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The Story is an abridged, chronological Bible that reads like a novel. There are no verse references, and Scripture segments are seamlessly woven together with transition text into a single grand narrative.
The Story is helping people in churches everywhere experience Scripture like never before. Carefully selected verses from the Bible are organized chronologically. From Genesis to Revelation,...
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Watch & Browse All Our Animated Videos. All of our videos are short visual explanations that show how the Bible is a unified story that leads to Jesus.
- Introduction
- Creation and The Royal Task
- Rebellion and Fallout
- God Calls Out Israel
- Jesus and God’s New Reign
- The Spreading People of The Kingdom
- Conclusion
Jon: The Bible’s an important book, but it’s really long. Tim: Yeah. It’s a collection of many books written over a long period of time. But all together they tell one unified story. Jon: So what’s the story of the Bible?
Tim: Well it begins by introducing us to a beautiful mind, the author of all reality, a being called God. And he has the power to take the dark chaos of the uncreated world and bring about order and beauty and a garden full of life. Jon: And to crown this accomplishment, God appoints these creatures called humanity. Tim: Or in Hebrew, adam. Jon: An...
Tim: Yeah. Humanity now faces a choice that’s represented by a fruit tree. So humans could partner with God and find freedom by trusting in his knowledge of good and evil. Jon: Or? Tim: They could seize power and define good and evil on their own, which God warns will kill them. Jon: And they hear the voice of a dark, mysterious creature that tells...
Jon: And here the story of the Bible takes an important turn. We zoom into the story of a man and a woman who come out of Babylon, Abraham and Sarah. Tim: Yeah. God promises that from them will come a new people, a nation that has another chance to make the right choice. And if they succeed, it will open up this new way forward for the rest of huma...
Tim: And then the biblical story continues into the New Testament. We’re introduced to a man who comes from the line of Israel’s kings, Jesus of Nazareth. And he said that he was bringing all these promises to their completion. Jon: He confronted that dark, mysterious evil that all humanity has given into and resisted its power. Tim: And then he an...
Jon: So now humanity’s presented with a new choice. Tim: Represented by a new tree. Jon: Stick with the old way of being human or venture into this new way. Tim: And in the story, those who choose the way of Jesus find themselves energized by God’s own power. People who know that they are loved and forgiven by God can become people who love and for...
Jon: Okay, so that’s the story of the Bible. And it brings all of these books together. Tim: But what’s interesting is that each book contains a different kind of literature that contributes to the story in a unique way. And that’s what the next video will begin to explore.
Watch, read and share The Story. The greatest Story ever told of God’s rescue and restoration in Jesus. Watch the film. Read the booklet online for free in seven languages via free app. Purchase print booklets in three languages.
For those intimidated or overwhelmed by the unabridged Bible, The Story helps people understand God’s Word more fully and engage with it more easily. Simple, accessible, and easy to use, churches are finding The Story a powerful way to engage their people in Bible reading like never before.
