What if the Bible, rather than being a collection of disconnected ancient writings, is actually one of the most unified and coherent books ever assembled? That is exactly what we explore in this deep and refreshing walk through all 66 books of Scripture. From Genesis to Revelation, one theme pulses through every page: God's redemption of mankind. We see it in the Passover lamb of Exodus, pointing forward to the perfect Lamb who would take away the sins of the world. We see it in the book of Ruth, where a kinsman redeemer rescues a woman with no hope, mirroring what Christ does for each of us. We see it in the silent years between the Testaments, where God was quietly arranging history -- roads, language, political structures -- so that when the Messiah arrived, the moment would be exactly right. This is not a book that stumbled into coherence. It was authored with intention, across 1,500 years and more than 40 writers, and it tells one breathtaking story. For those of us who sometimes wonder whether our faith rests on solid ground, this overview of Scripture's unity is both an anchor and an invitation to go deeper.

Discussion Questions:

- How can the four tips for Interpreting Scripture help avoid generating myths?

- What would Scripture say is the best way to interact with people who are on the defense simply because you are a Christian? Provide Bible passages.

- “If you don’t reflect grace, you don’t understand grace.” Explain this statement.

- According to Matthew 7:2-5, why must we self-evaluate before evaluating one of our brothers?

- After reading the following verses, determine what they have in common. 1 Cor. 6:2; Ps. 119:66; John 7:24; Matt. 7:6,16; 18:15-17; Philip. 1:9