God Saves a People
How does God work in history to save, protect, and shape a people? This seven-session study traces the biblical story of God’s saving activity—from the Exodus through the ministry of Jesus and the life of the early church.
Participants explore key stories from both the Old and New Testaments, considering how God’s saving purpose continues to shape the life of faith today.
Session Titles
- God’s Saving Purpose
- God’s People in Bondage
- Deliverance and Covenant
- Living as God’s People
- Prophets and Promise
- Jesus and God’s Saving Work
- God’s People for the World
Explore the Great Themes of the Bible
God Saves a People is one of four studies in the Great Themes of the Bible series. Like currents that unite to form a mighty stream, great themes flow through Scripture—connecting events and episodes and linking the Old Testament with the New. Each seven-session study follows one of these major themes across the biblical story.
These four studies expand on themes introduced in
The Bible in Depth, a foundational Kerygma study that explores the Bible as a whole and its meaning for life today.
