You'll begin with the 400 years of silence, which are anything but silent because they're marked with the turbulent transition between the Old and New Testaments. During those years, world powers rose and fell, religious institutions were birthed, the arts flourished, and Rome came to dominate the world.  God orchestrated these events so that in the fullness of time, He could send forth His Son.
Now the journey brings your people to the place they're destined to go. By experiencing Walk Thru the New Testament, each participant will walk where Jesus walked, relive the birth and growth of the early church, and journey with the apostle Paul to the ends of the earth. Each also will come to see how God used ordinary people – people like you and me – to do extraordinary things.
This adventure will be so enjoyable that it will hardly seem like people are being taught. At the end of this five-hour seminar, participants will learn more about the New Testament than they ever imagined while having fun and being positively challenged along the way. By the time they reach the journey's end, they'll be able to:
- Arrange 77 key people, places, and events in the New Testament in chronological order.
- Arrange the well-known events of the life of Christ in sequence.
- Discover how the four gospels compliment each other, making one complete biography of Christ.
- Tie together the structure of the New Testament into a complete whole.
The 27 books of the New Testament, penned by at least nine authors over a period of 50 years, will come together like brick and mortar to build a solid foundation of biblical understanding. Your congregation will understand things in a new way and passages – which used to puzzle them – will suddenly become clear. As a result, your people's devotional lives will be more meaningful; and you'll find them eager to get into God's Word every day. You'll also notice new power in their prayer lives.
 Attendees will have an understanding of the overall purpose and plan of God, which will serve them well for the rest of their lives. When they read the Bible, they'll understand it better and be able to place people, places, and events into their proper order. When the journey is completed, they'll be ready to begin a new journey on higher ground. |
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