Many Christians today are daunted by the Bible, seeing the size and scope of Scripture as intimidating and overwhelming. The result is often a fragmented understanding of parts of the Bible, which leads us to view it through the lens of our individual stories, primarily looking for different verses or passages to help us live our everyday lives. But, in our search for personal truth, we fail to see how the entirety of Scripture works together to show a bigger story--God's work to redeem and restore the entire world. In From Beginning to Forever, Elizabeth Woodson guides you through the story of the Bible, showing how all 66 books combine to form one unified narrative. Weaving together the rich theological truths found in Genesis through Revelation, this 8-session study shows the eternal significance of what God is doing in the world and how he invites us to be a part of it. Features: Leader helps for group discussion 7 weeks of personal study to be completed between the 8 group sessions 8 teaching videos, approximately 30-35 minutes per session, available via redemption code for individual video-streaming access, printed in Bible study book Benefits: Discover the deeper meaning and themes that run through Scripture. Recognize that you are being formed by the stories you believe and shaped by God's story. Come away with a greater understanding of who God is in every part of the Bible. Cultivate a new framework/lens/perspective for future Bible study. Video Sessions: Session 1: Introduction (14:46)--Elizabeth sets the stage for the study in Session 1 by discussing the importance of story. She will discuss some of the false stories people live their lives by, and challenge us to live our lives according to Scripture, the only story that goes from beginning to forever. Session 2: The Creation & Corruption of the Kingdom (31:50)--The beginning of a story matters. That's what Session 2 video teaching emphasizes. Elizabeth will share what we learn about God and humanity in the beautiful story of creation. Then we'll see how sin tears at the fabric of creation and corrupts God's kingdom. But there's hope of restoration even in the tragedy. Personal Story: Live for God's Glory (1:48)--Elizabeth reminds us that we are created not for ourselves, but for God's glory. Session 3: A Promise to Restore the Kingdom (31:26)--Session 3 teaching focuses on God establishing for Himself a people who would proclaim His name among all nations. He chooses to do this