The three sons of Noah become the varied nations that populate the earth - but are ultimately only two kingdoms, the first represented by one man who defies God, and the second represented by the heir of the promise of Genesis 3:15

God makes a covenant with Noah (and creation) that foreshadows a true and better covenant that Christ, the serpent-crushing seed of woman, will make with his people by faith.

In the post-flood world, God institutes a new mandate that includes protecting the lives of humans, who have been created in the image of God.

God's judgment comes upon the entire earth in the form of a global, cataclysmic flood that extinguishes all life. Noah obeys God and enters the ark with his family as the floodwaters rise.

Noah, a righteous and blameless man, obeys God's command to build an ark which will save he and his family from a global flood - God's wrath on the world against sin. We get a glimpse of the Gospel in this sobering story of judgment and salvation.

God’s righteous judgment is coming, yet we see His gracious favor on Noah, and in turn his gracious favor on all those who trust in Him!

The murder of Abdel shows us the depravity of mankind, yet also points us to Christ!

The serpent, Eve, and Adam are cursed because of the Fall. But God demonstrates His mercy in promising the provision of Messiah who would reign victorious.

Sin entered the world in the garden of Eden through the serpent's temptation - who sowed doubt, distortion, and denial of God's Word.

God graciously supplies man to rule the earth - beginning in the idyllic garden of Eden - for the priestly task of working and keeping it.

God graciously supplies man to rule the earth - beginning in the idyllic garden of Eden - for the priestly task of working and keeping it.

Why does the whole world revolve around a seven day week? In our study of Genesis 2:1-3, we see that God’s rest and blessing of the seventh day has important implication for our lives today.

God creates mankind in His own image, giving him dominion over creation as a stewardship.

God takes great care and artistry as He creates the world in six literal days. The word of the covenant-keeping God is a cherished gift to us, His creation!

The book of Genesis is a book of origins - we root our biblical worldview upon this foundational first work in the canon of Scripture.