My Redemption

Resources

Supporting materials to deepen your understanding of the redemption story.

Key Scriptures

Genesis 1–3

Creation and the Fall

Genesis 12:1-3

God's Promise to Abraham

Exodus 12:1-13

The Passover

Exodus 20:1-17

The Ten Commandments

2 Samuel 7:12-16

The Davidic Covenant

Isaiah 53:4-6

The Suffering Servant

Jeremiah 31:31-34

The New Covenant Promise

Galatians 4:4-5

The Fullness of Time

John 1:1-14

The Word Became Flesh

Romans 5:8

God's Love Demonstrated

1 Corinthians 15:3-4

The Gospel in Summary

Acts 1:8

The Great Commission

Acts 2:1-4

Pentecost

Revelation 21:1-5

All Things Made New

Glossary

Covenant

A binding agreement between God and His people. God initiates and keeps His covenants.

Redemption

The act of buying back or setting free. God redeems His people from the bondage of sin.

Sacrifice

An offering to God. In the Old Testament, animal sacrifices pointed forward to Christ's ultimate sacrifice.

Messiah

The "Anointed One" promised by God. Jesus is the fulfillment of all messianic prophecy.

Gospel

The "good news" that Jesus Christ has come to save sinners through His death and resurrection.

Atonement

The act of making right. Christ's death atones for our sin, reconciling us to God.

Justification

Being declared righteous before God, not by our works, but by faith in Christ.

Sanctification

The ongoing process of being made holy. The Spirit works in believers to transform them.

Eschatology

The study of last things — Christ's return, final judgment, and the new creation.

Pentecost

The day the Holy Spirit came upon the early church, empowering them for mission.

Overview Helps

The Bible in One Sentence: God created a perfect world, humanity broke it through sin, and God has been working throughout history — through promise, covenant, prophets, and ultimately His Son Jesus Christ — to redeem and restore everything.

The Bible in One Word: Redemption.

The Central Figure: Jesus Christ. Everything before Him points toward Him. Everything after Him flows from Him. He is the turning point of all history and the heart of God's plan.