Many of us have heard, read, and loved Bible stories since childhood stories like Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, or the good Samaritan. While those individual stories in Scripture do teach us historical facts, specific attributes of God, and helpful life lessons, they cannot stand alone to show us who God is, who we are, and how He relates to us in totality. Each individual piece of the biblical text contributes to the grand narrative of God's plan for redemption in Jesus Christ. Through various Scriptures and visual teaching elements, this study will show how the Bible is God's story from beginning to end. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of God, His Word, His plan of redemption (which Jesus fulfilled), and the gospel's applications in the lives of real people in real times and places. Features: ? 6 small-group sessions ? 5-day reading plans each week ? Open, inviting design ? Guides for group discussion ? Questions for reflection ? Opportunities to memorize Scripture ? Call outs to help participants understand the overarching themes connected throughout Scripture ? Helpful infographics ? Leader's guide Benefits: ? See the Bible's grand narrative represented thematically across its pages. ? Hear God's heart to speak to every person through the different genres of Scripture. ? Learn to trust that God is always at work, even in the darkest days. ? Understand and be able to tell others that the overarching story of the Bible reveals God's redemptive plan, completely fulfilled in Jesus Christ, from Genesis to Revelation. ? See and share your individual story, not as insignificant in the grand scheme of life on earth but as a micro-narrative through which God points to His overarching meta-narrative. ? Gain biblical knowledge and insights through interesting infographics. ? Develop foundational knowledge about God's Word as a starting place for other Bible book studies in the Storyteller series.