The Story of Covenant and Redemption

God speaks the cosmos into existence by his sovereign word, crafting a good and purposeful world where humans are crowned as his image bearers.

Humanity rebels against God's command, introducing sin and death into creation, yet God immediately announces the first promise of a Savior.

Amid widespread human corruption, Noah walks faithfully with God, who preserves life through the ark and establishes a universal covenant with all creation.

God calls Abraham out of pagan idolatry with a radical threefold promise of land, descendants, and worldwide blessing, counted as righteous by faith alone.

God tests Abraham's supreme allegiance on Mount Moriah, revealing the heart of substitutionary sacrifice as Yahweh Yireh provides a ram in place of Isaac.

God crushes Egypt's oppressive gods through ten plagues, shields Israel behind the blood of the Passover lamb, and parts the Red Sea into covenant liberty.

At Mount Sinai, God enters into a covenant relationship with redeemed Israel, giving the Ten Commandments and summoning them to be a holy royal priesthood.

When King David desires to build a temple for God, the Lord responds with an astounding unilateral covenant promising an everlasting throne and kingdom fulfilled in Jesus.

Centuries before the crucifixion, the prophet Isaiah paints an astonishing portrait of the Messiah who bears our griefs, is pierced for our transgressions, and justifies many.

As Jerusalem faces destruction for breaking the Sinai covenant, Jeremiah announces God's revolutionary New Covenant where the law is written directly upon the heart.