First steps
Three short stops to settle in: called by name, loved – and invited to ask.
First stop: Called by your name. · Isaiah 43:1Scrollverse is currently available in German only. More languages are in the works.
22 stages, 149 stops. A quick check after each stop, and a stamp in your pilgrim passport for each stage – like on the Camino de Santiago, just with your thumb.
I’ll walk ahead, you go at your own pace.
And no stop is locked. Promise.
Every stop is a lesson: Bible verse, context, question.
Fill in a gap or guess the book. Right on the first try? Star! You can always skip.
A seal with a cork pop, then you’ll hear me walk to the next stop.
Stage done: a big celebration and a dated stamp in your pilgrim passport.


This is where we start. Three short stops – your first stamp comes quickly.
Three short stops to settle in: called by name, loved – and invited to ask.
First stop: Called by your name. · Isaiah 43:1Seven short lessons that build on each other – from the Sermon on the Mount to the storm on the lake.
First stop: Today is enough. · Matthew 6:34When everyone else seems further ahead: seven lessons on worth, achievement and what is enough.
First stop: You’re no accident. · Psalm 139:14Faith doesn’t mean having no questions. Seven lessons with people who doubted – and were held.
First stop: Believing and doubting at once. · Mark 9:24Who was this Jesus? Six encounters – with seekers, the weary, outsiders and friends.
First stop: Come and see for yourself. · John 1:38–39We’re nowhere near halfway yet. But look how far you’ve come!
Closeness isn’t always easy: seven lessons on friendship, honest words, boundaries and making peace.
First stop: Better together. · Ecclesiastes 4:9–10Between overthinking and setting off: seven lessons on advice, conscience, patience and the next step.
First stop: A listening heart. · 1 Kings 3:9Seven short lessons on fear and courage – from an honest “I’m afraid” to “Be of good cheer”.
First stop: It’s okay to say you’re afraid. · Psalm 56:3How does prayer actually work? Seven short lessons – from the Lord’s Prayer and honest lament to a sigh without words.
First stop: Prayer can be learned. · Luke 11:1From Advent to Pentecost: seven lessons on the great feasts of the church year – what’s celebrated and why.
First stop: A light in the darkness. · Isaiah 9:2Seven short lessons on why Christians gather on Sundays – from resurrection and rest to the shared meal, honest disappointments and the feeling of belonging.
First stop: Glad to be invited. · Psalm 122:1Little tip: you don’t have to go in this order. Nothing is locked.
What Christians of all churches believe in common – seven lessons straight from the Bible: creation, commandments, grace, resurrection, the Spirit, baptism and communion.
First stop: Let there be light. · Genesis 1:1, 3Seven short lessons on weariness, tears, long waiting and new beginnings – hope that doesn’t sugar-coat anything.
First stop: New strength for the weary. · Isaiah 40:31Seven portraits, one scene each – from Abraham to Paul: very different people who asked, hesitated and still trusted God.
First stop: Setting out without a map. · Genesis 12:1First breathe out yourself, then pass it on: seven lessons on guilt, new beginnings and forgiveness – no pressure, at your own pace.
First stop: No more keeping silent. · Psalm 32:5Seven stops on loneliness – from honestly naming it to people, and a God, who stay.
First stop: Calling loneliness by its name. · Psalm 25:16Seven stops on your worth – seen, known and wanted before you achieve anything.
First stop: More than a reflection. · Genesis 1:27, 31Nearly at the end. And after that? Just start a stage over again.
Seven stops to rediscover the good – in everyday life, in people and in hard times too.
First stop: Don’t forget the good. · Psalm 103:2Seven stops on love – how God loves, how people love and what remains in the end.
First stop: Loved first. · 1 John 4:19Seven stops on family – with tension, reconciliation, gaps and people who become family.
First stop: Respect goes both ways. · Ephesians 6:2–4Seven stops for everyday life – on meaning, faithfulness, limits and a rest that belongs to life.
First stop: Called in the middle of the everyday. · Mark 1:17Seven stops for times of farewell: grief is allowed, needs words and time – and knows a hope.
First stop: Grief is allowed. · Matthew 5:422 stamps in your pilgrim passport. I’m proud of you!