God Centered Life

A nuance question regarding how you regard God: do you see God as celebrating the destruction of evil? Is this an accurate view of God? We’ll explore this question in our study today.

Genesis 6:1-8

It’s easy to define a segment of the world as evil and worthy of God's wrath. Is this passage suggesting all, including heavenly beings, are capable of failing God? We’ll look at that question today.

Genesis 6:1-8

Ever performed an inventory of your thoughts of God, specifically looking for elements of your fallen self that have crept in to “help” define who God is? Scary notion for sure, but we’ll head that direction in this study.

Genesis 4

If you were fortunate enough to grow up in a good home, longing for that home is likely. Our study today asks if there is a part of us that longs for the home of the garden, our “most connected to God” home.

Genesis 4

Less evil! Of course this is a worthy goal. But is there a disservice done if we don’t at least acknowledge how the presence of evil has changed our world? We’ll explore this question in our study.

Genesis 3:1-24

Looking for encouragement? Let’s study Biblical election! Okay, maybe not the first inclination that comes to mind when encouragement is needed. But should it be? Let’s find out!

1 Peter 1:1-2

It’s a broad truth that to solve a problem, you need to identify its source. We take that approach in this study to try and understand the problem of evil in our world.

Genesis 3:1-24

Is loneliness something that God cares about? In our study today, we’ll look at another foundational principle that speaks directly to this question.

Genesis 1:26 - 2:5

For some, the question of what to have for dinner is one of the more challenging obstacles to overcome. A far more cerebral, but far more impactful question to wrestle with is “Who are we as humans?” That’s our destination for this study.

Genesis 1:26 - 2:5

It’s not uncommon for the childhood mastery of the word “why” to be an exciting discovery. “I’ve found a way to befuddle Mom and Dad!” Our study today encourages us to bring that inquisitiveness to the Bible.

Genesis 1