The BibleProject Podcast, hosted by Tim Mackie and Jon Collins, takes listeners deep into the biblical theology behind BibleProject’s videos and series. Through rich, accessible conversations, it explores the Bible as a unified story that leads to Jesus—unpacking themes, books, and difficult questions in a way that blends scholarship with approachable storytelling.

The Bible Engagement Project is a free, digital discipleship curriculum designed to immerse your entire congregation—preschool through adults—in a shared journey through scripture. Anchored in the Bible and accessible via mobile or desktop app, this resource provides a comprehensive scope and sequence for intentional spiritual growth, all available at no cost thanks to generous partnerships.

The Big God Project is a full-church curriculum developed in Canada by the Family Church of Heritage Green (Presbyterian Church in Canada). Built around the idea that churches grow best when learning together, it helps congregations—regardless of size or age range—engage the Bible as one body. Every week centers on a theme drawn from the character of God and includes a children’s moment in worship, a teaching video, printable activity sheets, and a hands-on Sunday School lesson. The same theme carries through all pieces so the entire church is learning the same story together.

The Bible for Normal People is a multimedia learning platform and podcast that makes scholarly and inclusive biblical engagement accessible, honest, and often humorous. Co-hosted by Pete Enns and Jared Byas, it’s a space where people deconstruct and reconstruct their faith with thoughtful guidance.

Bible Remixed is a teaching initiative led by Dr. Sylvia Keesmaat offering courses and workshops at the intersection of scripture, justice, and creation care. Grounded in rigorous biblical scholarship and rooted in a lived theology of hospitality and earth stewardship, this resource equips leaders for transformative discipleship in contemporary contexts.

What Is the Bible? is a vibrant and lyrical picture book that invites children to explore the Bible as a beautiful and diverse collection of stories about God, the world, and Jesus. Inspired by Rachel Held Evans’ legacy and completed by Matthew Paul Turner, it helps young readers (and their adults) see how God's story connects with their own lives in accessible, imaginative ways.

Ekkuip Canada is a Cambridge, Ontario-based organization dedicated to equipping Canadian ministry leaders with trusted resources and personalized service. They offer a wide range of products, including Bibles, study materials, curricula, and church supplies, tailored to support various aspects of ministry.

The Book of Belonging is an illustrated Bible storybook to help children understand the rich diversity of God's people, emphasizing identity, contemplation, and wonder. It presents 42 Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments, featuring diverse narratives and illustrations that include women, men expressing emotions, and people of color, ensuring that every child can see themselves reflected in the stories. The book encourages imagination and wonder, allowing kids the freedom to explore, question, and discover a personal connection to their Creator.

Crosswalk provides resources that speak to real-life issues and highlight Christian values in an ever-changing world including daily devotionals, Bible study tools or faith-based news coverage, Crosswalk offers a wide range of content to nourish your heart and soul.

Bible Study Printables is a heartfelt initiative dedicated to enriching ones spiritual journey through accessible and engaging resources. Their mission is to provide individuals and families with tools that make studying the Bible both enjoyable and meaningful. The website offers a diverse array of features, including Bible reading plans that guide you through Scripture in a structured yet flexible manner, and Bible study games designed to make learning interactive and fun for all ages.

Open the Bible is a ministry helping individuals experience the transformative power of God's Word. The mission is to open the Bible with people, assist them in opening it for themselves, and equip them to share it with others.

Yale Divinity School (YDS) offers a variety of free resources through its Center for Continuing Education, designed to support churches, clergy, laity, and anyone interested in theological exploration. These resources include podcasts, online courses, video lectures, and small group study materials aimed at expanding understanding of Christian theology, biblical studies, and leadership.

Sparkhouse is a Christian publishing company that creates innovative, engaging faith formation resources for children, youth, and adults. Their curriculum is designed to make faith accessible, enjoyable, and meaningful for learners of all ages. Sparkhouse offers various curricula, such as Frolic (for preschoolers), Whirl and Holy Moly (for elementary-aged kids), Connect (for preteens), and Re:form (for teens), among others. Each curriculum aims to help churches and families foster spiritual growth, biblical understanding, and discipleship in creative, age-appropriate ways.

The YouVersion Bible App offers a free and accessible Bible experience across smartphones, tablets, and online platforms. Installed on over 695 million devices globally, it provides access to 3,100 Bible versions in 2,000 languages without advertising.

Bible Project provides invaluable tools for ministry leaders, educators, and individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of the Bible. By offering a variety of accessible and engaging resources, they help foster a lifelong journey of exploring Scripture and its transformative power.

Bible in a Minute offers concise, one-minute summaries of every chapter in the Bible. This resource is ideal for those looking to learn about the Bible through progressive and liberation theology. Follow on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for new episodes.