In our Bible study, we explored the word "earth" in Genesis 6:13, suggesting a regional flood. This insight highlights faith and obedience, as shown by Noah.
Explore Genesis 6 with us, examining Cain and Seth's genealogies, the "sons of God," Nephilim, and humanity's decline, revealing insights into God's nature.
Our Bible teaching explored Genesis genealogies, focusing on Seth's line leading to the Messiah. It highlighted faith, Enoch's walk with God, and prophetic blessings.
In our Bible study, we explored Cain and Abel's story, Genesis 4:8's interpretations, sin's nature, God's mercy, and our duty as "keepers" of others.
Explore Cain and Abel's story from Genesis 4:1-15, examining their relationship, sacrifices, and faith's role in pleasing God, revealing sin, choice, and divine grace.
Explore Genesis 3:20-24, Adam naming Eve, and their fall. Reflect on spiritual death, redemption through Christ, and God's plan for humanity beyond our failures.
Explore Genesis 3:11-19, where Adam and Eve face disobedience and its consequences, highlighting blame, God's grace, and the power of confession. Join us today.
In our Bible study on Genesis 3:5-13, we explored temptation and humanity's fall, comparing Eve's and Jesus' trials, and the power of God's Word to overcome sin.
In a recent teaching on Genesis 3:1-5, we examined the serpent's cunning dialogue with Eve, mixing truth and deception, urging reflection on wisdom and God's purposes.
Explore Genesis 2's creation narrative, focusing on companionship, equality, and marriage's foundational principles. Reflect on these timeless truths with us.
Explore Genesis 2:10-15 with us, reflecting on the Garden of Eden's symbolism and free will. Discover its impact on human agency and divine intention today.
In Genesis 2, creation is retold, highlighting divine planning, the introduction of "LORD" (YHWH), and the symbolism of the Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge.
This teaching explores being created in God's image, humanity's dual nature, stewardship over the earth, and finding spiritual rest in Christ.
In a recent teaching on Genesis 1:26-27, we explored humanity in God's image, interpretations of the Trinity, and angels' roles, emphasizing our unique responsibilities.
This week's Bible teaching explores the creation narrative in Genesis, focusing on "bara" vs. "asah," Genesis 1 and 2, and the importance of humility in scripture.
In a recent teaching on Genesis 1:2-13, we explored God's role as a restorer, transforming chaos into order and life, echoed in Psalm 104:30 and Ezekiel 37.
In our Bible session, we explore Genesis's creation narrative, focusing on "In the beginning God," and its relevance to Christians today. Join us in reflecting on its impact.
Join us, Christian Ultra Libertarians for Truth, as we explore the Old Testament, focusing on discipleship and understanding the roots of our faith.
