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Genesis: In the Begining - Genesis 4 - Cain & Abel, a Story of Sin & Justice
This Sunday we continue our series on Genesis as Pastor Russell walks through the story of Genesis 4 and looks at the implications of Cain & Abel's story for our lives, including the role of Christ's sacrifice in bringing redemption to our sinfulness.
Discussion Questions for this Message:
How does the story of Cain and Abel illustrate the ripple effects of sin in our relationships with others and with God? Consider the progression from Adam and Eve’s disobedience to Cain’s murder of Abel.
What can we learn from the way God interacts with Cain in Genesis 4, especially in light of Cain’s anger and God’s warning about sin? Reflect on the significance of God's words, "If you do what is right, will you not be accepted?"
In what ways does sin, as personified in Genesis 4:7, “crouching at the door,” show up in our own lives today? How can we better resist its pull? Share personal experiences where you've faced choices to either follow God's wisdom or be ruled by sin.
In what ways do we see the contrast between the line of Cain and the line of Seth as symbolic of two kinds of humanity? How does this apply to the choices we make today? Reflect on the distinction between those who follow their own way and those who call upon the name of the Lord. What does it mean for us today to “call on the name of the Lord” as people of the line of Seth did in Genesis 4:26? Reflect on how this practice of seeking God’s wisdom can shape our daily lives.
How does the story of Lamech in Cain’s lineage demonstrate the deepening of sin’s influence, and how do we see similar patterns in our own world? Discuss Lamech’s attitude toward violence and vengeance, and its relevance to modern societal issues.
How does Jesus’ blood, which “speaks a better word than the blood of Abel” (Hebrews 12:24), redefine our understanding of justice, mercy, and redemption? Discuss the theological significance of Abel’s blood calling for judgment and Christ’s blood offering salvation.
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By Philpott ChurchThis Sunday we continue our series on Genesis as Pastor Russell walks through the story of Genesis 4 and looks at the implications of Cain & Abel's story for our lives, including the role of Christ's sacrifice in bringing redemption to our sinfulness.
Discussion Questions for this Message:
How does the story of Cain and Abel illustrate the ripple effects of sin in our relationships with others and with God? Consider the progression from Adam and Eve’s disobedience to Cain’s murder of Abel.
What can we learn from the way God interacts with Cain in Genesis 4, especially in light of Cain’s anger and God’s warning about sin? Reflect on the significance of God's words, "If you do what is right, will you not be accepted?"
In what ways does sin, as personified in Genesis 4:7, “crouching at the door,” show up in our own lives today? How can we better resist its pull? Share personal experiences where you've faced choices to either follow God's wisdom or be ruled by sin.
In what ways do we see the contrast between the line of Cain and the line of Seth as symbolic of two kinds of humanity? How does this apply to the choices we make today? Reflect on the distinction between those who follow their own way and those who call upon the name of the Lord. What does it mean for us today to “call on the name of the Lord” as people of the line of Seth did in Genesis 4:26? Reflect on how this practice of seeking God’s wisdom can shape our daily lives.
How does the story of Lamech in Cain’s lineage demonstrate the deepening of sin’s influence, and how do we see similar patterns in our own world? Discuss Lamech’s attitude toward violence and vengeance, and its relevance to modern societal issues.
How does Jesus’ blood, which “speaks a better word than the blood of Abel” (Hebrews 12:24), redefine our understanding of justice, mercy, and redemption? Discuss the theological significance of Abel’s blood calling for judgment and Christ’s blood offering salvation.
Watch the message on Youtube!