Reading Genesis 11 Together When Human Unity Replaces God — and Why God Disrupts It This chapter is not just about language; it’s about where agreement ends and faithful dissent begins (Dissent that flows from obedience to God, not rebellion against Him). It exposes the danger of unity without God and invites us to rediscover obedience that sometimes looks like holy resistance…
Reading Genesis 2 Together Why God Created, How We Were Formed, and What It Means to Be Human How to read this:Keep your Bible open to Genesis 2. Read the verses listed before each reflection. Let the text lead. Let the questions linger. Genesis 2:1–3 Rest as Completion, Not RewardRead verses 1–3 slowly. Creation ends not with more…
Key Texts: Genesis 6–9; Hebrews 11:7; Romans 12:2 1. Noah’s Context: Righteousness in a Ruined World Noah was born into a time when evil had reached its fullest expression. Scripture tells us that “every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time” (Genesis 6:5). Human identity was deeply corrupted, violence filled the…