This presentation offers an instructional overview of the theological concept of redemption, specifically framing it through the lens of Progressive Covenantalism. The presentation begins by defining key terms like mercy and grace, emphasizing that redemption is understood through a series of covenants God makes with humanity. It outlines the structure of a covenant and introduces the foundational Covenant of Redemption, an eternal agreement between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to save a people. The material then details the subsequent progressive covenants, including the Creation Covenant, followed by the Covenants of Grace—Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic—which all lead toward the climactic fulfillment in the New Covenant through Jesus Christ. Throughout the slides, the information stresses that redemption was always God's plan and that the covenants demonstrate God’s continuous grace and mercy.