Genesis 13:1-18

I. The Problem

II. Lot's Choice

III. Abram's Choice

Genesis 12:1-20

Blessing is found exclusively in the God who requires our unconditional obedience. 

I. God's Command

II. God's Promise

III. Abram's Response

God shows His grace by intervening to ruin man's attempts to find fulfillment apart from Him.

I. The Sin of the People

II. The Grace of God's Wrath

III. The Hope of Abram

Genesis 10:1-32

I. Context: Noah's Pronouncement

II. Descendants of Ham

III. Descendants of Shem

Genesis 9:1-29

I. God's Mandate for creation (8:21-9:4)

II. God's Care for Human life (9:5-7)

III. God's Gracious Sign (9:9-19)

Genesis 8:1-22 Waiting Well

Believers have hope in the midst of trial because they are remembered by God. 

I. God Remembered Noah

II. Noah Knew

III. Noah Commits. 

Genesis 7:1-24

I. Noah's Obedience

II. God's Sovereignty in Judgment

III. God's Sovereignty in Salvation

Genesis 6:1-22: Noah

I. Total Depravity

II. God's Response

III. Building the Ark

Believers mitigate the effects of sin by faithfully walking with God and knowing the comfort that comes from the Messiah. 

1. The Continuity of Sin

2. The Hope of Walking with God

3. The Promise of Comfort

While often called the story of Cain and Abel, this passage is really about the grace and mercy of God. 

I. A Sin Worthy of Judgement

II. A Response worthy of Condemnation

III. A Merciful God