LIVE WORKSHOP · SEPTEMBER 5, 2026 · REPLAY INCLUDED
Chronology of the Bible
You're familiar with Abraham, Daniel, David, Jesus, Moses, Nehemiah, Paul, and Solomon. Could you put them in order?
On Saturday, September 5 we lay out 16 key events start to finish. 90 minutes. $10.
If study Bibles and reference books left you more confused, this is built for you.
$10 NOW · $17 ONCE THE WORKSHOP IS OVER
Have you read the Bible cover to cover, but still draw a blank when someone asks how Moses connects to David, or how David connects to Nehemiah?
Do you assume the big events of the Bible all happened close together, but are surprised to learn they actually span about 2,600 years?
Have you bought a study Bible hoping it would connect the dots, but you ended up with more names and dates instead of the whole picture?
During the workshop you'll:
- Walk the 8 Old Testament anchor points in order, from Abraham to the Persian return of Judah
- See the 400 "silent" years between the Testaments laid out, the stretch most Bible reading plans skip entirely
- Walk the remaining 5 New Testament anchor points, from the birth of Christ to the destruction of Jerusalem
- Trace all 16 events across 7 supporting maps, so you can see where they happened, not just when
- Get the one-page memory card that distills all 16 events into something you can glance at before opening your Bible
- Walk away with a chronological roadmap of the whole Bible you can use every time you read it
You'll leave with:
- Your 16-event Bible timeline, Abraham to the end of the New Testament
- 7 supporting maps placing each event geographically
- The one-page memory card
- Replay access
$10 NOW · $17 ONCE THE WORKSHOP IS OVER
Chronology of the Bible
Register for $10, give me 90 minutes, and you'll walk away with a 16-event Bible timeline, Abraham to the end of the New Testament, marked across 7 maps.
$10 NOW · $17 ONCE THE WORKSHOP IS OVER
Saturday, September 5, 2026
8:00am HST / 2:00pm EDT (90 min)
Replay Included
Why I teach this
The order of the Bible clicked for me after I attended a Bible seminar in the mid-1980s.
Up to that point, every story sat on its own. Abraham over here, David over there, Paul somewhere on a missionary journey. No sense of what came before what.
But... once I learned the order of the Bible, everything else followed. What happened... why... it all finally made sense.
I stopped mining the Bible for promises and feel-good verses and started reading it the way it was written. In context.
That's what Chronology of the Bible is about. The correct order, laid out for you: 16 events, 7 maps, 90 minutes, and a memory card you can keep in your Bible.
This workshop is one of many stops to help you master the Bible.
I'm Gary Lau. I help those who are serious about the Bible see how the pieces fit together so the Bible makes sense.
Got a question?
Will this work if I've only read the Bible story by story, never really tracking the order?
Yes. That's exactly who this is for. You already know Abraham, Moses, David, Jesus, Paul. This workshop is about seeing where they actually fit on one timeline.
I've always figured the order doesn't matter much for understanding a passage. Is this really for me?
The workshop is especially for you. That belief is where bad interpretations start. Once you see the order, the same verses will read differently.
Do I need 100 Great Events of the Bible after this, or is the workshop enough on its own?
If the workshop's 16 events leave you wanting the other 84, that's what 100 Great Events of the Bible is for. If you're still getting comfortable with the idea that order matters at all, sit with the workshop's timeline for a while first. The course will be just as useful whenever you're ready.
How is this different from a study Bible or reference book?
Study Bibles and reference books usually add more names and dates without ever laying out the whole picture. This workshop does the opposite: one continuous 16-event timeline, in order, with the 7 maps to place them.
Do I need to know a lot about the Bible going in?
If you've read the Bible and know the major names, Abraham, Moses, David, Jesus, Paul, but never put them in order, this is built for you. If you already teach the timeline yourself, you'll likely still walk away with a map or two you haven't seen.
Will there be time for questions?
Yes, but saved for the end. 60 minutes of teaching, then 30 minutes of open Q&A.
Can I get a refund if it's not for me?
Sorry, no refunds.
What if I have a question?
