Free, self-paced Bible courses. Work through the lessons in order, take the short quiz at the end of each class, and pick up right where you left off.
I Want to Follow Jesus is a standalone six-lesson course for anyone who is thinking about becoming a Christian. It explains why we need Jesus, what he has done, how a person comes to him, and what it will mean to stay with him for life. It assumes very little or no Bible knowledge and needs no earlier course.
Basics for New Believers is a standalone eight-lesson course on what a new Christian most needs to know and do in the first months of following Jesus. It needs no earlier course, and each lesson draws on several Bible passages.
A six-lesson course, the first of four in this series: the layout, story, and origin of the Bible. Each lesson takes about 20 to 30 minutes, with multiple-choice questions.
How We Got the Bible is a six-lesson course that traces the Bible’s journey from the first writers to the English Bible in your hands. It is the second of four courses in the Beginner track, after Introducing the Bible and before How to Study the Bible. Work through the lessons at your own pace, and pick up right where you left off.
How to Study the Bible is a seven-lesson course that teaches one simple method a student can use on any passage: observe, interpret, apply. It is the third of four courses in the Beginner track, after Introducing the Bible and How We Got the Bible and before The Sermon on the Mount.
The Sermon on the Mount is a four-lesson course that walks through Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5-7, using the observe, interpret, apply method from Course 3. It is the fourth and final course in the Beginner track, after Introducing the Bible, How We Got the Bible, and How to Study the Bible.
Genesis is a standalone Intermediate course that works through the first book of the Bible in twelve lessons, from creation to Israel in Egypt. It stays close to the text, and each lesson takes about 45 minutes, including the Bible reading, with ten multiple-choice questions.
An intermediate-level study of the Gospel of John, tracing who Jesus is through John’s eyewitness account.
An intermediate-level study of the Book of Acts, tracing the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome.
An advanced-level study of the book of Job in ten lessons, working through the poetry and argument of the book from the test to the restoration.
An advanced-level study of Paul’s letter to the Romans in eight lessons, following his sustained argument from the gospel to the obedience of faith.
An advanced-level study of the last book of the Bible in ten lessons, working through Revelation’s symbols, visions, and promises from the risen Christ to the new creation.
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