Free Visual Resources to Help You Teach the Bible Clearly

The Book of Numbers is often viewed as a wandering, disjointed narrative—part story, part census, part law. But beneath that surface lies a carefully crafted structure. And it's marked not by geograph...

Philippians 2:6–11 is often admired as one of the most profound hymns about Christ’s humility and exaltation. But this passage does far more than inspire worship—it provides a structural key that Paul...

The Gospel of Matthew is not simply a collection of Jesus’ teachings and stories—it is a carefully crafted literary work shaped by a distinct rhythm between sermons and narrative. Understanding this r...

You’ve been reading Psalms devotionally. But have you ever read it structurally?

Most people approach the Psalms as a beautiful but loosely arranged collection — dipping in at random for comfort, wor...

If you’ve ever read 1–2 Chronicles and felt like you were rereading Samuel and Kings — well, you kind of are. But that’s the point.

Chronicles retells Israel’s story, but with a surprising twist: the...

At first glance, the closing genealogy in Ruth 4 seems… unnecessary. We just learned that Ruth and Boaz gave birth to Obed — the grandfather of David. So why tack on a list of ten names tracing the li...

The book of Exodus ends with a surprise: after all the effort to build the tabernacle, Moses still can’t enter it. God’s glory fills the space—but Moses, Israel’s mediator, stands outside. It’s a clif...