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Fly Through the Bible

This short, simple journey through the Bible’s story can be enjoyed on your own, with a friend, or as a group. For each of the 15 sessions, you can watch the short video and then work through the questions. If you want to do a more detailed Bible study, a guide is available for use in small groups or one-to-one. To make the most of ‘Fly Through The Bible’, we recommend buying the book. There is also a free app that can be used alongside all the materials.

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Part 1:

Five People in the Old Testament

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Introduction

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Introduction

Whether those in you have barely opened the Bible before, or have been reading it for years, Fly Through the Bible will help you grasp more about who God is across the entire Bible story. You will also explore who you are, who Jesus is, as well as what He offers… find out more
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Five People in the Old Testament

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Adam

The Bible begins by telling us that God created the heavens and the earth (Genesis 1:1), Genesis goes on to tell us that God made everything that fills the earth. The sun, moon, stars, plants, and animals. But God’s masterpiece was still to come…
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Five People in the Old Testament

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Abraham

Abraham was born about 2,000 years before Jesus. God appeared to Abraham as He had appeared to Adam and Eve in the garden (Acts 7:2). God was looking for Abraham long before Abraham was looking for God. God seeks us before we seek Him…
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Five People in the Old Testament

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Moses

Abraham’s descendants had become Pharaoh’s workforce. God commissioned Moses to bring His people out of Egypt and lead them into the land He had promised (Genesis 12:7). At first, Pharaoh refused to let them leave…
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Five People in the Old Testament

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David

Other nations had a settled form of leadership, and God’s people wanted to have a king. The first king, Saul, was a big disappointment. But God had another king in mind who would reflect His own heart…
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Five People in the Old Testament

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Ezra

Seventy years after God’s people were taken into exile, any Jewish exiles who wished to return to Jerusalem were free to do so. A group of about fifty thousand people caught the vision of creating a new community in the city of God…
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Five Events in the Life of Jesus

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Five Events in the Life of Jesus

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Born

The nature of the birth of Jesus was the first evidence that He is unlike any other person who has ever lived. Mary was a young woman preparing for marriage to a man named Joseph. God spoke to her through an angel…
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Five Events in the Life of Jesus

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Tempted

Filled with the Holy Spirit, Jesus then went into the desert, where He endured a period of intense temptation from Satan that lasted for forty days (Matthew 4:1-2). Satan’s tactics were to use confusion, presumption and ambition…
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Five Events in the Life of Jesus

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Crucified

After three years of public ministry, Jesus was arrested by Roman soldiers, and surrounded by a mob armed with swords and clubs. In the course of a single night, Jesus was dragged to three trials and handed over to be crucified (John 19:16).
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Five Events in the Life of Jesus

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Risen

Early on Easter morning, a group of women went to the tomb to pack spices around the body of Jesus. When they arrived, they found that the stone had been rolled away and that the tomb was empty…
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Ascended

“All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.” (Matthew 28:18–20)…
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Part 3:

Five Gifts for Every Believer

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Five Gifts for Every Believer

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The Holy Spirit

The chairman reported that the church now stood at one hundred and twenty members. The task of reaching their community was beyond them. That’s what it was like for the church at the beginning of the book of Acts…
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Five Gifts for Every Believer

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Faith

“For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God” (Ephesians 2:8). The Bible tells us that Faith involves two elements. The first is believing in Jesus, the second is trusting Jesus…
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Five Gifts for Every Believer

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Forgiveness

Jesus teaches us that we should ask God to forgive our sins. He also teaches that we have an obligation to God and to others that can be summed up in a single word: love…
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The Church

The first time Jesus spoke about the church, He was speaking about all believers in every time and in every place. The second time Jesus spoke about the church, He was clearly referring to a local gathering of believers…
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Heaven

The joys of the new heaven and earth will be beyond anything we can imagine now, but God uses two pictures in Revelation to give us some inkling of what lies ahead for His people: The city and the garden…
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