Echoes of Eden
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Trace the story of God’s Kingdom from the first garden to the new creation in Echoes of Eden, an 8-session study each containing 28 pages of structured study, designed to help you see how every part of Scripture fits together and what it means for your life today.
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Echoes of Eden: The Kingdom of God from Genesis to Revelation
Prefer to study one session at a time? Each guide in this series can also be purchased individually.
A complete personal Bible study in one guide
Each 28-page study guide takes you on a journey deeper into Scripture, through structured stages, original language insights, and rich theological discussion. Here's some of what every guide includes:
- Visual Study Infographic
- Stage-by-Stage Approach
- Key Word Definitions
- Greek & Hebrew Originals
- Theological Debate Analysis
- People & Places
- Evaluation Questions
- Core Claims & Main Emphasis
- Chapter Structure & Key Verses
- Cross-Reference Index
- Test Your Knowledge
- Further Reflection Prompts
Description
The Kingdom of God from Genesis to Revelation
What does it truly mean to live as God’s royal representative in a broken world?
This eight-part study journey traces the unfolding story of God’s kingdom, from the first garden in Genesis to the final restoration in Revelation, revealing how every stage of Scripture builds toward His ultimate purpose: the renewal of all things.
More than a collection of studies, this is a guided theological journey designed to help you think deeply, read carefully, and engage Scripture with clarity and confidence. Each session leads you step by step through the biblical text, uncovering its meaning, exploring its context, and connecting it to the wider story of redemption.
Whether you’re studying alone or leading a group, this series will:
- deepen your understanding of God’s sovereignty
- clarify your identity and calling as His representative
- strengthen your confidence in the unity of Scripture
- anchor your hope in God’s promised future
This series includes 8 sessions:
This study focuses on the creation of humanity in God’s image. It highlights the “Big Idea” that humans were created to serve as God’s royal representatives, tasked with exercising loving and productive rule over the earth to reflect His perfect reign.
Set at Mount Sinai, this guide explores God’s covenant with the Israelites. It emphasises that God called them to be a set-apart, holy nation meant to function as priests, mediating God’s presence to the rest of the world.
This passage covers God’s covenant with King David. It centres on the promise that God will establish David’s dynasty and kingdom forever, demonstrating that God’s eternal kingdom is built by divine grace, not human effort.
This study examines the prophetic promise of a divine child (named “Mighty God” and “Prince of Peace”) who will be born to rule on David’s throne. The text points to a future where this King will shatter oppression and bring an eternal kingdom of peace and justice.
Moving to the New Testament, this guide looks at Jesus’s first public words. It focuses on His pivotal announcement that the Kingdom of God has arrived, marking a decisive turning point in history that demands an urgent response of repentance and faith.
This section analyses the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. It explores how Jesus’s kingdom completely inverts the world’s value systems, declaring that true blessedness belongs to the humble, the grieving, the merciful, and the persecuted.
Set just before Jesus’s ascension, this study looks at how Jesus redirects His disciples’ focus away from the immediate political restoration of Israel. Instead, He promises the power of the Holy Spirit to help them advance the kingdom globally as His witnesses.
The final study culminates with John’s apocalyptic vision of the new heaven and the new earth. It emphasises that the ultimate hope for creation is not an escape from it, but its complete renewal, where God will dwell directly, personally, and eternally with His people
Begin your journey through the Kingdom of God today.
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