Classroom is designed as an accessible experience for people with varying levels of biblical knowledge. Whether you're starting to explore the Bible or are a lifelong student of Scripture, Classroom will take your Bible study to the next level. If you're new to studying Scripture, we recommend starting with the Introduction to the Hebrew Bible ...

Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? This class is all about the origins of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and how to develop the skills necessary for reading it well. We’ll explore the biblical and historical data about the production of the biblical scrolls, focusing on why and how these texts were formed into a unified collection.

Learn the Bible with media tools that guide individuals and groups in studying its story. Use our videos and other free online resources.

In Ephesians, Paul summarizes what the most important apocalyptic event in history is: Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and the gift of the Spirit to bring new creation right here in the present world.

Explore resources to help you study the Bible, on your own or in a group, and get a fuller picture of the Bible and its key themes. Guides By Category Sermon on the Mount

The early chapters of Genesis introduce a cycle of testing and rebellion that we’ll see repeated throughout the Bible. Study Genesis 2-5 and discover how this failed test set God’s plan to restore humanity as his partners into motion.

Try a course that guides you through the meaning of significant topics in the Bible's book of Genesis like Noah's flood, the city of Babylon, and more.

Try a course that guides you through the story of Jacob in Genesis, and see how God’s faithfulness transcends human failure.

Every book in the Hebrew Bible uses coordinated topics and ideas to connect to other books in the Bible—like a hyperlink. Explore some of the hyperlinks between Jonah and the rest of Scripture. 1 Hour 46 Minutes

Explore the genealogy and birth of Jesus in Matthew 1-2. Learn key themes, historical context, and theological significance in the birth of the Messiah.