In this episode we see the tragic results of sin spread to all of humanity, death. However, we see that there is hope if you walk with God.

In this episode we see the dangerous effects of the fall on humanity. Cain kills Abel and he ends up authoring a whole line of humanity that lives apart from God. However, there is hope if people call on the LORD. In this episode you will learn why Abel's sacrifice was accepted and Cain's was not. How you can avoid temptation and how you can overcome the dangerous disease of pride.

In this episode we see how God graciously set Adam up in the garden of Eden and how he created him with desire and purpose.

What does it mean that we are created in the image of God? In this episode Pastor Timon teaches us what this means and the implications for how we related to others.

In this episode Pastor Timon explains how the story of the beginning teaches us about God, ourselves and provides the framework for meaning.

In this episode Pastor Timon introduces the study of the book of Genesis. He provides an overview of the book and shows how the book demonstrates the relentless grace of God to sinful people.

In this episode Pastor Timon shows us how we can have a gospel centred view of time. While it is important to plan, we should not put our confidence in our planning or preparation, but in the God who stands over these things.

When we are in a conflict we often play the blame game, thinking that the cause of our problem is another person. In this episode Pastor Timon shows that conflicts revealed a divided heart and give us an opportunity to glory God by asking for the grace to give up our rights and surrender to God.

The tongue is only a small part of our bodies, but it can get us into big trouble. In this episode Pastor Timon shows from James 3 how we can tame our tongues and use them as instruments of worship.

In this episode Pastor Timon shows how favouritism destroys the fellowship of the church, but also how the gospel is the key to deepening our relationships inside the church.