After taking a lengthy break, let's review and re-sharpen our Bible study skills as we Observe, Interpret, and Apply Genesis 6-9. We'll work through these chapters one step at a time, working from simple observations about the text to direct application connections that the New Testament makes from Noah's life. The flood narrative teaches us much about sin through humanity's rebellion, about faith through Noah's obedience, and about salvation through God's grace. Music Credits "Faith" by Vibe Tracks "The Starry Night" by John Tadlock
This episode's topic comes from a question submitted by a listener. Tiffany asked, "Did Jacob really wrestle with God in Genesis 32? If so, why does Scripture later say that no man has seen God and lived?" What a great question! Let talk about how we can reconcile these two ideas and how they point us to Jesus. Music Credits "Faith" by Vibe Tracks "The Starry Night" by John Tadlock
Every story has a beginning. For the Bible, that's what Genesis is all about. Here we're introduced to the main characters and conflict that sets the stage for the rest of the narrative. How should we read Genesis? What are the key themes or ideas we should look for? Intro song - "Faith" by Vibe Tracks Outro song - special thanks to John Tadlock for letting us use "The Starry Night" from his brand new album The Sight of the Stars