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As a new generation of Christians emerges with less biblical background than previous generations, many are looking for something more foundational. They don’t just want to know how the Bible applies to their lives—they want to understand the Bible itself.
According to the American Bible Society’s annual State of the Bible report, 51% of Americans say they wish they read the Bible more.
There’s never been a better time to create a Bible culture in your church
More Americans engaged with the Bible in 2025 than the previous year.
Of Americans say they're curious about the Bible, Jesus, or both.
Bible engagement reached its highest level in four years.
Bible literacy isn’t built in a weekend or even a single sermon series. It grows over months and years as people consistently hear God’s Word preached and read it for themselves.
Read: How A Pastor Can Help Their Church Read the Bible
We’ve designed a simple pathway that helps pastors steadily build a culture of Bible engagement throughout the life of their church. Here’s where we recommend starting.
Start with our flagship eight-week campaign. It introduces your church to the major movements of Scripture, helping people see the Bible as one unified story instead of a collection of disconnected books.
Continue building on that foundation by preaching one or two series from our Library each year. Each six-to-eight-week series walks through a book of the Bible or a major biblical narrative.
Make it easy for your small groups to continue growing in God's Word by providing leaders with ready-to-use Bible studies from our library.
Every resource we create is deeply rooted in Scripture. From sermon series to Bible studies, everything is biblically faithful, beautifully designed, and built to help people understand God’s Word.
We do the research, writing, and design so you can focus on what matters most—leading your church.
6–8 week sermon series with fully developed sermon manuscripts, research, illustrations, and application.
Beautiful journals with sermon notes, Bible reading plans, and weekly reflection questions.
Professionally designed slides, social graphics, and promotional materials that make implementation simple.
Discussion guides that reinforce each week's teaching and encourage meaningful conversations.
Age-appropriate curriculum that helps the next generation discover the same biblical truths as the rest of the church.
