Genesis 9 is a chapter of new beginnings and divine promises. After the flood, God makes a covenant with Noah—a promise sealed with a rainbow, a sign of mercy and faithfulness for all generations. This episode explores the weight of God’s words, the responsibility given to mankind, and the beauty of a God who keeps His promises. The storm is over, but the story of grace continues.

After the storm comes the silence—and in Genesis 8, the floodwaters slowly recede. But even in the waiting, God is at work. This episode unpacks the beauty of patience, trust, and the power of God’s remembrance. As Noah waits inside the ark, a new beginning is forming. This isn’t just the end of judgment—it’s the start of restoration.

Genesis 7 brings the long-foretold flood. As Noah enters the ark with his family and the animals, the judgment of God pours out in full force. Yet within the storm, there’s shelter—proof that God keeps His word to protect those who walk with Him. In this episode, we reflect on the weight of obedience, the depth of divine justice, and the safety found in God's covenant. The flood may rise, but so does His faithfulness.

In Genesis 6, corruption fills the earth—but so does the favor of God. As humanity spirals into wickedness, one man stands out: Noah. This episode explores the grief of God, the weight of judgment, and the mercy found in obedience. Before the first drop of rain ever fell, God offered grace. Genesis 6 reminds us that even in the darkest times, God is still calling the faithful to build and believe.

Genesis 5 may read like a genealogy, but it carries a powerful message: every name tells a story, and every life points to a greater promise. In this episode, we trace the line from Adam to Noah, highlighting the faithfulness of God across generations. We’ll also pause on Enoch—whose walk with God was so close, he never saw death. Through names, numbers, and lifespans, this chapter quietly reminds us: legacy matters, and God never forgets His people.

Genesis 4 tells the story of Cain and Abel—two brothers, two offerings, and one tragic choice. Jealousy leads to the first murder, but even in Cain’s rebellion, God responds with a mark of mercy instead of destruction. This episode explores the heart behind worship, the danger of comparison, and the justice and compassion of a God who still gives second chances. In the ashes of brokenness, a new line of hope begins.

Genesis 3 reveals the moment everything changed—when deception entered the garden and humanity chose independence over intimacy with God. In this episode, we explore the serpent’s lies, the first sin, and the devastating consequences that followed. But even in the midst of judgment, God’s faithfulness shines through. From the promise of a coming Savior to garments of grace, Genesis 3 is not just about the fall—it’s about the beginning of redemption.

In Genesis 2, we step into the garden—Eden, where beauty, order, and divine intimacy come together. This episode unpacks the glory of God’s intentional design: from forming man with His own hands to breathing life into him, establishing rest, and crafting woman from man’s side. It’s a chapter of relationship, responsibility, and reflection—a foreshadowing of Christ and the Church. Come and dwell in the garden, where creation meets covenant.

Genesis 1 is the opening act of all creation—the moment when God's voice cuts through the void and brings light, order, and purpose into existence. In this episode, we journey day by day through the creative rhythm of God: from forming the heavens and the earth to filling them with life. Every word spoken reveals intention, beauty, and authority. This isn’t just the start of the world—it’s the beginning of God’s redemptive masterpiece.