God's Song

The entire Bible through video and music

MATTHEW

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The first gospel account in the New Testament was written by the Apostle Matthew who was a tax collector until he followed Jesus. Matthew records all of the major events in Jesus' life, from His prophesied Incarnation and birth, to His miracles and teachings, all the way to His death and resurrection....

MARK

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The Gospel of Mark is the shortest of the four gospel accounts and was written to declare that Jesus is both the Messiah and the Son of God. He performed numerous miracles that demonstrated His power and authority and He "gave His life as a ransom for many." Its author was likely John Mark who recorded...

LUKE

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Luke writes his gospel account to provide a very detailed and accurate historical record of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. He makes clear that Jesus is not only the long awaited Messiah of the Jews, but He is also the Savior of the Gentiles, as well. Luke compiled his account from first-hand...

JOHN

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The Apostle John writes his gospel account to proclaim that Jesus Christ is God in the flesh and has come down from the Father as a gift of love to a world lost in sin. Jesus is repeatedly equated with Yahweh in numerous "I am" statements and His claims are confirmed by powerful miracles. Salvation...

ACTS

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In the Book of Acts, the Christian historian Luke sets out to complete the work he began in his gospel account. Luke carefully and chronologically describes exactly what happened in the early Church after Jesus ascended to Heaven. Christ sends the Holy Spirit to indwell the Believers gathered on...

ROMANS

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The first epistle in the New Testament was written by the Apostle Paul to the church in Rome. It is perhaps the clearest and most thorough demonstration of the Gospel in the Bible. Paul begins the letter by describing how all human beings are separated from God by sin. Death is the end result of...

1 CORINTHIANS

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The Apostle Paul writes to the Corinthian church, which is fractured through internal disputes and sinful behavior. Believers were mistreating other Believers and using grace as an excuse to indulge in sinful behavior. Paul corrects the church, encouraging its members to reconcile and love one another....

2 CORINTHIANS

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In his second epistle to the Corinthians, the Apostle Paul defends his authority as a God-appointed apostle and encourages the church there to offer forgiveness and reconciliation to one another. Paul proclaims that the new covenant in Christ is far superior to the old covenant of the law and that...

GALATIANS

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The Apostle Paul writes to the churches in the region of Galatia with a righteous anger because false teachers have crept into the churches and begun twisting the Gospel by teaching that faith in Christ is not sufficient for salvation. The unbelievers masquerading as Believers are teaching that...

EPHESIANS

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In this letter, Christians are reminded by the Apostle Paul that they have a new identity in Christ and they should live in a way that conforms to that new identity. Believers are saved by grace through their faith in Christ and not by works or good deeds, but they should do good works to honor...

PHILIPPIANS

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The Believers in the early Philippian church were under great persecution for their faith and were greatly discouraged, but were working diligently to share the Gospel and to obey the will of God no matter what. The Apostle Paul writes to them to commend them for their faith and good deeds and to...

COLOSSIANS

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In the epistle to the Colossians, the Apostle Paul commends the church there for their faith and calls them to live lives worthy of the LORD, who has forgiven all of their sins through His Son. Paul declares emphatically that Jesus Christ is more than just the Messiah - He is truly God and has supremacy...

1 THESSALONIANS

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This is the Apostle Paul's first epistle to the church in Thessalonica. He commends the Thessalonian church for their faith, hope, and love, and encourages them to grow in these areas even more. Paul tells the Church that before Christ returns, all the Believers who have died will be resurrected...

2 THESSALONIANS

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A rumor had been spreading from false teachers that the rapture had already happened and the Day of the LORD had already begun.  The Apostle Paul corrects the false rumor and reminds the Thessalonians that the Tribulation will not begin until the Church is gathered to Christ and then the man...

1 TIMOTHY

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In the Apostle Paul's first epistle to Timothy, he tells Timothy to fight the false teachings that were rising up in the Church. He tells Timothy to correctly distinguish between law and grace and outlines Christian standards for prayer, marriage, leadership, morality, discipline, and service...

2 TIMOTHY

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Nearing the end of his life and knowing that his martyrdom for Christ is near, the Apostle Paul writes to his protégé Timothy, telling him that the path ahead will be difficult, but Timothy must persevere in defending the message of the Gospel. Timothy is told that the entire Bible is true and is...

TITUS

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Titus is a convert through the Apostle Paul and Paul has left him in Crete to establish orderly and godly churches there. The Cretan culture at that time was known for its deceit, gluttony, and laziness and Paul wants Titus to remind the churches that because Believers are saved by God's grace apart...

PHILEMON

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The Apostle Paul writes a letter to his fellow Believer, Philemon, whose slave Onesimus had run away. In their ancient culture runaway slaves were severely punished and even killed. After running away, Onesimus crossed paths with Paul and heard and accepted the Gospel and now Paul is doing something...

HEBREWS

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The book of Hebrews was written to encourage Believers to hold fast to their confession of faith without wavering. The unknown author of the letter tells us to stir one another up to love and good deeds and we are reminded of those in the Old Testament who did mighty works by faith. The author also...

JAMES

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James, one of the leaders of the Church in Jerusalem and likely the brother of Jesus, writes to the Jews in the Diaspora to remind them that there is a difference between claiming to have faith in God and actually having a genuine faith. While other writers of the New Testament make clear that Believers...

1 PETER

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In his first epistle, the Apostle Peter tells Believers that the earth is not their home and that is one of the reasons they are suffering and being persecuted for their faith. The Church is a holy nation and a royal priesthood of all Believers and God is developing the Church into a spiritual temple...

2 PETER

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Knowing that he will soon be martyred for his faith, the Apostle Peter writes to the Church to remind them to stand firm in their faith and to produce evidence that they indeed believe in Jesus. He also reminds the Church that in the last days unbelievers will mock the Bible and deny not only Christ's...

1 JOHN

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In the Apostle John's first epistle we learn that God's nature is love and that Believers can know that they have eternal life and our God's children. Christians must believe that Jesus is the Messiah and they must love one another. True Believers can be distinguished from those who are not children...

2 JOHN

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The Apostle John writes his second epistle to remind the Believers that truth, obedience, and love are central to the Christian walk. Christians must always walk in the truth and as they do so, they will naturally be obedient to God. Deceivers have gone out who deny either the Incarnation or that Jesus...

3 JOHN

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In the Apostle John's third epistle, he writes to the Believer Gaius who is trying to show Christian hospitality in his local church, but he is opposed by the divisive and inhospitable Diotrephes. John takes sides with Gaius and is coming to Gaius' church to straighten things o...

JUDE

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Jude, the servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, writes to the early Believers encouraging them to contend earnestly for the Christian faith that had been handed down to them and not to distort or change it. He warns that unbelievers have snuck into the Church and are trying to distort the...

REVELATION

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Jesus Christ reveals to His Apostle John things that were, things that are, and things that are soon to come. The message is that God is sovereign over all things and that Jesus is returning soon. The world is full of sin and turmoil, but God has given Jesus Christ the authority to overthrow Satan,...