What does sin and violence look like on a world-wide scale? How does God respond to oppression and corruption? And who can be saved from the "letting go" of God? Listen in as we explore Genesis 6 and it's portrayal of God, humanity, and salvation.

What does Genesis 5 teach us about God and ourselves? Listen in as we trace the problem, the solution, and the resolution in Jesus as we walk with God.

Genesis 4 introduces us to the first murder in the Bible. More than just an interesting story, we see quickly how both Cain and Abel live in both of us, and what Jesus can do through His blood to forgive and release life. Listen in as we explore Genesis 4.

How does God respond to the failed humans in Genesis 3? He laments, describing life now that sin has entered the world. Listen in as we explore how God's poems address the snake, the woman, and the man, handing them over to the consequences of their actions.

Every day we all face a test to see if we will trust that God has our deepest happiness in mind. How will we prepare ourselves for the test? What choice will we make? And, when we make the wrong choice, how does God respond? Listen in as we explore Genesis 3 and how it plays out every day in our lives.

Two problems that never seem to go away in any culture or generation are purposelessness and loneliness. They catch us off guard, forcing us to find ways to cope and problem solve. Yet, in Genesis 2, we find answers to the problems given to us by God Himself! We don't need to wear fig leaves anymore and work up our own loveableness. Listen in as we explore God's grace and mercy in Genesis 2.

In Genesis 1, God creates, blesses, and dwells. But how does an ancient creation account teach us anything about God? How should we read Genesis, and what does this book have to do with Jesus?

What does it mean that Jesus is full of grace and truth? Listen in as we explore grace as unmerited goodness and truth as the unveiling of reality.

We all live stories, so which one are you living? The story of Christmas is an invitation to set aside all our burdens and insecurities, and take up the story of Jesus.

As we near Christmas and the end of the year, it's only natural to reflect on how God has grown us. Two questions that are especially helpful are: where do I have a glory deficit? and am I compelled by Jesus? For many of us, these two questions can reveal growth opportunities in our lives...so how do we go forward addressing those? We behold the Glory of God.

Listen in as we explore what the glory of God is and how Jesus meets us in our weakness.