SCRIPTURE, PLACE & CHRISTIAN HISTORY

Real places. An unfolding story.

Find a place. Follow a life. Step into the world of the Bible. Then explore the communities and movements that followed.

Atlas

Explore the biblical world. Find a city, a mountain, or a sea, and read the passages that name it.

Journeys

Follow people through the places that shaped their stories. See the encounters, companions, and turning points along the way.

Ancient Cities

Get to know a city behind the text. Explore its setting, its people, and the moments that make it part of the story.

Gospel Events

Follow the life of Jesus across the land. Explore events in their setting and see how the four Gospels tell them.

Beyond the New Testament

The Early Church

Discover communities learning to live, worship, and confess their faith through persecution, debate, and change.

Apostolic Church

Explore the development of Catholic and Orthodox Christianity through its worship, centers of authority, divisions, and encounters.

The Reformation

Explore reform movements and their disagreements. Bring cities, printing, Scripture, and the arguments themselves into view.

Global Missions

Explore how communities receive and share the gospel. Meet local believers, translators, and missionaries within the worlds they inhabit.

How it was drawnNEW

Old maps

The Holy Land, Jerusalem and the lands of the Bible as mapmakers drew them, from medieval manuscripts to measured surveys. Open any map at full size, with its maker, its library and its credit.

Rooted in Scripture. Open for discovery.

A place to read slowly, ask deeply, and follow the connections. Scripture, study and the voices of Christian history, brought together for a lifetime of learning.

SPEND TIME IN THE WORD

  • Open the reader
  • Books & reading progress
  • Compare Scripture editions
  • Find a passage

FOLLOW YOUR QUESTIONS

  • Study collections
  • People & places
  • Faith & apologetics
  • Stories of faith

A library with a paper trail.

Meet the authors. Explore the collection. Trace each work to its source.

Download the code.

Open source on GitHub.