Matthew: Jesus is the Abrahamic Christ (Annointed King) Who is the Savior of the Soul of His People.
Mark: Jesus is the God/Servant Who is the Savior of the Spirit of His People.
Luke: Jesus is the Adamic Christ Who is the Savior of Adamic Humanity
John: Jesus is the God/King Who is the Savior of the Body of Those Who Believe.
The Acts: a theologically slanted history of the progress of the Gospel through the apostolic ministries of Peter and Paul, revealing God's program of bringing salvation to the ends of the earth.
The Epistles: Technical developments of the doctrines of the Gospel.
Paul's Epistles:
Romans: the basic content of the Gospel.
1 & 2 Corinthians: the basic enemy of the Gospel; human arrogance.
Galatians: the basic method of the Gospel; by grace apart from works of the flesh.
Ephesians: the basic motive of the Gospel; response to the agape of God.
Philippians: the basic attitude of the recipient of the Gospel; rejoicing.
Colossians: the basic provision of the Gospel; Christ, in you.
1 & 2 Thessalonians: the basic hope of the Gospel; the Rapture of the Church.
1 & 2 Timothy and Titus: the basic polity of the Church; elder leadership.
Philemon: the basic impact of the Gospel; changed lives and relationships.
Hebrews: the basic superiority of the Gospel; a new covenant based upon the performance of the Christ.
The General Epistles:
James: the basic approach to handling temptation.
1 & 2 Peter: the basic approach to handling persecution.
1 John: the basic practice of the believer; maintaining fellowship with God in the light.
2 John: the basic threat to the believer; deception.
3 John: the basic focus of the believer: missions.
Jude: the basic stance of the believer: earnest contention for the faith.
Revelation: the basic expectation of the believer; an earth-purging judgment, that results in the final fulfillment of the promises.