You can begin a fascinating journey through the Bible. The first edition of Covenant Cards (2017) is now free, in honour of Love Reimagined podcast listeners.

Inspired by the sort of cutting-edge, historically rich biblical teaching made famous by the likes of Kenneth Bailey, John Walton, David Bentley Hart, Gordon Fee and Scott Hahn, this deck features 48 study cards in both PNG and PDF format.

Here's what's inside:

This deck will help you to answer:

What kind of book is the Bible? How should one responsibly interpret it? What do people mean by biblical covenant canon? What was 'covenant' according to the people living in biblical times? What were the three covenant types found in the ancient world? What was God's first covenant made with mankind? What was the nature of the Noahic covenant? What do the Bible's seemingly dull genealogical records have to offer? What kind of covenant did God make with Abraham? Why did God tell Abraham to perform a child sacrifice? Why did God seem so vengeful in the Old Mosaic Covenant? What was the significance of the term 'son of David'? What makes the New Covenant so radically different? What is the real identity of the mysterious figure Melchizedek?

What is Eschatology really all about? What is meant by "end of the age" and "the last days"? What did Jesus mean by "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not"? Will the earth really burn up in a fiery end-time destruction? What are the three different words for 'world' used in the Bible, and what did they originally mean? Did Jesus embarass himself when he prophesied that "this generation will not pass away before all these things take place"? What is meant by "nation shall rise against nation"? What did John's Revelation really reveal? Is "the coming of the Son of Man" really about a giant deity suddenly appearing in the clouds to judge the earth? What is the New Heaven and New Earth all about? Who was Josephus and why is he so important to decoding apocalyptic prophecy? What did the Roman generals Vespasian and Titus have to do with the last days? Who (or what) the heck is the Antichrist? Was the book of Revelation written earlier or later than 70 A.D.?

What is the key to transforming a culture or lifestyle? Why did Jesus have to come in the flesh? What does it mean that Jesus is the "Word of God"? What were the four Messianic miracles Jesus determined to perform? What in the world is Better Covenant Theology? How is the New Covenant so radically better than the Old? Is it really true that the New Covenant has only one rule? What is sin? What are the five realms a Christian usually encounters and progresses through?