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New Testament

Explore the life of Jesus, the early church, the New Testament letters and Revelation through all 27 books.

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27 books to explore

Book 40 of 66 Matthew 12 printables and 9 devotionals Book 41 of 66 Mark 9 printables and 7 devotionals Book 42 of 66 Luke 14 printables and 11 devotionals Book 43 of 66 John 9 printables and 8 devotionals Book 44 of 66 Acts 12 printables and 10 devotionals Book 45 of 66 Romans 6 printables and 5 devotionals Book 46 of 66 1 Corinthians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 47 of 66 2 Corinthians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 48 of 66 Galatians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 49 of 66 Ephesians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 50 of 66 Philippians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 51 of 66 Colossians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 52 of 66 1 Thessalonians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 53 of 66 2 Thessalonians 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 54 of 66 1 Timothy 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 55 of 66 2 Timothy 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 56 of 66 Titus 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 57 of 66 Philemon 6 printables and 5 devotionals Book 58 of 66 Hebrews 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 59 of 66 James 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 60 of 66 1 Peter 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 61 of 66 2 Peter 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 62 of 66 1 John 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 63 of 66 2 John 6 printables and 5 devotionals Book 64 of 66 3 John 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 65 of 66 Jude 5 printables and 5 devotionals Book 66 of 66 Revelation 5 printables and 5 devotionals

How to use this library

Begin with the Bible book you are already reading, or choose one that fits a story, theme or season you want to explore. Each book page brings its published devotionals and printables together so you can read the passage in context before choosing an activity.

The printables are designed as companions to Scripture rather than replacements for it. Read the referenced passage first, notice what stands out, and then use the drawing or reflection page to slow down. Families and groups can adapt the same resource by reading aloud and discussing one simple question together.