Chronological Bible Teaching Ministries

06/08/2026

As we continue through the Divided Kingdom Era in our chronological Bible reading, we see the consequences of a nation divided—and the faithfulness of God to keep calling His people back to Himself.

11 books
➡ 2 Kings
➡ 2 Chronicles
➡ Psalms
➡ Proverbs
➡ Hosea
➡ Micah
➡ Joel
➡ Obadiah
➡ Amos
➡ Jonah
➡ Isaiah
➡ Jeremiah

2 nations
➡ Israel
• no good kings
• lasts 209 years
➡ Judah
• four good kings
• lasts 345 years

Many prophets
➡ God continually calls His people to repentance, faithfulness, and covenant obedience

2 great revivals
➡ Hezekiah
➡ Josiah

2 ways of walking
➡ faithfulness to God
➡ idolatry and rebellion

Approximately 345 years of history marked by prophetic warnings, spiritual decline, and seasons of renewal.

The era concludes with Judah's captivity and Jerusalem's destruction by the Babylonians, leading into the next era: ➡ the Captivity Era

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Tyndale House Publishers
New Living Translation (NLT)

05/21/2026

Mt. Moriah shows up again and again throughout Scripture.

It’s where Abraham experienced God’s provision.
Where David encountered God’s mercy.
And where Solomon built the Temple — a place that pointed people toward God’s holiness, the seriousness of sin, and the need for a substitute.

But ultimately, Mt. Moriah was pointing to Jesus.

The Bible is one connected story of redemption, and every passage helps us see more clearly who He is and what He came to do.

Follow along with our free daily devotional as we walk chronologically through Scripture together.

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New Living Translation (NLT)

04/18/2026

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If you ran into issues earlier this week, those have been fixed. And it’s full of free resources to help you see the big story of the Bible and how it all connects.

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Tyndale House Publishers
New Living Translation (NLT)

04/16/2026

Let’s celebrate what God has done!

In three years, the One Year Chronological Study Bible has surpassed 100,000 copies sold across all editions—and is being honored with a Bronze Milestone Award from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.

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To God be the glory!

Tyndale House Publishers
New Living Translation (NLT)
ECPA

04/15/2026

04/13/2026

The story continues to unfold!

Welcome to the Kingdom Era in our chronological Bible reading.

God’s people move from judges to kings—establishing a monarchy and learning what it means to be led under God’s authority.

7 books
➡ 1 & 2 Samuel
➡ 1 Kings
➡ 1 & 2 Chronicles
➡ Psalms
➡ Proverbs
➡ Song of Songs
➡ Ecclesiastes

3 kings
➡ Saul (of Benjamin)
➡ David (of Judah)
➡ Solomon (of Judah)

Key moments
➡ the rise of Israel’s monarchy
➡ the construction of the Temple

5 regulations
➡ be an Israelite
➡ avoid Egypt
➡ do not take many wives
➡ do not be greedy
➡ know God’s Word
(Deuteronomy 17:14–20)

Approximately 120 years of history marked by both faithful leadership and costly compromise.

The era concludes with Solomon’s reign, and after his death, the nation divides—leading into the next era: ➡ the Divided Kingdom Era

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New Living Translation (NLT)

03/31/2026

The story keeps moving! Welcome to the Judges Era in our chronological Bible reading.

God’s people are in the land—but struggle to remain faithful, caught in a cycle of forgetting, wandering, and returning to Him.

2 books
➡ Judges
➡ Ruth

7 cycles
➡ sin
➡ oppression
➡ crying out to God
➡ deliverance
➡ time of peace

12 judges
➡ leaders raised up to deliver God’s people

A broken priesthood
➡ spiritual leadership declines and the people drift

A ray of hope
➡ Ruth

2 ways of walking
➡ faithfulness
➡ compromise

Approximately 300 years of history marked by repeated cycles of rebellion and rescue.

The era concludes with the failure of the Levites, and the story turns as Samuel’s ministry begins—introducing the next era: ➡ the Kingdom Era

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New Living Translation (NLT)

03/24/2026

The story keeps moving!

Welcome to the Conquest Era in our chronological Bible reading.
God’s people step into the Promised Land, learning in real time what it looks like to trust and obey Him in victory and in challenge.

1 book
➡ Joshua

Key moments
➡ major battles, beginning with Jericho
➡ conquest and division of the land among the 12 tribes
➡ one treaty with the Gibeonites

2 ways of walking
➡ faith (Rahab)
➡ disobedience (Achan)

Approximately 30 years of history marked by courage, obedience, and the consequences of both.

The story transitions with the death of Joshua and the elders, leading into the next era: ➡ the Judges Era

Read the Bible with Chronological Bible Teaching this year. Follow along, engage our free resources, and let the story of Scripture shape how you read, understand, and live God’s Word—one era at a time.

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Tyndale House Publishers
New Living Translation (NLT)

03/19/2026

We say “life is good” all the time—but Deuteronomy 28 reminds us it’s not just a phrase… it’s a path.

God’s heart has always been to bless His people, to provide, protect, and pour out goodness. But those blessings are tied to walking in His ways. Obedience doesn’t earn God’s love—but it does place us in the flow of His goodness.

And the opposite is true too. When we choose our own way over His, we step out of that path and into something far less life-giving.

Two paths are in front of us every day—life or death, blessing or cursing. And in the small, ordinary choices we make, we’re choosing which road we walk.

Let’s be people who choose the way of life.

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Tyndale House Publishers
New Living Translation (NLT)

02/25/2026

What’s shaping your calendar right now?

In Leviticus 23, God tells Israel to build remembrance into their yearly rhythm — Sabbath rest, Passover, the Day of Atonement, and the Feast of Shelters.

These feasts reminded them of deliverance, provision, forgiveness, and God’s faithfulness in the wilderness.

God knew something important: people are prone to forget.
So He gave them rhythms to keep their hearts anchored.
Celebrations help form identity.

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