The Dwelling Richly Podcast

Genesis 11:1-14:24 takes us from the great division at Babel to the great rescue of Lot - but the more significant details are God's disinheriting the nations to make Abraham's descendants His portion. 

This message reviews the content we covered in Lesson Five of the Genesis: Lost & Found study. You can download this study and the rest of the lessons at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

2022 began with a new season in my ministry - getting ordained! God is good and while I've been teaching and pastoring since 2011 the elders blessed my calling and ordained me as a minister of the gospel. I'm excited and ready to continue serving my Lord and the community He's blessed me with.

Maybe you've made a resolution, maybe you've chosen your word for the year...or maybe you've skipped resolution-making altogether. Here's a resolution that works...

Most of us are familiar with the stories of Cain and Abel and Noah and the Ark and we know the stories from our Sunday School years and the simple "here's what this means moral at the end of the story. "Don't be like Cain. Be like Abel" or "Have faith like Noah." But is that all? Are we missing the bigger idea when we are satisfied with "the moral of the story?" Stay through to the end for Question & Response time...

1) Where did Cain get his wife?

2) Where were the "sons of God"...the "Nephilim?"

3) What does it mean that Ham "saw his father's nakedness?"

and other questions

Understanding chapters 2-3 of Genesis will give you rich insight and understanding in your own life today. Open your Bible to Genesis 3:1-4:24 and study along with Jennifer.

This message is a review through Lesson Three from the Genesis: Lost and Found study - a 12-lesson study through Genesis. This lesson and other studies are available at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

"Obedience of Faith" - This message was shared by Lorraine on August 3, 2021. Ten weeks after sharing, Lorraine went home to the Lord. I pray you will be blessed and encouraged by her final message as we all have been. If you would like a transcript, please visit  www.JenniferGRichmond.com

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An update from my blog...and my heart. 

Read the blog post here: http://www.jennifergrichmond.com/not-that-kind-of-peace/

Read and engage through Genesis 2:8-17 || Lesson 3/Day4

There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.

Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.

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Read and engage through Genesis 2:4-7 || Lesson 3/Day3

There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.

Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.

Watch the video for this and all Dwelling Richly messages at www.YouTube.com/c/JenniferRichmond

Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

#DwellingRichly

Read and engage through Genesis 2:4-3:24 || Lesson 3/Day 2

There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.

Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.

Watch the video for this and all Dwelling Richly messages at www.YouTube.com/c/JenniferRichmond

Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com