In this chapter of Genesis Sam Cameron explains the idea of hope connected to Isaacs birth and how we can delight in hope in our own lives as well.

This week we take a break from Genesis and Sam Cameron discusses the meaning of the cross and resurrection as we reflect upon it in our own lives.

Johnathan Warren breaks explains how we have the choice in our lives to become like Sodom or Salem.

Jono Warren explains the story of Cain and Abel and the way sin crouches at our door.

Sam Cameron unpacks the events in the famous Garden of Eden scene with Adam and Eve, God, and the serpent.

Sam Cameron breaks down the fall of mankind in this famous passage, exploring ideas of sin and satan entering the world and separating us from our creator. 

Sam Cameron takes another look at the creation narrative and describes the differences between chapter 1 and chapter 2.

Sam introduces the book of Genesis by offering some context about it and how the world views its main ideas from the creation narrative.

Sam Cameron breaks down the two paths that our decisions can take us. Either internal destruction and pain like Cain, or, outwardly focused and selfless like Christ.

Jono Warren explains this intense passage of Johns's letter calling us to reflect on our lives and ask if we are living for God or not.