Adam and Eve were not the only ones effected by the fall.  The eternal prodding of the serpent not took root in the hearts and minds of mankind.  As they anticipated the offspring that would crush the serpent's head, evil displayed itself in the heart of Cain and all the descendants of Adam.

Everything changes in Chapter 3 of Genesis.  In the midst of God's goodness, evil entices and penetrates the heart of humanity.  Accomplished through the rejection of God's authority, humanity now knows evil and has no power to resist.  How did this happen?  This episode addresses that question.

We were not designed to live in isolation.  Created in the image of God, humanity is to operate in community with one another.  The foundational unit of society is marriage.  Both community and marriage must be exercised within God's design to experience God's blessing.

After God takes centerstage in creation, the reader in introduced to the "image bearer."  Mankind is created in the image of God.  It is not by mistake or out of need.  Humanity was specifically created and we can trust that a good God has good reason.

Beginnings matter; introductions matter.  Genesis is the book of beginning and contained in the first chapter is the focus of the entire Bible - God.  In this episode, we begin a new series from the book of Genesis.

There is a spiritual overflow to a life of devotion.  The fledgling church in Acts learned that God blessed the faithfulness of his people by drawing others to himself.  Mission work in the life of a healthy church is not a choice; it naturally occurs.

The fledgling church in Acts displayed devotion.  The spiritual disciplines of their lives evidences an importance of God and the desire to express His worth.  In the day by day activities, they adopted a lifestyle of worship.  Worship was not an activity, it was a mindset.  

Awe fell over those in the fledgling church and in the culture around them.  What happened and why?  In this episode, we look at a healthy fear of God and what it produces in our lives.

Why would Believers desire to break bread together, and what did it mean?  Was there a significance to their devotion in prayer?  These acts were an outpouring of their devotion to their Savior to act as a reminder and acknowledge dependence on God.

The first church was devoted to the teachings of the Apostles, but it was more than meeting to hear a lecture.  The first believers were devoted to each other as well.  In this episode, we look at how we are called to participate in the local assembly of believers - the church.