
NT: Apostles & Mission
Compare the Gospel and Acts lists of the Twelve and follow the apostolic mission from Jerusalem to Rome through its people, passages, and witnesses.
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Compare the Gospel and Acts lists of the Twelve and follow the apostolic mission from Jerusalem to Rome through its people, passages, and witnesses.

Read the Berean Standard Bible across 66 books, with passage links and connections to the Church Atlas records that cite each verse.

Trace Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, Rome, Constantinople, and other great centers of the Church through dated milestones and the sources behind them.

Follow the one Son through the Gospel story and see how Christian doctrine relates each action to his divine and human natures.

Study 59 Old Testament divine encounters, from Mamre and the burning bush to the angel of the LORD, and how early Christians read them.

Explore worship clothing from the Old Testament priesthood to Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant vestments, with each garment's biblical and historical sources.

Walk through Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant churches, the Tabernacle, and the Temple in 3D, and see how Scripture and history shaped sacred space.

Meet the Church Fathers and Old Testament figures where their lives meet the doctrines, controversies, and spiritual questions they helped clarify.

Explore the councils of the Church, from Jerusalem and the Seven Ecumenical Councils to later synods, with their decisions, canons, and sources.

Explore the Creator-creation distinction: how God gives and sustains existence, and how creation shares in God without becoming God.

Trace God's names, works, and honor into New Testament passages about Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and weigh each connection against other readings.

Follow Christian teaching from the Creed and sacraments to icons, saints, and theosis, with Scripture and historical witnesses for every branch.

Follow apostolic mission and the ancient lists of bishops, with cited relationships kept distinct from later attributions and interpretations.

Explore a connected family tree of more than 700 biblical figures, with source-labelled family, genealogy, succession, and encounter links.

Explore Christian teaching on heaven and hell, from one divine presence received in different ways to Catholic and Protestant accounts.

See what Arianism, Nestorianism, iconoclasm, and other historic controversies changed in Christian doctrine, and test each premise against the councils.

Travel through two thousand years of Eastern Orthodox history, from the apostles through Fathers, councils, and saints to the modern Church.

What belongs to human nature, and what belongs to a particular person? An interactive model of nature, person, and their properties.
Explore the native Icons learning world: historic images, theological arguments, primary evidence, and opposing arguments with clear limits.

Examine Christian-Muslim questions about Scripture, the Qur'an, the hadith, and the identity of Jesus, following each claim to its sources and replies.
Follow Jesus' life through 70 Old Testament studies the New Testament connects with it, comparing the texts and their early Christian reception.

A 15-stage guided introduction to Christian faith and practice, with Scripture in context, dated witnesses, and a self-check at every stage.

Interactive models of the Trinity, Christology, human nature, creation, temptation, and the Fall that show how doctrine distinguishes nature and person.

See Church Atlas records and the Bible passages they cite as one connected, explorable map.

Was the Last Supper a Passover meal? Compare John and the other Gospels, the evidence behind each reading, and early Christian witnesses.

Explore Reformation people, disputes, sources and church roots in a dated learning atlas through November 1, 2026.

Examine biblical furnishings, liturgical vessels, devotional objects, and Christian relics in a searchable 3D collection with sources.

Explore baptism, the Eucharist, and the other sacraments through Scripture, early Christian witnesses, and Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant accounts.

Who speaks, who is addressed, and who receives worship? Weigh the biblical, Jewish, and early Christian sources on asking the saints to pray.

Watch Christianity spread across the world on an interactive map, from the apostles to today, with sourced milestones along the way.

One interactive timeline from the Old Testament through two thousand years of church history, with dated events, sources, and guided evidence trails.

One God in three Persons: explore how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit share one divine nature and are distinguished by their relations.

Follow seven reasons for Eastern Orthodox faith and practice back through Scripture, early worship, councils, and confessions, with the evidence and its limits.

Explore every book of the Bible and each tradition's canon, with reading guides, manuscripts, Gospel comparisons, and canon case files.