One: How Sixty-Six Books Tell One Story About One Savior for One People

Most of us know the stories. Almost none of us know the story.

Sixty-six books. Forty writers. Fifteen hundred years, three languages, three continents - and most of us still read it in pieces.
A verse for the morning. A favorite psalm. The story about the boy with the slingshot. We know the parts. Nobody ever showed us the whole.

The One walks the entire Bible as what it claims to be: one book, telling one story, about one Savior, gathering one people, headed toward one hope. No seminary required - just the Book, opened and explained the way it was first taught, around a kitchen table, to people who asked hard questions.

- Why forty writers across fifteen centuries produced one message - and what that leaves a skeptic to explain

- Where the canon actually came from, and why "a committee voted on it" is exactly backwards

- The entire storyline in six acts, and where you are standing in it right now

- Nine Old Testament pictures of Christ - and four rules that keep you from finding Him where He isn't

- Who you became the day you believed, and what you are now part of

- What Scripture actually promises about the end, and what it doesn't

Now available with a companion workbook. The One: Companion Workbook turns the book into twenty sessions of real work in Scripture - three passages per session to look up and write out by hand, room to answer every discussion question, and a guide for leading it in a small group. Sold separately.

Every chapter closes with three questions worth arguing about, so it works alone or in a group. Includes a one-page reading grid, a quick reference to all sixty-six books, and a guide for leading it in a small group.

Find Habakkuk. By the end of this book, you'll know where it is.