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  1. Genesis 20 | Abraham & Abimelech, When Old Sins Come Back

    6D AGO

    Genesis 20 | Abraham & Abimelech, When Old Sins Come Back

    Reflection Questions 1. Where do you see your own “default sins” resurfacing the way Abraham’s fear-driven deception resurfaced in Gerar? Why do certain sins feel “natural” or “reasonable” to us even when we know they are wrong? 2. Abraham knew God’s promise, yet acted as if he didn’t. Where do you see that same gap in your life? What does this chapter teach us about the difference between knowing truth and trusting truth? 3. How does God’s intervention in Abimelech’s life challenge our assumptions about who is “righteous” in a given moment? What encouragement do you draw from the fact that God protects His covenant even when His people fail? 4. Why is it easier to explain our sin than to repent of it? What does Abimelech’s confrontation reveal about the role of others in exposing our blind spots? 5. How does Genesis 20 help us understand the difference between grace that forgives and grace that enables change? What does this chapter teach us about the real consequences of sin, even forgiven sin?

    41 min
  2. Genesis 19 | Near Sodom, In Sodom, Shaped by Sodom

    MAY 3

    Genesis 19 | Near Sodom, In Sodom, Shaped by Sodom

    Reflection Questions: Why do you think worldliness is almost always gradual rather than sudden? What makes slow drift so spiritually dangerous? Where are you tempted to trade gospel witness for cultural acceptance or a “seat at the table”?Lot calls the mob “brothers” and offers his daughters. What does this reveal about a believer who has lived too long in a corrupt culture? Where do you see this same confusion in the modern church?The men are struck blind, yet still grope for the door.  What does this teach us about the blinding power of sin? Where have you seen this in your own life or in others?Why do you think Lot “lingered” even after believing the angels and warning his family?  What does lingering look like in your life?The angels seize Lot “because the LORD was merciful to him.” How does this verse shape your understanding of salvation and grace?Lot’s daughters carry Sodom into the cave. How does this challenge us as parents, leaders, and disciplers? Where might we be allowing “Sodom” into our homes?How does the parallel between Noah’s drunkenness (Genesis 9) and Lot’s drunkenness (Genesis 19) reinforce the message that judgment alone cannot change the human heart?

    59 min
  3. Genesis 17-18 | Circumcision & Unexpected Visitors

    APR 26

    Genesis 17-18 | Circumcision & Unexpected Visitors

    Reflection Questions Why do you think God began with His name “El‑Shaddai” after 13 years of silence? What does this reveal about how God restores discouraged believers?What does it mean to “walk before Me and be blameless”? How does the idea of wholeness or integrity help you understand this command?Abraham receives a new name as a daily reminder of God’s promise. What “names” or reminders has God placed in your life to keep His promises before you?Why do you think God chose circumcision, a permanent, embodied sign, and the very spot where he tried to take a shortcut, as the covenant marker? What does this teach us about surrender?Where have you quietly stopped hoping, the way Sarah had?  What would it look like to bring that area back before God? How does the question “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” confront your current fears or doubts?Abraham intercedes not only for Lot but for the entire city. How does Abraham’s prayer challenge your own prayer life? Where do you need to grow in boldness, persistence, or compassion?

    1h 3m
  4. Genesis 15-16 | The God Who Saves and Sees

    APR 19

    Genesis 15-16 | The God Who Saves and Sees

    Reflection Questions Where do you see yourself in Abram’s fear in verse 1? Why do you think God begins with “Fear not… I am your shield”? What does this reveal about God’s heart toward His people when they are anxious or discouraged?Verse 6 says Abram “believed the Lord, and He counted it to him as righteousness.” How would you explain the difference between faith and righteousness? Why is this distinction essential for understanding the gospel?Sarai’s plan was culturally acceptable but spiritually disastrous. What are some “culturally acceptable shortcuts” Christians are tempted to take today?Why do you think Abram, who had just shown courage in chapter 14, becomes passive in chapter 16? Where are you tempted to be passive when God calls you to lead?Hagar is the first person in Scripture the Lord pursues in the wilderness. What does this reveal about God’s character?How does God’s pursuit of Hagar foreshadow the gospel and the ministry of Jesus?

    56 min
  5. Genesis 13-14 | Abram's Faith & Courage

    APR 12

    Genesis 13-14 | Abram's Faith & Courage

    Reflection Questions: 1. What does Abram’s return to the altar in Genesis 13:1–4 teach us about repentance and restoration? 2. Why is prosperity often a greater test of faith than adversity? How do you see that in Genesis 13? 3. Abram risked everything to rescue Lot. What does this teach us about sacrificial love and courage? 4. Why is Abram’s refusal of the king of Sodom so important? What does it reveal about his heart? 5. How does Melchizedek point us to Christ? How do Psalm 110 and Hebrews 7 deepen your understanding of Jesus’ priesthood? 6. What does this passage teach us about living faithfully in a world filled with competing kings and competing kingdoms?

    54 min
  6. Genesis 12 | Abram's Call & Egypt

    APR 5

    Genesis 12 | Abram's Call & Egypt

    Reflection Questions What stood out to you the most about the vagueness of God’s call to Abram (“to the land I will show you”)? How does this challenge the way we often want clarity before obedience?Abram obeyed based solely on God’s spoken word (12:1-4). What does this teach us about the nature of biblical faith (Heb 11:1)? What parts of God’s Word are hardest for you to trust right now? Why?How does knowing that these promises in Geb 12:1-3 ultimately point to Christ (Galatians 3:16) deepen your understanding of the passage? How does Easter (the resurrection) confirm that God keeps His promises?Why do you think God allowed a famine to hit Abram immediately after his obedience? What does Abram’s stumble in Egypt teach us about the ongoing battle between faith and fear?How does God’s intervention in Egypt (12:17) encourage you when you fail? What does this story teach us about God’s commitment to His promises, even when His people stumble?

    49 min
  7. Genesis 11:10-32 | The Faith of Abram

    MAR 29

    Genesis 11:10-32 | The Faith of Abram

    Reflection Questions What does this genealogy reveal about the way God works slowly, quietly, and faithfully over long stretches of time? How does that challenge our desire for instant results?Abram was an idolater when God called him. What does that reveal about the nature of grace, and how does it challenge our assumptions about who God can save?Abram obeyed God without knowing where he was going. What is one area of your life where God is calling you to obey without full clarity?Why do you think obedience becomes harder as we get older? What habits in your life are forming you toward obedience, or away from it?Where do you tend to skim the Bible? What does 2 Timothy 3:16-17 teach you about the value of slowing down and reading Scripture deeply in light of Genesis 11:10-32?

    50 min
  8. Genesis 10:1 - 11:9 | The Tower of Babel

    MAR 22

    Genesis 10:1 - 11:9 | The Tower of Babel

    Reflection Questions Where in your life do you sense a quiet desire to “stay in one place” spiritually, avoiding the risk, obedience, or scattering God is calling you to?Why is pride so often disguised as productivity, ambition, or “just being responsible”?What would it look like for you to live as someone sent, not someone settled?How does Jesus succeed where the builders of the Tower of Babel failed?Where do you sense God gently frustrating your plans, and how might that be His mercy?

    44 min
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