Noah spends months inside the ark, surrounded by uncertainty, yet the chapter opens with one breathtaking truth: “God remembered Noah.”

Not that God had forgotten, but that He continually held Noah in His heart.

经过漫长的日子，挪亚仍在方舟中，不知道什么时候能踏上坚实的地面。但这一章以一句极其温柔有力的话开始：

“神记念挪亚。”

不是神忘记了，而是神始终把挪亚放在祂的心里，在等待中托住他。

Genesis 7 is not only about the flood; it’s about grace, obedience, and entering God’s covering.

创世记第七章，不只是关于洪水的审判，更是关于 恩典、顺服与进入神的保护。

洪水来临之前，神先施恩。

在充满败坏与暴力的世代，挪亚在耶和华眼中蒙恩。

当世界背离神时，怎样仍与祂同行？

Before the flood came, God extended grace.

In a world filled with corruption and violence, Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord. What does it mean to walk with God when the world walks the other way?

Genesis 5 may look like a simple genealogy—

a list of names ending again and again with “and he died.”

Yet in the midst of this rhythm of mortality, one verse shines like light breaking through the clouds:

“Enoch walked with God, and he was no more, because God took him.”

“以诺与神同行，神将他取去，他就不在世了。”

We often try to “be better,” yet end up feeling anxious and exhausted.

This episode explores Awakening of Identity—a shift from striving to resting, from doing to being.

我们常常知道“要更好”，却在努力中感到疲惫与焦虑。

这一期，我们聊“身份觉醒”——那种从外在表现转向内在安息的生命转变。

Abel’s blood cried for justice;

Jesus’ blood speaks forgiveness.

Even in our deepest fall, grace still speaks.

亚伯的血呼求公义，

耶稣的血带来赦免。

在最深的失败里，神的恩典仍然流淌。

In this episode, Jenny reflects on Genesis 3, where humanity hides, yet God still comes near with the tender question, “Where are you?”

在这一集里，Jenny 分享了《创世记》第三章的故事——当人选择躲藏时，神仍然温柔地走近，用那句充满爱的问题呼唤我们：

“你在哪里？”