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What is God’s Story?

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God's Story: From Creation to Eternity

God's Story: From Creation to Eternity is an 80-minute overview of the Bible. This audio and visual metanarrative provides a panoramic view of God's plan to rescue fallen humankind.

God's Story lays a powerful foundation for understanding the reason for and need of a Savior. God's Story spends two-thirds of its time focused on the Old Testament, continually pointing forward to the promise of salvation. Starting with Creation, God's Story takes the viewer on a journey through the stories of the Fall in the Garden, Cain and Abel, Noah, the Tower of Babel, Abraham and Isaac, the Exodus, Ten Commandments, and an overview of prophecies pointing to the coming Messiah.

With this Old Testament foundation laid, God's Story introduces Jesus through the stories of his birth, life, many miracles, death, resurrection and ascension. The final few minutes of God's Story tell of Christ's final words to his disciples and provide a peak into what Scriptures say will come at the end of time.

The scarlet thread of Christ as the Redeemer and Messiah is clearly woven throughout this 80-minute program. Listeners hear of the promised gift of salvation and the hope to come.

Power of Chronology (2)

Power of Chronology (2)

The Power of Chronology

No one would begin watching a movie or reading a novel from the middle. The context of the story would be lost and storyline confusing. However, when it comes to the Bible, because the Old and the New Testaments focus on two different eras, and because Christians are focused on the life and transforming power of Jesus, most people begin with the New Testament. 

This non-chronological, or out of order, approach can leave a person with lack of understanding of the backstory - the foundation provided by what came first in the Old Testament. 

Ethnos 360 (formerly New Tribes Mission) learned about the power of chronological teaching as God used missionary Mark Zook to reveal Himself to the to the Mouk people of Papua New Guinea. Zook presented God's Word to the Mouk people in a clear and chronological way. The result, documented in the Ethnos 360 videos EE-Taow: The Mouk Story and EE-Taow: The Next Chapter, was that this violent tribe of people was transformed by God and His Word. 

As missionaries discovered the effectiveness of chronological teaching, the Lord also prompted an artist, a film-maker and a writer to produce God's Story: From Creation to Eternity using this same chronological approach. By sharing God's transforming message from the beginning and continuing the story chronologically, God's Story allows viewers and listeners to learn of God in the order through which He revealed himself. The context for people's need of forgiveness, redemption and reconciliation with God is established, and the purpose for the coming of Jesus is more clearly understood. This provides listeners with a solid foundation upon which to begin a new life in Christ through repentance and forgiveness of sin.

God's Story proves to be a powerful tool both for discipleship and evangelism. The chronological approach used in God's Story helps reduce syncretism (the merging of two or more different beliefs) because people recognize Jesus as the one and only God.

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