Putting the “Old” and “New” Testaments back together.

Many believers today struggle to fully understand the New Testament because they haven’t yet learned the foundations of the faith, the “Oracles of G-d” entrusted to Israel. The Whole Testament is here to change that. Inspired by Hebrews 5:12–14 and Romans 3:1–2, our mission is to help believers move from milk to solid food by reconnecting the teachings of Yeshua and the apostles with the Law, Prophets, and Writings.

Through a three-course format, Appetizers (short, thought-provoking insights), Entrees (deep theological discussion), and Desserts (real-world conversations and applications), we aim to awaken a hunger for Scripture and equip you to walk in greater maturity.

The Whole Testament is the outgrowth of Dave Campbell’s simple but powerful vision: that everyday believers can discover deeper meaning in Scripture by reconnecting the Old and New Testaments as one unified story. Dave is not a pastor or theologian, he’s a residential remodel contractor in Decatur, IL, where he lives with his wife Stephanie and their nine children. With a BA in Education and over two decades of studying and living out the teachings of both Testaments, Dave brings a grounded, honest, and approachable voice to the conversation.

Behind him is a team of regular people, teachers, parents, musicians, tech workers, each committed to walking out the truth of Scripture in real life. Together, we’re here to help others grow from milk to solid food, one bite at a time.

At The Whole Testament, we believe the division between the "Old" and "New" Testaments is more than just a page in your Bible, it’s a misunderstanding that has separated believers from the full richness of Scripture. Our mission is to reconnect the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) with their original context in the Torah, revealing the unified story of redemption from Genesis to Revelation.

We believe that Yeshua is the Son of G-d and the promised Messiah of both Testaments, and that salvation comes by grace through faith in Him alone. But we also hold that the Torah, the Law of Hashem, is still holy, good, and relevant for those who follow Messiah, not as a means of earning righteousness, but as a response of love and worship.

This is a journey, not a destination. Transformation happens one step at a time, “from glory to glory,” as the veil is lifted and our eyes are opened to the fullness of Scripture (2 Corinthians 3:18). Whether you’re just beginning or have walked this path for years, we invite you to join us as we explore the whole story, together.

Welcome to The Whole Testament.