Discover the Bible’s most important themes in short, clear summaries.
Being set apart and empowered by God, symbolized by oil and the Holy Spirit’s presence.
Jesus rising to heaven after His resurrection, demonstrating His divine authority.
God’s provision to cover and cleanse sin, restoring relationship with Him through a substitute.
The community of believers united in Christ.
Acting in faith even in the face of fear.
God’s binding promises with His people, from Abraham to Jesus.
God’s intentional design and purpose in all things.
Jesus’ death on the cross for the sins of the world.
God’s power to rescue His people from bondage, danger, and sin.
Following Jesus and being shaped by His teaching.
God’s supreme power and authority over all creation.
Living as strangers in a world not yet restored.
Trusting God even when we cannot see the full picture.
Reverent awe of God that leads to wisdom and obedience.
God’s mercy in releasing us from the guilt of our sin.
The character qualities produced in believers by the Holy Spirit.
Visible evidence of a changed heart and life in response to genuine repentance.
Sharing in spiritual life together in Christ, encouraging one another in love and good works.
Being set free from sin and death through Christ to live in obedience to God.
Freely giving of oneself and resources in love, reflecting God’s own grace.
Deep gladness rooted in God’s presence and salvation, not in circumstances.
Peace and satisfaction in God’s provision, regardless of circumstances.
The Son of God, Savior and Lord, who redeems humanity through His life, death, and resurrection.
Distortions of God’s truth that lead people away from the gospel.
Strengthening others through words and actions that point to God’s faithfulness.
Remaining steadfast in loyalty to God and His Word, reflecting His own unfailing faithfulness.
Faithful instruction in the truth of God’s Word, centered on Christ.
Living with reverence toward God, reflecting His character in daily life.
Persevering in faith through trials by God’s strength.
The inspired Word of God, profitable for teaching, correction, and training in righteousness.
Suffering for the sake of Christ and His gospel, with the promise of eternal reward.
Christ as the eternal mediator who intercedes for believers through His perfect sacrifice.
The Spirit-given ability to distinguish truth from error and good from evil.
Welcoming and serving others with love as unto Christ.
The millennial reign of Christ, a period of His rule on earth before the final judgment.
The eternal dwelling place of God with His people, full of glory, peace, and joy.
The eternal separation from God in judgment for sin, a place of conscious punishment.
The catching up of believers to meet Christ in the air at His coming, a blessed hope for the church.
The final transformation of believers into Christ’s image.
The radiance and majesty of God revealed.
God’s undeserved favor given freely to us through Christ.
A modest view of oneself, recognizing dependence on God and valuing others above self.
God’s purity and the call for His people to be set apart.
God’s presence living within and empowering believers.
Confident expectation in God’s future promises.
Worshiping anything other than the one true God.
God becoming human in the person of Jesus Christ.
God’s righteous evaluation and punishment of sin.
Being declared righteous before God through faith in Christ.
Upholding what is right and fair.
God’s reign over all creation, both now and forever.
Serving and guiding others with wisdom and humility.
God’s instruction for His covenant people.
Self-giving commitment modeled by God toward His people.
God's presence, truth, knowledge, and goodness
A covenant union between a man and a woman, established by God.
Laying down one’s life for the sake of Christ and the gospel.
God’s compassion shown to the undeserving.
God's anointed one, promised to save and reign over His people.
God’s call to make disciples of all nations.
God’s renewed relationship with His people through Christ.
Responding to God’s Word with trust and action.
God’s covenant with Israel through Moses and the Law.
Wholeness and harmony with God, others, and creation.
Enduring in faith through trials by God’s strength.
Communing with God through words, silence, and trust.
God’s nearness experienced by His people.
Self-exalting attitude that sets oneself above God and others.
God’s assured commitments that never fail.
God speaking through His messengers to call and correct.
God supplying every need of His people.
God’s rescue plan through Jesus to restore what was lost.
Turning away from sin and returning to God.
Jesus rising from the dead and the promise of eternal life.
Living in right relationship with God and others.
The offering up of something valuable to God as an act of worship, obedience, or atonement for sin.
The deliverance from sin and death through faith in Christ.
The process of being made holy by the work of the Spirit.
Rest and worship as patterned by God and commanded in Scripture.
Christ’s return to judge and restore all things.
The brokenness and rebellion that separates humanity from God.
Gifts given by the Holy Spirit for the building up of the church.
The battle between good and evil, waged in the spiritual realm.
Enduring pain or hardship while trusting in God’s purpose.
The enticement to sin, resisted by God’s strength.
The good news of salvation through Jesus Christ.
A time of great trouble or suffering, often tied to end times.
The spiritual oneness of all believers in Jesus.
Responding to God with praise, reverence, and submission.
Humanity’s rebellion and the introduction of sin into the world.
God’s work in healing and renewing His people and creation.
Living with godly insight and fear of the Lord.
God’s unchanging character and Word.