
Bible 101: Building a Firm Foundation in the Word!
Discover the structure, history, and meaning of the Scriptures through simple, powerful lessons designed to give you the essential building blocks of biblical knowledge.
This 15-lesson Bible study series walks students through the Scriptures in a clear, structured, and historical way—from understanding how the Bible is organized, to identifying the people, covenants, kingdoms, writings, and prophecies that shape its message. Each lesson builds on the last, tracing Israel’s story from the Torah through the Prophets, Gospels, Epistles, and Revelation, revealing how the Law, Messiah, and Kingdom are all connected. The goal is to restore biblical context, identity, and understanding—showing not just what the Bible says, but who it is about and where we are in the story today.
An overview of how the Bible is organized, why the books are arranged as they are, and how to approach Scripture with clarity and purpose.
Explores the Bible in its true historical timeline, showing when each book was written and how the events and writings overlap in real time.
Breaks down God’s covenants with Israel, explaining the role of the Law, the Prophets, and how covenant governs obedience, blessing, and judgment.
Identifies the nations, tribes, and peoples of Scripture, with a focus on Israel’s identity, lineage, and role in God’s plan.
Examines the foundational themes of the first five books, including creation, covenant, law, obedience, and divine order.
Explains Israel’s leadership structure, the purpose of judges and kings, and how obedience or rebellion shaped the nation’s history.
Covers the division of the kingdom, the differences between Israel and Judah, and the spiritual consequences that followed.
Walks through the historical writings that record Israel’s wars, exile, return, and national restoration efforts.
Explores biblical wisdom literature and its teachings on righteousness, discipline, suffering, worship, and daily living.
Introduces the prophetic books, explaining their messages, audiences, historical settings, and warnings of judgment and restoration.
Examines the intertestamental period, highlighting historical shifts that set the stage for the coming of the Messiah.
Focuses on Yeshua’s ministry, teachings, fulfillment of prophecy, and role in restoring covenant understanding.
Details the early assembly, the spread of the message, and how the apostles carried the gospel to the nations.
Explains the letters written to early assemblies, addressing doctrine, conduct, correction, and perseverance in faith.
Unpacks Revelation as a prophetic roadmap, revealing judgment, restoration, and the establishment of God’s Kingdom.
Bible 101 Lessons