The Song Beneath the Stories

The biblical symphony is not just meant to be heard: it's our song.

In the fourth and final movement/act of the biblical symphony, we find Restoration. God applies the perfect of Jesus to us and our world, causing his blessings to flow as far as the curse of sin is found.

The third movement/act of the biblical symphony is Redemption. In the face of sin and its fallout, God sends a redeemer to rescue his fallen creation.

The second movement/act of the biblical symphony is Fall. God's creation has fallen from its original purpose, is marred in every way, and in need of redemption.

The first movement/act of the biblical symphony is Creation. Here we discover much about God's intentions, and who we are meant to be.

If Scripture is like an orchestra playing one grand symphony, what are the movements/acts of that symphony?

There's a problem with how most of us approach the Bible. Learn how hearing "the song beneath the stories" can help us read Scripture in ways that will renew our hearts and minds.