BONUS: Bringing the Bible Back to Catholics (with Jeff Cavins)

The New American Bible, first published in 1970, is an English translation of Sacred Scripture from the original biblical languages, carried out by members of the Catholic Biblical Association of America under the sponsorship of the U.S. bishops' Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. The Revised Edition (NABRE), released in 2011, incorporates updates to the Old Testament based on the best available manuscripts and includes book introductions, outlines, and extensive study notes for better understanding of the historical, cultural, and literary context.

The Great Adventure Catholic Bible uses the Revised Standard Version – Second Catholic Edition and integrates The Great Adventure Bible Timeline Learning System. This system includes color-coded timelines, articles summarizing each period of salvation history, key event call-outs, detailed charts, and newly designed full-color maps. The Bible also features the words of Jesus printed in red and provides a comprehensive overview of important characters, key events, geography, and major covenants. It is designed to make the complexity of reading the Bible simple by giving a big picture of salvation history and showing how everything ties together.

The Action Bible is a comic book retelling of the Christian Bible, edited by Doug Mauss and illustrated by Sergio Cariello. It includes stories from both the Old and New Testaments, presenting more than 230 narratives in chronological order. The book features powerful imagery and clear storytelling, making it easy to follow the Bible's historical flow. It has been updated with new stories, expanded narratives, and additional illustrations, enhancing the reader's experience. The Action Bible has been widely distributed, translated into 29 languages, and is available in various formats, including a mobile app.

The Great Adventure Bible Timeline Chart is a visual tool that arranges the key people, places, and events of Sacred Scripture in chronological order. It divides the Bible into twelve time periods, focuses on fourteen narrative books, and traces God's family plan through a series of covenants. The chart is color-coded to make it easy to remember and understand the big picture of the Bible. It also coordinates with other materials from The Great Adventure Catholic Bible Study program and includes world historical events to provide a 'real time' understanding of biblical events.