Read Genesis 44-46:7 Watch the following video from our friends at the Bible Project: Has there been a time when you chose to eat from the life of Jesus and proclaim Him to be your Lord? If this is something that you are confused about or have questions,please reach out to a “leader around this place”: Keith, Andrew, Benji,Cathy Shreve, …

Read Genesis 1-3 Consider the following questions: After the slow crawl through these chapters the past couple weeks, what pops out to you in today’s quick reading? Adam and Eve made a choice to take their lives into their own hands. Disbelieving that God had the best and wisest path for them, they took their own road. Where do you …

Read Genesis 3:21-24 Reflect on these questions today: The first animals are killed on earth to make garments for Adam and Eve. Why is this significant as you think about the rest of the Bible? How does this simple act demonstrate God’s incredible care for this couple? I sometimes forget that Eden was a garden amidst the rest of creation. …

Read Genesis 3:17-20 I find it curious that the woman readily admits, “the serpent deceivedme,” but Adam doesn’t even speak about the serpent. He blames thewoman. How could the man have loved the woman better during the time of tempting? What choices do you see that he had? Why do you think God says “because you listened to your wife?” …

Read Genesis 3:16 Reflect on the following: Eve’s curse is very relational in nature. How do you see this worked out today? In your own sphere? I had it explained to me once that the word translated desire here isthe same word used later in Genesis when God is telling Cain to resistthe desire to kill his brother, Abel. There …

As is our rhythm, spend some time with the Father. Bring to himthe things that you can tend to doubt. Turn towards Him with yourquestions, doubts, and fears.

Read Genesis 3:14-15 Matthew Henry’s commentary says regarding verse 15: God passes sentence; and he begins where the sin began, withthe serpent. The devil’s instruments must share in the devil’spunishments. Under the cover of the serpent, the devil issentenced to be degraded and accursed of God; detested andabhorred of all mankind: also to be destroyed and ruined at lastby the …