New Testament

The Gospel of Jesus the Messiah, written with Israel’s scriptures in view.

A fast-moving account of Jesus’ ministry, death, and resurrection.

An orderly narrative of Jesus’ life, from his birth to his ascension.

The Gospel that begins with the Word made flesh and the signs Jesus did.

The risen Jesus’ followers carry the message from Jerusalem to Rome.

Paul’s letter on the gospel, faith, and life in Christ for Jews and Gentiles.

Paul corrects division and disorder in the church at Corinth.

Paul defends his ministry and appeals for reconciliation and generosity.

Paul insists that people are put right with God by faith, not by the law.

A letter on the church as one body in Christ, and how that life looks.

A letter of joy and partnership from Paul, written while he is in prison.

Christ is supreme over every power, and his people live from that fullness.

Encouragement for a young church, with teaching about the Lord’s return.

Further teaching about the day of the Lord, and a call to keep working.

Instructions for Timothy on leadership, worship, and sound teaching.

Paul’s last letter, urging Timothy to guard the message and endure.

Guidance for appointing elders and teaching a church in Crete.

Paul asks Philemon to receive Onesimus back as a brother.

A sermon on Jesus as the final priest and sacrifice, calling readers to hold on.

Practical teaching on faith that shows itself in speech, mercy, and endurance.

A letter to scattered believers on hope and conduct under suffering.

A warning against false teachers and a reminder of the Lord’s promises.

Tests of real fellowship with God: truth, love, and faith in the Son.

A short letter on walking in truth and not welcoming deceivers.

A note praising hospitality and warning against a domineering leader.

An urgent appeal to contend for the faith against those who distort it.

A vision of Jesus, letters to seven churches, and the end of evil.