Genesis 8-12. God places a rainbow in the sky to remind us that His judgment will never be expressed as a flood, and Abram begins his relationship with God.

Genesis 4-7. The first murder in the Bible, a riddle about genealogy, and the flood that made Noah famous.

Genesis 1-3. Beginnings of creation and the fall of man.

Intro to the Pentateuch. The first five books of the Bible, collectively known as the Pentateuch or Torah: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

John 20-21. Jesus appears to his followers after His resurrection and gives them instructions before His ascension.

John 18-19. The trial and crucifixion of Jesus

John 16-17. Jesus continues his farewell address to his disciples and describes the great mystery of our union with Him and the Father.

John 14-15. Jesus continues his final instructions to His disciples before His crucifixion, and foretells the coming of the Holy Spirit.

John 13. Jesus bids his disciples farewell and teaches them about the importance of loving one another by serving one another.

John 11. Jesus triumphantly enters Jerusalem, to the delight of the masses, but the hatred of the Pharisees who now see His death as the only way to preserve their grip on power.

Our family’s Easter sunrise service on the mountain.

John 11. Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead and proclaims His authority over life and death.

John 10. Jesus describes himself as the door to a right relationship with the father, and as the good (or model) shepherd for humanity, which again angered the Pharisees and pushed them to take up stones to kill him.

John 9. Jesus heals a man born blind and gives the spiritual answer to why he was afflicted in this way.

John 8. Jesus forgives the woman caught in adultery and has a powerful conversation with those who brought her to him.

John 7. Jesus makes his presence known at the culmination of the holiday known as Booths, and proclaims to all who would drink that He can satisfy their thirst for eternal things.

John 6. Jesus feeds the 5000 with only 2 fishes and 5 loaves when His disciples entrusted only what they had to His care.

John 5. Jesus heals a paralytic on the sabbath, which infuriated the Pharisees, and opened a discourse about the divinity of Christ.

John 4. While passing through a dangerous region, Jesus meets a woman at a remote well who is thirsty for living water and confronts her with the life-changing knowledge that He is the messiah.

John 2-3. Jesus performs his first miracle as his mother submits to his authority, and pointedly presents God’s master plan for the world to a respected Pharisees.