In this episode, we encounter the remarkable story of Enoch, a man who “walked with God” and was taken away instead of facing death. What sets Enoch apart in this long list of names and years? Join us as we explore the mystery of Enoch’s life, the meaning of walking closely with God, and the hope this unique story offers for our own spiritual journeys.

In this episode, we continue tracing the family line from Mahalalel to Jared and Enoch. What do these brief accounts tell us about the value of each life and the importance of legacy? Join us as we reflect on the meaning behind these generations, the passage of time, and the quiet faithfulness that shapes the unfolding story of humanity.

In this episode, we follow the lineage from Enosh to Mahalalel, exploring what these ancient names and lifespans reveal about the early human story. Why does Genesis carefully record each generation? Join us as we uncover the meaning behind these genealogies, the quiet endurance of humanity, and the threads that connect us to the very beginning.

In this episode, we continue through the early genealogy, tracing the lives of Seth and his descendants. What do these brief but meaningful records tell us about life, legacy, and the unfolding human story? Join us as we reflect on the significance of each generation, the quiet faithfulness of ordinary lives, and the journey of humanity as it moves further from Eden.

In this episode, we open the first genealogy of the Bible and revisit the story of Adam through a new lens. What can we learn from the generations that follow, and why does the Bible trace these family lines? Join us as we explore the significance of legacy, the passing of time, and the enduring image of humanity created by God—even as life and death become part of the human story.

In this episode, we meet Lamech, a descendant of Cain, who boasts of violence and retribution in the world’s first recorded poem. What does Lamech’s song reveal about the spread of violence and the human heart after Eden? Join us as we unpack the meaning behind these ancient verses and reflect on the growing tension between creativity and corruption in early human history.

In this episode, we trace Cain’s journey as he leaves God’s presence and begins a new life. Discover how his descendants become the world’s first city builders, musicians, and metalworkers. What does it mean to create and innovate in a world marked by brokenness? Join us as we explore the rise of culture, creativity, and the complexities of life outside Eden.

In this episode, we witness the aftermath of Cain’s actions as God confronts him with the consequences of his brother’s blood crying out from the ground. What does it mean to be a restless wanderer, and why does God place a mark on Cain? Join us as we explore themes of justice, mercy, and the surprising ways God responds to brokenness—even in the darkest moments of the human story.

In this episode, we follow the story of Cain and Abel—the first siblings and the first conflict. What leads Cain to jealousy and a tragic choice? We’ll explore the roots of anger, the warning God gives, and the heartbreaking question: “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Join us as we unpack the powerful lessons about responsibility, relationships, and the human heart in this dramatic new chapter of Genesis.

In this episode, we witness the aftermath of the fall as Adam and Eve are sent out of Eden. What does it mean to leave paradise, and how does God care for them even in exile? We’ll explore the themes of loss, mercy, and the hope of new beginnings as humanity steps into an unknown world. Join us as we reflect on the end of Eden and the start of a new chapter in the human story.