Know whom you believe.

Beloved, begin with the God who speaks and the Saviour he has given. Learn the foundations in order, with Scripture open and room to ask questions.

Begin with these sessions

1. What is the gospel?

   Begin with the good news of Jesus Christ: who he is, what he has done, and how we receive him.

2. New life, not just new habits

   The Spirit gives new birth, turns us to Christ, and brings us into a new life in him.

3. When assurance feels fragile

   Look beyond today’s feelings to the promises of Christ.

4. A rhythm rooted in the Word

   Learn Scripture in order: follow biblical books, build sound doctrine, and practise what you learn.

5. Knowing the God we trust

   Study God’s attributes together and bring his revealed character into worship and obedience.

6. One God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

   Read the biblical evidence and learn why the Trinity matters for salvation, prayer, and worship.

7. Made for God: understanding ourselves and sin

   Understand human dignity, the fall, and our need for the grace of Christ.

8. The Saviour we need: truly God, truly man

   Know Christ’s person, completed saving work, and continuing priestly care.

9. It is finished: the Saviour who gave himself for us

   Listen to the criminal beside Jesus and consider how the dying King could promise him paradise.

10. Counted righteous, welcomed as children

    Learn how justification and adoption give acceptance and belonging through Christ.

11. Baptised into a life of discipleship

    Understand Christ’s command and the place of baptism in following him with his church.

12. A family to love, a people to belong to

    Christ gathers us into a family, where friendship grows and love takes on a daily shape.

13. Judgment, discipline, and a living hope

    Distinguish condemnation, the Father’s discipline, and our final accounting before Christ.

Keep strengthening these foundations

These introductory studies belong together. Return to what you have learned, read whole biblical books in context, and discuss your questions within a faithful church. As understanding grows, let it shape worship, love, and daily obedience.