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Foundations
BibleProject Collection
19 videos
A foundational journey through the literary styles of Scripture. Learn what the Bible is, how it was written, and how to read it wisely — from Genesis to Revelation.
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Series 01
Proverbs 1 — 9
9 sessions
A foundational study on reverence, wisdom, and the beginning of all true understanding. Walk through the opening poems of Proverbs — Lady Wisdom, Lady Folly, and the call to a life ordered by the fear of the Lord.
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Daily Reading Plan
9-day plan
Nine days through the opening poems of Proverbs — one chapter a day. Walk slowly through the call of wisdom, the warnings of folly, and the foundation of all true knowledge.
Start Plan on Bible.com →Solomon opens with a thesis: the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Wisdom is not information — it is reverent submission to the God who made you.
Reflect: Where in your life are you trying to be wise without first fearing God?
Wisdom is not given to the casual seeker. It is found by those who cry out, search, and dig — as for hidden silver.
Reflect: What would it look like to pursue wisdom with the urgency you give other goals?
Trust in the Lord with all your heart — and refuse the comfort of your own understanding. Reverence reorders every plan.
Reflect: What decision are you currently leaning on your own understanding to make?
Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it. The wise life is built by what you allow in and what you refuse.
Reflect: What are you currently allowing in that you know is shaping you wrongly?
The forbidden path promises sweetness and ends in bitterness. Wisdom names temptation honestly before it captures you.
Reflect: What sin are you flirting with that you need to name out loud today?
Go to the ant. Wisdom shows up in small, steady habits long before it shows up in great moments.
Reflect: What small habit, repeated daily, would most reshape your life this year?
Folly is not loud at first — it is flattering. The naive young man does not fall because he is evil but because he is unprotected.
Reflect: Where are you walking without protection — friends, accountability, or Scripture?
Wisdom stands at the crossroads and calls. She is not hidden — she is rejected. Christ is the wisdom of God personified.
Reflect: Where is wisdom calling you publicly that you have been ignoring privately?
Two women set tables. Two voices call. Every day you choose which house you enter. The fear of the Lord is still the beginning.
Reflect: Which table have you been sitting at most often this season?
Series 02
Galatians 5
6 sessions
What it means to live by the Spirit in a culture that worships the flesh. Paul's letter to the Galatians shows how the Gospel frees believers from law-keeping and empowers a Spirit-led life marked by love.
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Daily Reading Plan
6-day plan
Six days through Galatians — Paul's letter to a church drifting back into rule-keeping. Learn what it means to live by the Spirit and walk in the freedom Christ purchased.
Start Plan on Bible.com →Paul is astonished — they are turning to a different gospel so soon. Any 'gospel' that adds to grace is no gospel at all.
Reflect: What have you been quietly adding to the gospel of grace?
I have been crucified with Christ. The old self does not need to be improved — it needs to be buried.
Reflect: Where are you still trying to perform for a verdict Christ already gave you?
The law was a guardian until Christ came. Now, through faith, you are a child of God — heir, not servant.
Reflect: Are you living as a slave to law-keeping or as an heir of promise?
The Spirit cries 'Abba, Father' from inside you. Sonship is not earned — it is received and lived from.
Reflect: When did you last actually speak to God as Father, not as judge?
The flesh and the Spirit are in opposition. Walking by the Spirit is not passive — it is a daily, deliberate yielding.
Reflect: Which work of the flesh keeps reappearing? Which fruit of the Spirit are you starving?
Do not be deceived — God is not mocked. You will reap what you sow. The Spirit-led life is built by Spirit-led seeds.
Reflect: What are you sowing this week that you will not want to harvest next year?
Series 03
Romans 12
7 sessions
Discipline of thought, identity in Christ, and the transformation God commands. Romans traces how the righteousness of God in Jesus reshapes the believer's mind, body, and community.
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Daily Reading Plan
7-day plan
Seven days through key sections of Romans. Paul moves from sin and condemnation to grace, identity, and the Spirit-empowered life that renews the mind.
Start Plan on Bible.com →The gospel is the power of God for salvation — not a self-help message but a rescue announcement.
Reflect: Do you treat the gospel as the power of God, or as elementary information?
All have sinned. All who believe are justified freely by grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus.
Reflect: Where are you still trying to earn what Christ has already given freely?
You are not who you were. Count yourselves dead to sin and alive to God in Christ Jesus.
Reflect: What sin are you treating as your master when Christ has set you free?
There is no condemnation. The Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead lives in you. Nothing can separate you from God's love.
Reflect: What condemnation are you carrying that the Spirit wants to lift today?
Do not conform — be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Renewal is the daily work of the believer.
Reflect: What part of your thinking has been shaped more by the world than by Scripture?
A renewed mind produces a renewed life — humility, honor, hospitality, blessing enemies, overcoming evil with good.
Reflect: Which of these marks of a renewed life is the Spirit pressing on you?
The night is nearly over. Put on the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for the flesh.
Reflect: What 'provision for the flesh' do you need to stop making today?
Series 04
Matthew 5 — 7
12 sessions
The constitution of the Kingdom — Christ's teaching for those who would follow Him. Explore the careful design of Jesus' most famous sermon, from the Beatitudes to the call to build on the rock.
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Daily Reading Plan
12-day plan
Twelve days through Matthew 5 — 7. Walk through the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, and the call to build your life on the rock of Christ's words.
Start Plan on Bible.com →Jesus opens by blessing the people the world overlooks — the poor in spirit, the mourning, the meek. The Kingdom inverts every value.
Reflect: Which beatitude describes you least? Which would Jesus call you most into?
You are salt. You are light. Your good works are meant to be seen — not for your glory, but for the Father's.
Reflect: Where has your saltiness gone flat? Where is your light hidden?
Jesus moves the law inward — murder begins with contempt. Reconciliation comes before religious offering.
Reflect: Who do you need to be reconciled to before you next worship?
Purity begins in the eye and the imagination. Let your yes be yes and your no be no.
Reflect: Where do your private decisions contradict your public words?
Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect — perfect in love that extends to enemies.
Reflect: Who is the 'enemy' Jesus is asking you to love this week?
Giving, prayer, and fasting — done for the Father who sees in secret, not the crowd that applauds.
Reflect: Which of these three disciplines is weakest in your life right now?
Pray like this. Six petitions that order the believer's whole life around the Father's name, kingdom, and will.
Reflect: Which petition do you skip past most quickly when you pray?
Seek first the Kingdom. Worry is the receipt of misplaced trust.
Reflect: What are you worrying about that reveals where your treasure really is?
Take the plank out of your own eye. Ask, seek, knock — the Father gives good gifts.
Reflect: Whose speck are you focused on while ignoring your plank?
Narrow is the gate. The crowd is no measure of the way of Christ.
Reflect: Are you on the broad road of comfort or the narrow road of obedience?
Not everyone who says 'Lord, Lord' enters the Kingdom — only those who do the Father's will.
Reflect: What fruit does the last month of your life actually testify to?
Hearing without doing is sand. The wise build on the rock of obedience to Christ's words.
Reflect: What is one teaching from this study you have heard but not yet built on?
Series 05
Selected Scriptures
5 sessions
Recovering the lost disciplines of the believer with biblical grounding. Study the Lord's Prayer at the center of the Sermon on the Mount and the purpose of fasting throughout Scripture.
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5-day plan
Five days recovering the disciplines of prayer and fasting. Sit with the Lord's Prayer, watch Jesus pray, and learn the biblical purpose of the empty stomach.
Start Plan on Bible.com →The disciples did not ask Jesus to teach them to preach — they asked Him to teach them to pray. He gives them a pattern and a Father.
Reflect: If a friend asked you to teach them to pray, what would you say?
Pray like this. Not many words. Not for show. The Father knows what you need before you ask.
Reflect: Which line of the Lord's Prayer do you most need to pray slowly today?
The fast God chooses is not performance — it is mercy, justice, and a heart turned outward in love.
Reflect: What kind of fast is God calling you into — from food, from comfort, from self?
Forty days in the wilderness. Jesus answers every temptation with Scripture. Fasting clarifies what truly feeds you.
Reflect: What temptation gets louder in your life when you are full and comfortable?
Always pray and do not give up. Prayer that quits is prayer that never believed God was a Father.
Reflect: What prayer have you quit on that the Lord may be asking you to take back up?
Series 06
Ephesians 1 — 3
8 sessions
Who you are now that you belong to God — and how that reshapes everything. Ephesians unfolds the Gospel as the formation of a new humanity, unified in Christ and energized by the Spirit.
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8-day plan
Eight days through Ephesians 1 — 3. Paul unfolds who you are in Christ — chosen, adopted, sealed, raised, and built together into the household of God.
Start Plan on Bible.com →Chosen before the foundation of the world. Adopted. Redeemed. Sealed with the Spirit. Your identity was decided in eternity.
Reflect: Which of these — chosen, adopted, redeemed, sealed — do you most struggle to believe is true of you?
Paul prays you would know the hope, riches, and power that are already yours. Identity is something you know, then live.
Reflect: What would change today if you actually knew the power at work in you?
You were dead — now alive. By grace through faith. You are God's workmanship, created for good works prepared in advance.
Reflect: What good work has God prepared for you that you have been delaying?
Christ tore down the dividing wall. You are no longer a stranger — you are a citizen, a member of God's household.
Reflect: Where do you still live like an outsider rather than a member of God's household?
The mystery hidden for ages is now revealed — Christ in you, the hope of glory, for every people.
Reflect: Who in your life needs to hear that this mystery is for them too?
Rooted and established in love. Paul prays you would grasp how wide, long, high, and deep the love of Christ is.
Reflect: When did you last let yourself be loved by God — not just believe in His love?
Live a life worthy of the calling. Unity, humility, gentleness, patience — identity becomes character.
Reflect: Which of these four marks would those closest to you say is least visible in you?
Put off the old self. Put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.
Reflect: What is one 'old self' habit the Spirit is asking you to put off this week?
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