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We trace Genesis 15 to show how God steadies fear, names Himself Sovereign Lord, and credits faith as righteousness. From stars to circumcision debates, we follow the promise that precedes performance and sets the stage for the cross.

• why “I am your shield” reframes fear and reward 
• how refusing Sodom’s spoils clarifies loyalty 
• why Adonai Yahweh signals covenant authority 
• what the stars teach about identity and mission 
• belief credited as righteousness before any sign 
• Paul’s case against works as a ticket to grace 
• assurance in John 10 and Romans 4 
• blessings of obedience without boasting in works 
• preview of the covenant’s direct link to the cross

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We trace the arc from Noah and Babel to Abram’s call and show how God’s command and promise form a pattern for trust, identity, and mission. Ur’s sophistication, Abram’s likely monotheism, and the symbolism of crossing water connect Genesis to discipleship and baptism today.

• framing God as the main character
• harm of taking Scripture out of context
• Noah’s stumble and righteous imperfection
• nations from Shem, Ham, and Japheth
• Babel’s ambition and language scattering
• why genealogies compress generations
• shock of a speaking God calling Abram
• choosing a barren couple to launch a nation
• Ur as advanced city and weight of “go”
• evidence Abram recognized the Creator
• leave country, kin, and father’s house
• nomadic fears met by divine promises
• blessing for all families, not isolation
• numbers, triads, and mercy motifs
• Great Commission as echo of Genesis 12
• Euphrates crossing and roots of baptism
• Abraham as friend of God and model of loyalty

Keep your chin up. God is good. Buckle up for Genesis 15 next time

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We trace a clear line from God’s holiness to our hope, challenging the idea that calling God unable to sin limits Him. John’s eyewitness testimony, the meaning of covenants, and the rainbow as a warrior’s bow reveal why divine light steadies a fearful heart.

• God is light with no darkness at all
• Why “God cannot sin” safeguards trust
• Fear-based theology and its harms
• 1 John on confession, fellowship, and truth
• The Spirit’s nature never goes dark
• Covenants versus contracts and their signs
• The rainbow as God’s bow faced away
• Hebrew “remember” as action, not recall
• Communion as the sign of the new covenant
• Anticipating the Abrahamic covenant

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We are building on our way to Sinai and it is so good. God's character and faithfulness are erupting from the pages of the Word. His majesty leaves me speechless.

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It took almost 70 episodes before I am feeling called to tell a personal story. God's Word is priceless and beyond ... - excited to continue our journey in Exodus.

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Creating humans is magnified in the text in ways I had never realized - join me! This affirms so much about God - its incredible.

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Looking at Creation and not looking at what it is not saying but rather fleshing out things it is saying is imperative. God reveals so many things in His creation story it would take many books to cover - lets sit in creation together and take things in.

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We can be so set in our pictures of what feel like Sunday School stories - BUT lets sit back and take in the foundation of Genesis 1:1 - what can we glean as curious Christians?

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Exodus 12 is a watershed moment in the life of the Israelites.  See the cross from the eyes of a Jew. It is unreal!

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I am undone by the Rabbi's teachings regarding the hem of the High Priest. Oh wow - share this one as it exemplifies the good heart of God in spades.