Study Plans
Guided journeys through Scripture — from a single week to sixty days. Each plan is built around a real arc with daily passages, reflection questions, and prayers.
Medium Plans
10–14 daysKnown and Held: Identity & Worth
This ten-day journey begins by honestly naming the weight of self-doubt and the questions we carry about our own value. It moves through the layers of false identity — comparison, performance, failure, and shame — before arriving at a turning point where the reader encounters who God says they are. The final days settle into a hard-won, grounded sense of worth that doesn't depend on circumstance.
From Creation to Covenant
This plan traces the sweeping arc from the first moment of creation to the intimate bonds of covenant — exploring how God moves from making a world to binding himself to the people within it. Over ten days, readers will sit with the tensions between order and chaos, freedom and responsibility, distance and nearness, arriving at a deeper understanding of what it means to be called into relationship with the Creator. The journey is slow and interior, designed not just to inform but to draw the group into honest conversation about belonging, failure, and faithfulness.
Long Plans
21–30 daysExtended Plans
40–60 daysThe Gospel of Matthew: A Deep Walk
This 45-day journey moves through Matthew's Gospel not as a survey but as a sustained encounter — tracing the arc from the ancient promises of Israel to the explosive claim of a risen King who redefines everything. The reader will be invited to sit inside Matthew's theological world, feel the mounting tension between Jesus and the religious establishment, and finally arrive at the Great Commission not as a familiar conclusion but as a genuinely unsettling and transforming charge.
The Whole Story: Genesis to Revelation
This 60-day journey traces the single, unified narrative of Scripture — from creation's first light to the New Jerusalem's eternal dawn — not as a survey of books, but as a deep immersion into the Bible's grand themes of covenant, fracture, redemption, and consummation. The reader will move through the full arc of God's story at a contemplative pace, sitting with its tensions, its silences, and its beauty, arriving at the end not merely more informed, but more formed — with a sense of having inhabited the whole story and found their place within it.