In Genesis 14, we are introduced to someone named Melchizedek, a king and a priest, the same titles Jesus has in the New Testament. Abram tithes to him. What do you think about the tithe?

In Genesis 13, the story of Abram continues with a dispute with nephew Lot. This chapter offers some tips on handling family affairs. Do you have family affairs?

Genesis 12 introduces us to Abram, who becomes the father of Israel. Tests grow Abram’s faith, as well as ours. Are you being tested now, or have you learned from tests in your past?

Genesis 11 is the story of the Tower of Babel. Why do we speak thousands of different languages?

Genesis 10 covers the generations of Noah after the flood. Who is your great-great-grandfather?

Today, we conclude the story of Noah, the ark, and the flood in Genesis 9. Rainbows remind us of God’s covenant relationship to mankind. What do you think of when you see a rainbow?

We continue with Noah’s ark in Genesis 8. The flood ends, and God repopulates the earth. God knows our human nature. What do you think? Are we basically good, or basically evil?

We continue the story of Noah, his ark and the flood in Genesis 7. Do you believe in the flood? Do you believe life was preserved on Noah’s ark?

Genesis 6 is the story of God’s disappointment with His own creation and the introduction of Noah. God counted on Noah. Can He count on you?

Genesis 5 covers the generations from Adam to Noah. Will you be known to have walked with God?