Bible Charts Guy helps Bible teachers, pastors, and serious students see the structure, flow, and literary brilliance of Scripture through clear visual charts and downloadable study guides.
Each video breaks down biblical books and passages visually—making complex structures easier to understand, teach, and remember.
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I’m David Haken, a Bible teacher and missionary based in the Philippines. I teach at the International Graduate School of Leadership (IGSL) in Manila, where we train pastors from across Asia for gospel ministry—many of whom return to serve in places like Vietnam, Pakistan, Mongolia, and Myanmar.
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The book of Micah is often remembered for one verse about Bethlehem—but that barely scratches the surface. Beneath its warnings of judgment lies a carefully structured message of hope through reversal, all centered on a single, ancient question: “Who is like Yahweh?” That question isn’t just theology—it’s Micah’s name, and it’s the key to the book’s surprising ending.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/asTpzJlnqfM
📜 This week’s chart lays out the entire book of Micah, showing its three major sections, each marked by the Hebrew word Shema (“Hear”), and how every announcement of judgment is followed by a corresponding promise of restoration. From exile to regathering, from ruined Zion to global peace, Micah’s message is far more unified—and far more hopeful—than many readers realize.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-micah-name
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📬 When you read 1 Corinthians, it can feel chaotic—lawsuits, sexual immorality, debates over spiritual gifts, and head coverings. But Paul's most "chaotic" letter has a secret, laser-focused structure! It all centers on one overlooked figure: Chloe. Her crucial report and the church’s questions form the entire framework of the book, revealing Paul's unified argument for true spiritual maturity.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/GfeXEaSDaNY
📜 This week's chart maps out the entire letter, showing exactly where Chloe’s verbal report (Chapters 1–6) ends and the Corinthians’ written questions (Chapters 7–16) begin. It’s an invaluable resource for anyone seeking clarity on Paul’s formidable argument for unity and true spirituality.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-1-corinthians…
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Hey everyone! You might notice the channel looks a little different today. I’ve rebranded to Bible Charts Guy to better reflect visual guides to Scripture I’m creating for you all.
Don’t worry—the content you love isn’t going anywhere. It’s just getting a fresh coat of paint! Thanks for being part of the journey to 1k.
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🔥 At the start of Zephaniah, the “Prophet of Fire” threatens global consumption in God's jealousy (1:18). But Mark Zephaniah shows the fire is not just for destruction—it's for purification. The whole book pivots on this truth, revealing God's plan for a worldwide restoration.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/2HzMBF7bbjU
📜 This week’s chart visually maps Zephaniah’s four-part structure, highlighting the interplay between judgment and restoration, the remnant motif, and the Day of the Lord. Perfect for Bible teachers, small groups, or personal study.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-zephaniah-jud…
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🔍 At the heart of Luke’s Gospel is Jesus’ defining mission: "The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost" (Luke 19:10). Luke proves this by featuring stories—like the tax collector in the sycamore tree, the despised Samaritan, and the beloved Prodigal Son—that the other Gospels omit, all to highlight Jesus’ radical welcome to the outsider and the marginalized.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/_3TuVVlxZag
📜 This week’s free 8-page chart systematically maps out Luke's unique stories, showing how each character fits into the theme of "lostness" and contributes to the book's core argument. A powerful resource for Bible teachers and small group leaders looking to teach on Jesus' heart for the powerless.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-luke-seek-and…
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🗡️ The stories of David’s Mighty Men—like Benaiah and Eleazar—read like epic action movie scripts. But their placement in 2 Samuel is profoundly tragic. Their formidable strength is used by the biblical author to expose the deep moral and physical weakness of King David himself, forcing the reader to recognize Israel needs a greater, sinless King.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/RJWSKnaro-A
📜 This week’s chart lays out the chiastic structure of 2 Samuel’s conclusion, and the placement of the mighty-men stories—helping you see why their strength matters for biblical theology. A great resource for Bible teachers and small group leaders.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-1-2-sam-might…
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⚓ The message of Titus hinges on one verse: Titus 2:14. It reveals that Jesus didn't just save us from lawlessness; His ultimate goal was to purify a people for a specific purpose—to be zealous for good works. This verse is one of the two theological anchors holding the entire letter's intricate design together.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/P4zmUL-8Tv0
📜 This week's free chart maps out Paul's ingenious literary structure for the letter, showing exactly how the two "Jesus poems" (sound doctrine) fuel and result in good works (proper Christian living). A great resource for Bible teachers and small group leaders.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-titus-double-…
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🕰️ The book of Ezekiel can feel chaotic, but every vision, oracle, and historical event fits on a 25-year timeline. From Ezekiel’s call by the Chebar canal to his final temple vision (chapters 40–48), this timeline shows the shift from God’s judgment on Judah to His promise of hope, restoration, and a Second Exodus.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/fRMnOid8iQI
📜 This week’s free chart maps out Ezekiel’s chronology, showing every key date, vision, and prophetic sign-act. Perfect for Bible teachers, small group leaders, and anyone trying to make sense of this disorienting yet deeply meaningful book.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-ezekiel-timel…
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👑 When John is caught up into heaven in Revelation 4–5, he isn’t stepping into abstract symbolism—he’s entering the real throne room of God, the heavenly temple that becomes the control center for the entire book of Revelation. Every detail—the throne, the elders, the living creatures, the sea of glass—reveals the glory of the One who reigns and the worthiness of the Lamb.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/f23zYVIiD3o
📜 This week’s free chart gives you a visual map of God’s throne room, tracing each object, person, and scene throughout Revelation. It’s a powerful tool for Bible teachers, small groups, and anyone studying biblical theology or eschatology.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-revelation-th…
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👂 Why did Israel keep failing God again and again? In Jeremiah 34–45, the prophet exposes the hidden pattern: they simply did not listen (shama). Through two cycles—before and after the destruction of Jerusalem—we see rebellion, intercession, imprisonment, and judgment, all pointing to a heart problem only the Messiah can fix.
🎥 Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/1rdrhL8aGz8
📜 This week’s free chart maps out each king, chapter, and sequence, showing exactly where Israel failed to listen and how God’s discipline unfolds. Perfect for Bible teachers, students, and anyone studying Old Testament prophecy.
📥 Download the chart here:
courses.davidhaken.com/lp-free-chart-jeremiah-isra…
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