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?

Genesis 4 is the story of Cain and Abel, children of Adam and Eve. It is not quite brotherly love. Do you get angry at family members? Do you get angry at God?

Genesis 3 is known in most Bibles as The Fall. It describes what caused Adam and Eve to fall to temptation in the Garden of Eden. Do you believe we are basically good, or basically sinful?

In Genesis 2, we see God rests from creation and He offers a man a helpmate to govern the earth. Are you too busy to rest? Do you agree with the biblical order of creation?

In Genesis 1, explore if the world was created by creation or evolution. What do you believe?

The Book of Jude warns against false teachers and urges believers to contend for the faith once delivered to the saints.

3 John is about having steadfastness in the face of opposition.

The thirteen verses of 2 John clarify that what we believe is just as important as that we believe it all. John also connects love and truth; we cannot have one without the other. Can you discern truth from deception?

We finish our study in 1 John with the twenty-one verses of the fifth chapter, the last chapter of this book. Do you think one can be sure they are going to heaven?