Scripture Knowledge Graph
An interactive network connecting sermons, podcasts, and music through shared scripture references.
How scripture connects all content
A knowledge graph is a network showing how things are connected. In this visualization, every dot (node) represents either a piece of content in our catalog or a Bible passage. Lines (edges) connect content to the scriptures it references — so a sermon about Romans 8 is linked to that passage, as is a worship song that quotes the same verse.
The result is a web of connections that reveals which scriptures serve as theological hubs — passages that bridge across content formats. A user exploring Romans 8:28 could discover not just other teachings on that verse, but worship music and podcasts that draw from the same theology.
Zoom in to explore clusters, hover over nodes to see titles, and notice how the most-connected scripture passages sit at the center of dense neighborhoods of content.
- 2,675 unique scripture passages form the connective tissue linking 3,450 content items across all four formats
- The most-connected passages — Romans 8, Psalms 23, Matthew 5, John 3 — act as hubs connecting sermons, podcasts, music, and scripture readings
- 235 sermon-podcast scripture bridges exist: cases where a sermon and a podcast both reference the same verse, enabling cross-format discovery without manual curation