The Noahic covenant is God’s gracious promise to preserve His creation, a promise that is not dependent on man’s faithfulness but on God’s own character. Every time we see the bow in the cloud, we are...  Read More

As we step into Genesis 9, we’re reminded that the goodness of God is meant to be preeminent in our minds—that He is the good, generous, benevolent sustainer of all life, even when mankind wrongly pin...  Read More

Genesis 8 puts the gracious faithfulness of God on display, showing us that even in circumstances that appear contrary, God remembers His people and acts in accordance with His promises. As the waters...  Read More

Genesis 7 stands as a sobering reminder that God buries the world in water, judging comprehensively and inescapably, while at the same time delivering His elect through the ark by His meticulous, pers...  Read More

Noah’s obedience flowed from faith—he “did all that God commanded him” because he walked with God and trusted His promise. Genesis 6 reminds us that obedience is not the cause but the consequence of ...  Read More

Noah’s extraordinary obedience in the midst of a corrupt and violent generation, showing that his faithfulness in small, daily acts prepared him for the monumental task God gave him—to build the ark a...  Read More

All right, take your Bibles this morning, turn with me to Genesis chapter 6. We are back in Genesis chapter 6. And when we embarked on our study in Genesis, it was about one year ago. And I said one y...  Read More

Genesis 6 is the sobering preface to the flood: a “strange union” between the sons of God and the daughters of men crosses God-ordained boundaries, human wickedness swells to “only evil continually,” ...  Read More

Enoch’s life stands as a reminder that walking with God is not about majority approval, but about faithful fellowship with Him even in a dark generation. His testimony assures us that God preserves Hi...  Read More

Genesis 5 is more than a list of names—it is a sobering reminder that “and he died” echoes through every generation of Adam’s line. Yet in Christ, the second Adam, death is no longer our defeat but ou...  Read More

Even the genealogies—those long lists we’re often tempted to skim—are breathed out by God and profitable for us. In Genesis 5, we’re reminded that Scripture was written not to conceal but to reveal, i...  Read More

In Genesis 4:17-26, we see humanity rapidly multiplying but steadily drifting further away from God, highlighting that human efforts alone are insufficient to solve our deepest problems. This passage ...  Read More