If you are new here, this page will help you know where to start.
Scripture is not meant to be approached as a collection of isolated topics. Its meaning emerges through patterns that develop across time. Because of this, the order in which you encounter ideas matters.
The readings below are arranged to help you enter the world Scripture creates, rather than forcing Scripture to live inside assumptions you may already have.
Take your time. There is no need to rush.
1. Foundations: Learning How Scripture Speaks
These writings establish the basic framework necessary for everything that follows.
They address how Scripture communicates, how meaning develops across its narrative, and why reading it as a unified testimony matters.
Start here:
- Darkness You Can Feel – Exodus
- When Darkness Is Upon the Face of the Deep
- Hebrew vs Greek Mindset (Part 1 and Part 2)
These will help you begin seeing Scripture as its authors saw it.
2. The Nature of God’s Presence
These writings explore how God reveals Himself, how His presence interacts with creation, and why His nearness produces both life and judgment.
Continue with:
- Fire, Fire, Fire – Leviticus 9:23–24
- This Fire Burns – Leviticus 6:8–13
- The Fellowship Offering – Leviticus
These passages help reframe judgment, holiness, and divine presence.
3. Humanity, Shame, and Restoration
These writings explore the human condition, the origin of shame, and the path toward restoration.
Continue with:
These address the internal reality Scripture is revealing—not merely external behavior.
4. Larger Theological Structures
These writings address broader theological frameworks and challenge assumptions that often go unquestioned.
Explore next:
- The Theological Collapse of Kent Hovind’s WOE Eschatology
- Why I Don’t Believe Dispensationalism
- Exodus 1–24 Overview
These writings help place individual passages within the larger whole.
How to Read
Do not worry about agreeing or disagreeing immediately.
Instead, pay attention to whether the patterns hold.
Ask:
Does this align with the larger testimony of Scripture?
Does this contradict anything Scripture clearly establishes elsewhere?
Does this illuminate passages that were previously difficult to understand?
Truth in Scripture does not exist in isolation. It exists in coherence.
If You Prefer Video
If you prefer to begin with video teaching instead of written material, you can start here:
Final Word
Scripture is not exhausted in a single reading.
Each time you return, you will see more than you saw before.
