We sum up the Retribution and Redemption series with an examination of true death and the Maker's plan to restore life to His creation.

In the second part of our Retribution and Redemption series we look at the natural ramifications of Adam and Eve's cosmic treason.

This psalm reminds us that everything we do is utterly dependent on God.

What is the curse? And does Moses really mention Jesus for the first time in Genesis 3? We seek to answer these questions in the first part of Retribution and Redemption.

In Genesis 3.8-13, we see how God responds to sinners and how sinners respond to God.

As we continue in Genesis 3, we must acknowledge we are all guilty of the same acts of rebellion as Adam and Eve. We are great sinners, yet the text gives us hope in a greater Savior.

Adam and Eve are taken to court as the evidence against them is examined.

As we being Genesis 3, we look at the text to establish a framework for understanding how our Enemy seeks to deceive us.

In this introduction to Genesis 3, Stacy prepares us for the journey ahead and reminds us of the inseparable tie between retribution and redemption in the gospel.

In this third and final look at marriage in Genesis 2, we examine the ways in which marriage is a tangible display of the gospel.