One of the snapshots on the storyline of the Big Picture is the story of a single man through whom God created the nation of Israel and promised the Messiah. Find out more about Abraham in this lesson about God's faithfulness, omniscience, and love.

God continues to show His character and prove His love and righteousness through human history in the flood and tower of babel events described in Genesis 7-11. Find out more about what God did and why in tonight's lesson.

The creation of man was God's answer to Satan's slanderous accusation against His character. But the fall of man puts man in the same position of judgment as Satan & Company. Find out more about God's plan for dealing with His fallen creation in this lesson from Genesis 1-3.

The storyline of the big picture has been identified through 17 individual snapshots which testify to God's character. Tonight's lesson adds Scripture passages to the storyline to anchor the snapshots to God's testimony as revealed in His Word. Find out more as the Big Picture begins to look at God's Word and Snapshot 1, Creation.

Scripture reveals the big picture of God's testimony to His Character. But why, and to whom is God testifying? Find out the answer to this and other questions in this introduction to The Big Picture.

The final review of all four chapters of the book of Colossians has arrived. Find out what has been forgotten in this brief summary of the entire epistle to the Church in Colossae.

The final lesson in Colossians focuses on the believer's ministry and God's grace. Find out more in this lesson from Colossians 4:15-18.

Epaphras, Luke, and Demas send their greetings to the Colossian believers. Find out more about who they were and their role with Paul and the Colossian believers in this lesson on Colossians 4:12-14.

Paul continues closing his letter to the Colossian believers by sending greetings from those with him. Find out more about those whom he mentions in this lesson from Colossians 4:10-11

*Correction to a portion of the teaching which was in error: The Gospel of Mark portrays Jesus as a servant, not as a man (which the gospel of Luke focuses on).

Paul's letter to the believers in Colossae was hand delivered by those whom he sent to the Colossian believers. Find out more about the other purpose of Tychicus and Onesimus going to Colossae in this lesson from Colossians 4:7-9).