In this podcast, we come to the culmination of the Abraham Narrative with an odd story.

What is the "sin of Sodom?" In this episode, we take a look at Genesis 18 and 19 to explore the story of Sodom and Gomorrah.

Why do we laugh? What do these utterances signify? In this episode, we look at the story of Sarah, the wife of Abraham, who laughed both at God and with God.

Genesis 17 depicts the institution of the sign of God's covenant with Abraham: circumscion. Why does God give such an odd act to signify his promise to his people? In this podcast, we see that the place of our greatest shame becomes the place where God's glory is most manifest. 

Have you ever felt unseen? In that place, our very existence can seem uncertain. In this podcast we look to the story of Hagar and her son Ishmael to help us process what it means to be seen by God.

Taking a short break from Genesis, Assistant Pastor Jacob Moseley shares about our Identity in Christ.

So often in life, we find ourselves confused. Our ideas of what would or should be are disrupted. And most confusing of all, sometimes these moments feel like the product of God's own hand. What do we do with this? This podcast looks to the story of The Tower of Babel to seek some clarity to this confusion.

The story of Noah's Arc is perhaps the most well known story in the Bible. Yet it may also be the Bible's darkest tale. In this podcast, we look for a glimpse of hope in this story and perhaps in our own stories as well.

Genesis 5 contains a genealogy. There portions of scripture can seem boring and even unnecessary. However, in this episode, Pastor Michael Gallup helps us see just what God is up to in these lists of "begetting." 

In Genesis 4, we find the story of the first brothers, the first act of violence, and also the first acts of religion. Listen to Pastor Michael Gallup explain how this story is one of good news.