Most of us are familiar with the words, but what does it look like to live a life in which we trust in the Lord and don't lean on our own understanding?

Chris Hill walks us through the context of Genesis 24, and asks what we can learn about guidance, prayer, faith, obedience, and courage.

Gordon Showell-Rogers looks at Psalm 51 and asks: what is it about David that qualifies him in God's eyes as "a man after God's own heart"?

David Campbell looks at how Jesus quotes the Psalms in his earthly ministry.

Al walks us through David's journey in Psalm 139, as he discovers how God's all-knowing, all-seeing nature goes hand-in-hand with His love.

The Tower of Babel is the first sighting of a motif that crops up at key points throughout Scripture. It's a depiction of the rebellion, pride and futility of a self-centred life. Al encourages us not to put a single brick more onto the tower, but instead to put aside disappointment or disillusion and to build the Kingdom of God.

The story of Noah mirrors that of Adam - and just as Adam fell short, Noah does too. Both stories point us forwarded to the true Rescuer and the perfect Sacrifice: Jesus Christ.

Rich Cave tells the story of Noah from Noah's own perspective, and Al McNicoll encourages us to think about judgment and mercy in the account of the flood, as well as in our own lives.

Through Genesis 5, Stephen shows us how there is hope in God's character, even in the midst of a world that has gone horribly wrong.

In Cain's story and in ours, God warns us against rejecting and ignoring him and his ways. How should we respond?