Have you ever struggled to see how all the pieces of the Bible fit together?

You're not alone. Many believers find it challenging to connect the dots between the events of Scripture and how they relate to each other. But here’s the good news: Understanding the timeline of Scripture can bring clarity and a deeper sense of purpose to your Bible study, helping you see the big picture of God’s unfolding story.

In this episode, Iva May breaks down the importance of studying Scripture chronologically and why every believer should understand the overarching story arc of the Bible. You’ll gain fresh insights into how God’s plan has been unfolding since creation and how you fit into this incredible narrative.

Related Resources:

NLT One Year Chronological Study Bible: Read the story of the Bible in historical order, broken into 14 eras. This Study Bible includes notes and devotional questions to help you see God’s grand narrative and your place in it.
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- @NLTBible: Discover how the NLT Bible makes Scripture accessible and relatable for everyday life.
- @ChronologicalBibleTeaching: Learn more from Iva May and her team as they teach practical ways to understand the Bible as one continuous story.
The First 5 app is your go-to resource for interactive Bible study. Beginning January 6, join us as we dive into Genesis and help you unpack the foundational truths of Scripture. Download the First 5 app.
Genesis Study Guide: Pair your study of Genesis with this comprehensive guide, filled with thought-provoking questions and insights that help you apply what you’re learning to your daily life. Get your study guide.
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