally.

Workbook Volume One accompanies Volume One.
Workbook Volume Two continues alongside Volume Two.

Rather than simply repeating what the books teach or asking readers to recall information, the workbooks guide them back into Scripture to examine the biblical text for themselves, ask meaningful questions, recognize patterns and connections, and consider what Yahweh is revealing.
Each lesson is built around four movements.

1. Summary provides a brief orientation to what has been presented.
2. Taking a Closer Look returns to Scripture and helps readers slow down, observe carefully, and learn to notice the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the biblical text.
3. Considering What He Is Revealing moves from observation toward personal reflection and understanding. Readers are encouraged to prayerfully consider what Yahweh may be revealing to them through the Holy Spirit as they examine Scripture, while also considering the patterns, purposes, consequences, Covenant connections, and place of the passage within the larger biblical narrative.
4. Life Together in Community encourages readers to share what they are discovering, listen to others, learn together, and consider how truth should shape the way Yahweh’s people live.

At the heart of the workbooks is the conviction that discipleship involves more than receiving someone else’s conclusions. Readers are encouraged to learn how to seek, examine, question, discover, and grow for themselves. The goal is not to do all of the thinking for the reader, but to help develop people who know how to return to Scripture, recognize the larger story, and continue discovering what Yahweh is revealing.

The workbooks are also designed with community in mind. Scripture was never intended merely to produce isolated individuals with more biblical knowledge. Discovery becomes richer as people learn together, ask questions, listen to one another, offer correction and encouragement, and put what they are learning into practice within their relationships and communities.

Ultimately, the workbooks are intended to help move the reader from information toward formation, from knowing the biblical story to becoming a faithful participant within it.

The journey moves from:

learning the story,
to understanding the story,
to discovering our place within it, and faithfully living it out together.