Biblically outlined
The structure and the claims rise out of Scripture, rather than using Scripture to decorate a topic chosen in advance.
A BIBLE STUDY JOURNEY FROM THE GARDEN PROJECT
From creation to new creation.
A journey through Scripture with room for teaching,
honest questions, prayer, and practice.
AVAILABLE NOW
Four sessions are ready to read online, free and without an account. Begin with Session 0, an orientation to the whole journey, then continue into Genesis.
Sessions 4–11 are in preparation. Their titles appear in the roadmap below.
THE QUESTION BENEATH THE STUDY
Planted. is a seeker- and new-believer-friendly journey through the biblical story and the life of following Jesus. Moving from creation to new creation, it invites participants to see Scripture as one coherent story centered on Christ—and to locate their own lives within that story.
Like a seed planted in the ground, faith is meant to take root, rise into new life, grow over time, bear fruit, and plant again.
The structure and the claims rise out of Scripture, rather than using Scripture to decorate a topic chosen in advance.
Jesus is the climax, the fulfillment, and the center of the story the Bible is telling.
The goal is not merely to produce informed Christians, but to cultivate people increasingly formed into the likeness of Christ.
THE MOVEMENT OF THE STORY
Planted. follows a seed. The chapters below are the shape of the journey—not isolated topics, but a single storyline that runs from creation, through exile and the cross, into resurrection, kingdom, and a people sent out to plant again.
Humanity is created for life, relationship, and good purpose.
Chapter 1 · There Is a Garden Named DelightLife east of Eden, and the promise of a Son who would crush the serpent.
Chapter 2 · Devil Not TodayJesus enters the broken world and passes through suffering and death.
Chapter 3 · Breakdown Is the Beginning of BreakthroughJesus rises as the firstfruits of new creation.
Chapter 3 · Breakdown Is the Beginning of BreakthroughThe gospel of the kingdom, and seeing the other side of the story we are living in.
Chapter 4 · See the Other SideThrough grace and truth over time, faith grows; trees become a forest, and the forest bears fruit.
Chapter 5 · From Planted to PlantA people sent to plant again, because every seed tells a story.
Epilogue · Every Seed Tells a StoryFIVE CHAPTERS · TWELVE SESSIONS
Twelve sessions, including an introduction and an epilogue. Sessions 0 through 3 are available to read now; the remaining session pages will be published as their material is ready.
The same seed can be received in very different ways. An orientation around Jesus’ parable of the sower. Matthew 13:3–23
AvailableGod planted a garden out of delight. Genesis 1:1–2:3
Humanity made to flourish. Genesis 2:4–25
Exile east of Eden. Genesis 3
The faithful Son who crushed the serpent.
The Seed who must die.
The Firstfruits who rise.
The Gospel of the Kingdom.
Eternity planted in the present.
A forest growing together.
A people sent to plant again.
The fruit carries seeds, and the story begins again.
In preparationSession descriptions are drawn from the curriculum’s own introduction. Session titles and order follow the approved twelve-session roadmap.
HOW PEOPLE USE PLANTED.
EXPLORE
Read a session at your own pace. Every published session includes the Scripture, the teaching, and the reflection prompts.
Start with Session 0 →PARTICIPATE
Planted. is built for conversation. The discussion prompts, group activities, and practices assume people in a room together.
Participant study guides and downloadable resources are in preparation.
FACILITATE
Planted. leaders serve as CoJourners: companions who walk beside others rather than experts with all the answers. Leader notes and facilitation guidance belong with the people carrying a group through the journey.
The CoJourner posture →Leader resources are in preparation.
YOUR FIRST STEP
Begin with Jesus’ parable of the sower.
Bring your questions and a little room to grow.
No one enters this story with perfect soil. Come honestly, and let the Gardener work.