Courses Episodes

Genesis 28-33 - How "Jacob" became "Israel"

Genesis 25-27 - Isaac and Rebekah and twin sons, Esau and Jacob .

Genesis 20-24 - God continues the promise through Abraham's son, Isaac

Genesis 19 -- ALERT -- This is the chapter that kills the appetite of many for reading the Bible

Genesis 15-18 - God's promises, Abraham's trust

Genesis Chapter 12-15 - Abram and Sarai

Genesis 9-11 - Mankind steps back into the same old ruts

Genesis 6-8 - How a holy God judges sin, and a faithful God keeps His promise

Genesis 4-5 - Mankind's descent into sin and chaos after Eden

Genesis 3:15! The "STOMPER" who will destroy Satan and end the curse of sin

Genesis 3 -- The Bible's answer to where our broken lives and world came from

Genesis 3 -- sin's core is believing God is not good -- He does not have our best interests at heart

Genesis 3 -- who is Satan, and how did he lead mankind into sin?

Marriage in creation (pink and blue and glue)

Genesis 2 - God's design for men and women in creation

Genesis 1-2 - Man's creation, uniqueness, and purpose

Genesis 1 - Is the universe very old or very new and just looks old?

Genesis 1 -- Was it an accident or on purpose?

Why readers should ask, "Is this passage DESCRIPTIVE, or PRESCRIPTIVE?"

We need to read each text with the literary style in mind

8 major themes (the 'edge pieces') that define the "border" of the Bible story and what it means

The picture on the cover of the Bible (if it was a jigsaw puzzle)

Why readers need to approach the text with humility and careful study

The challenges readers have in determining what Bible passages mean