Learning Path
Disciple
A believer ready for the whole arc — Kingdom, compassion, identity, joy, practice, and hope.
Begin this path For a church →Purpose
Move from knowing the story to living inside it: the King's teaching, the Savior's reach, who you are in Christ, joy under pressure, faith that works, and the end of the story told without fear.
The sequence
Step 1 of 6
Matthew
The King and His Kingdom. Walk through the Sermon on the Mount, the parables, the miracles, and the cross.
Step 2 of 6
Luke
The compassionate Savior. Jesus for the outsider, the lost, and the everyday believer.
Step 3 of 6
Ephesians
Who you are in Christ — and how that identity reshapes how you live together.
Step 4 of 6
Philippians
Joy in every circumstance — confidence and contentment, whatever comes.
Step 5 of 6
James
Faith that works — practical wisdom for living out what you believe.
Step 6 of 6
Revelation
Revelation without fear — the victory of the Lamb and the hope of all things made new.
Why this order
- Matthew opens with the Kingdom and the Sermon on the Mount — the curriculum of discipleship.
- Luke widens the lens to the outsider, the lost, and the overlooked.
- Ephesians tells you who you now are; Philippians shows what joy looks like when circumstances refuse to cooperate.
- James insists faith has hands. Revelation closes with the Lamb's victory, read as hope rather than fear.
Progress
Progress is kept on your own device inside each study — no account, nothing sent anywhere. Mark a study complete there and come back here for the next one.
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