In Session 1, Creation: The Beginning of Life as We Know It," you will explore the foundations of God's Big Idea for humanity through the stories of people like Adam and Eve. You will also learn that God created you for relationship with him.

In Session 2, "God Builds a Nation," you will study the life of Abraham and Sarah. Through their story, you will be challenged to think about how God might use you to do extradordinary things.

In Session 3, "Joseph: From Slave to Deputy Pharaoh," you will explore the life of Joseph. You will also be challenged to reflect on how God has shaped and molded you, even in hard times.

In Session 4, "Deliverance," you will study the life of Moses. You will be challenged to see yourself as God sees you and to think beyond your own inadequacies to do great things.

In Session 5, "New Commands and a New Covenant," you will study the Ten Commandments. You will be challenged to invite God to dwell fully in every area of your life.

In Session 6, "Wandering," you will study the desert wandering of the Israelites. You will be challenged to think about your own course and how you can be more responsive to God's leading.

In Session 7, "The Battle Begins," you will study the life of Joshua. You will be challenged to overcome your fears and follow where God leads you.

In Session 8, "A Few Good Men...and Women," you will study the lives of Deborah, Gideon, and Samson. You will be challenged to remember what God has done in the past, repent when you do wrong, and seek to do God's will.

In Session 9, "The Faith of a Foreign Woman," you will examine the lives of Naomi and Ruth. You will be challenged to remember that God can and does work out his plan, even when things seem hopeless.

In Session 10, "Standing Tall, Falling Hard," you will examine the lives of Hannah and Samuel. You will be challenged to follow God's plan instead of being conformed to the standards of this world.

In Session 11, "From Shepherd to King," you will study the life of young David. You will be challenged to look beyond outward appearance and to allow God to refine you in times of waiting or challenging.

In Session 12, "The Trials of a King," you will examine the life of King David. You will be challenged to think about the domino effect of your sins before you commit them.

In Session 13, "The King Who Had It All," you will examine the life of Solomon. You will also be challenged to grow in wisdom.

In Session 14, "A Kingdom Torn in Two," you will study the dividing of God's people into the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah. You will be challenged to be a peacemaker and to seek wisdom from those God has placed in your life.

In Session 15, "God's Messengers," you will study the lives of people like Elijah, Elisha, Hosea and Amos. You will be challenged to ask God to open your eyes to his work in your life and the world around you.

In Session 16, "The Beginning of the End (of the Kingdom of Israel)," you will study over 200 years of Biblical history, including the fall of The Kingdom of Israel and Judah as well as Judah's comeback. You will be challenged to walk more closely with God and to pursue a deeper prayer life.

In Session 17, "The Kingdoms' Fall," you will study the life and words of prophets like Jeremiah and Ezekiel. You will be challenged to identify areas of your own life where you might be resistant to God's loving correction and to allow God's Word to cut through that resistance.

In Session 18, "Daniel in Exile," you will study the life of Daniel. You will be challenged to stand strong even when culture and people around you pressure you to compromise.

In Session 19, "The Return Home," you will study the restoration of Israel. You will be challenged to identify God's "big thing" in your life and to be obedient to his calling.

In Session 20, "The Queen of Beauty and Courage," you will study the life of Esther. You will be challenged to thank God that he is present in every stage of your life and to pray for wisdom and courage when God asks you to work for him.

In Session 21, "Rebuilding the Walls," you will study the lives of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Malachi. You will be challenged to build a strong relationship with God and to give him your best in every situation.

In Session 22, "The Birth of the King," you will study the birth of Jesus and the events surrounding his coming. You will be challenged to see Jesus for all that he is and to recognize that he is in every part of life, even when we don't fully understand what he is doing.

In Session 23, "Jesus' Ministry Begins," you will further examine the ministry and teaching of Jesus. You will be challenged to hear and receive God's Word and to follow his instruction.

In Session 24, "No Ordinary Man," you will further examine the ministry and teaching of Jesus. You will be challenged to hear and receive God's Word and to follow his instruction.

In Session 25, "Jesus, the Son of God," you will study what God's Word says about who Jesus is. You will be challenged to allow Jesus to set the course for your life direction based on who he is, rather than what you see as your own shortcomings.

In Session 26, "The Hour of Darkness," you will study the crucifixion. You will be challenged to live life recognizing that the shed blood of Jesus give you direct access to God.

In Session 27, "The Resurrection," you will study the events surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection. You will be challenged to open your eyes to see Jesus with clarity.

In Session 28, "New Beginnings," you will study the early church and the book of Acts. You will be challenged to share the good news of Jesus with others and to connect with other believers in community.

In Session 29, "Paul's Mission," you will study the works of Paul. You will be challenged to resist the spiritual attacks that come as a result of standing up for Jesus and to allow the fruit of the Holy Spirit to grow in your life.

In Session 30, "Paul's Final Days," you will study the later works of the apostle Paul. You will be challenged to allow God to chisel away everything in your life that does not look like Christ.

In Session 31, "The End of Time," you will study the book of Revelation. You will be challenged to think about what you have to look forward to as a follower of Jesus.