The judgment God gave because Adam’s sin contains a promise of restoration through Jesus Christ.

Genesis 3 explains what happened to God's good creation and why things are not how they should be.

Genesis 2 shapes our understanding of human nature, dignity, work, and marriage. 

Genesis provides a solid historical foundation for the belief that God is the Creator of all things and that he did it in six literal days.

We need self-control to be effective and fruitful in the knowledge of Christ.

 God cares about people and wants us to handle his people with care. He wants us to be tender with what is valuable to him, which is why gentleness is one of the fruits of the Spirit.

Trusting in God’s unwavering commitment to his promises provides a solid foundation for our faithful obedience to his will and faithfulness in our dealings with others.

God manifests his goodness in tangible ways, and through the good sacrifice of Jesus, he redeems us for good works by the Spirit.

God has shown kindness out of compassion for our needs and despite our sins, and we should show kindness to others in Jesus’ name.

We can patiently endure hardship in life and bear with the faults of others because God is patient with us and works all things for our good.