Creation and commission
Humanity is introduced as image-bearer, representative and steward under the authority of the Creator-King.
Genesis 1:26–28SKB INTERACTIVE EXPLAINER · GENESIS 1–4
The Revolution
The first SKB flagship experience follows the original commission, Eden, the crisis of rulership, the promise of restoration, the herald and the public announcement of the Kingdom.
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Heaven touching earth
The Garden becomes the first visual language for presence, order, relationship, work and the intended meeting of Heaven and earth.
Genesis 2Another word is obeyed
The rebellion is presented as a crisis of trust, obedience and rulership. SKB follows its effect through identity, relationship, creation and culture.
Genesis 3; Romans 6:16Judgment contains a promise
The serpent is judged and the biblical story begins moving toward an offspring through whom the rebellion will be answered.
Genesis 3:15Prepare. The King is coming.
John stands at a threshold between the long scriptural witness and the public announcement that the Kingdom has drawn near.
Malachi 3:1; Luke 16:16This is why I was sent
Jesus identifies the proclamation of the good news of the Kingdom of God as central to His mission.
Luke 4:43; Luke 12:32The governing influence reaches the worlds
Kingdom principles move through citizens into family, government, education, business, media, technology and the other worlds that shape life.
Matthew 6:10; Matthew 24:14