Our good and relational God created the world,

so our lives find purpose in His presence as His image-bearers.

Because Genesis reveals who God is and why we exist

This makes all of life worship and means we live as stewards of creation.

Series Schedule

September 7th: Genesis 1

Sept 14th: Genesis 2

Sept 21st: Genesis 3:1-3

Sept 28th: Genesis 3:8-24

Oct 5th: Genesis 4

Oct 12th: Genesis 5-6

Oct 19th: Genesis 7-9

Oct 26th: Genesis 10-11

Nov 2nd: Genesis 12

Nov 9th: Genesis 13-15

Nov 16th: Genesis 15-22

Nov 23rd: Genesis 22 +

 

Small Group Resources

Genesis 2 Discussion

Questions:
  • How does this chapter show God’s relational nature?
  • What do we learn about humanity’s calling in the garden?
  • How do these verses challenge our view of work, rest, and relationships?
Practice: Practice Sabbath rest this week — set aside intentional time (1–3 hours) to cease from work and enjoy God’s presence.

Genesis 1 Discussion

Questions:
  • What do you notice about God’s character in the rhythm of creation?
  • What does it mean that creation is “good” and “very good”?
  • What is the difference between building a house and making a home?
  • How does being part of God’s creation give you purpose?
  • How might seeing creation as God’s temple change the way you view your daily life?
Practice: Take a “creation walk.” Spend 15 minutes outside, noticing the goodness and beauty of God’s world. End with a short prayer of gratitude.

Bible Project Videos

These videos are helpful in understanding and visualizing concepts in Genesis. They are great for personal study or for use with a small group or family.

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Watch the Entire “The Lost World of Genesis One” course by John Walton.