Dr. Mitch Glaser, Chosen People Ministries

Paul's heart was for the salvation of his people, the Jews. He hoped and prayed for repentance. In our lives, no one is beyond the reach of God. We can live in hope that He has the power to save anyone and everyone.

People assume that Genesis 6-9 is all about a flood, an ark, a guy named Noah, and a bunch of animals marching two-by-two. No. It's really about a God who cares deeply about humanity, who waits patiently for mankind to repent, who, when He must judge, always judges fairly, and who always prefers to give grace to sinners like us.
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Murder, adultery, theft, drug abuse... we'd like to believe that we are above such evil. Yet Cain's story demonstrates that there is no limit to the evil we can commit if we do not halt the invasion of sin in our lives. From his failure we learn how to stop sin before it grows out of control. Victory is possible, not because we are any better than Cain, but because God's grace is more powerful than all our sin.
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Temptation promises pleasure but delivers pain - always. When Adam took the bait, he plunged all of creation into the destructive consequences of sin: guilt, shame, fear, strife, and death. He also left a legacy of sin that affects every one of us. But thanks be to our Creator who is bringing an end to the curse of sin!
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Serious failures rarely happen in an instant. We fall into sin gradually as we allow temptation to capture our hearts and minds. But if we can learn to recognize that progression of temptation in our lives, then we can stop sin in its tracks. That's what we'll learn to do as we look at Adam and Eve's descent into sin.
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The Arts reflect a divine commission of human creativity. While the Arts can lead to idolatry, they are intended to provide a platform to communicate about God, man, and our world. As a result, the Arts should be enjoyed in all their diversity but with a careful filter.
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How has sin distorted culture? How does God respond to culture's corruption? How ought we to respond to culture now?