Even in death and destruction, God gives us glimpses of grace through a genealogy. In Genesis 4-5 we're given hope that salvation will come.

Sin overtakes Cain's heart and he does the unthinkable when he kills his own brother. In this passage, we can learn so much about sin, and about a gracious and forgiving God that pursues us even when we're fallen.

Genesis 3 doesn't just give us destruction- we see the foreshadowing of the great and mighty Savior. The Seed will come to be our sacrifice and fulfill the law on our behalf.

Sin isn't just bad- it wrecks everything. In Genesis chapter 3, we see the devastating effects that sin has on humanity and on the earth. If we see just how terrible sin in, maybe we'll learn to avoid it.

In Genesis 3, everything changes. Perfection is lost and sin is introduced. It didn't happen in an instant, there was a progression of temptation from Satan. If we can learn to identify temptation, we can learn to defeat it.

The Angels deliver an announcement of Christ's birth like no other child in history. Truly, this would be good news of great joy.

Zacharias sings a song of overwhelming gratefulness that God is one who keeps his promises and that He is a God of endless love.

In the book of Luke four songs are sung about the coming Messiah. Join us in learning what those songs are and how we can "sing along".

We're shown how significant marriage is by it's placement in Scripture and how God deals with it in the Garden.

God has given us this incredible planet to live on and take care of. Listen and learn with us what it means to care for creation in the way that God intended