Think of Others. After leaving Egypt, Abram is proactive and in order to ensure peace between him and his nephew, they separate. Abram gives Lot the choice and he chooses the best looking land, but there is something that he has overlooked. Then God tells Abram a little more about His promises. We discuss topics like: getting back on track, giving preference to others, and how our surroundings can affect us.

Blind Faith. Abram steps out in blind faith at the age of 75 and God makes him many promises. But a while in to his journey, he gets afraid and lies, placing him and his wife in a bad situation. But God stays true to His promise of blessing, intervening in His mercy.

Pride & Glory. The people want to make a name for themselves. Honor and Glory belong only to God. Pride comes before the fall (or the scattering). What can God see from heaven? Languages, races, cultures, people groups, and where did each one settle in our world today.

Noah Gets Drunk. When Noah gets drunk, Ham makes fun of him and tells his brothers. They honor their father and cover him. God values discretion. When Noah finds out, he curses Ham's son. Is this fair? Is God fair?

The Rainbow. The rains have stopped. Noah finds peace on the earth again. We too can find peace from God and with others. Noah praises God. The people can now eat meat. Life is precious to the Lord. The Rainbow of Promise. God always keeps His promises.

Be Ready. How big was the ark? How did all the animals fit? How were all the species preserved? How were they all fed? Were they hibernating? What did they drink? Fossils and the new earth. How is the flood like the second coming of Jesus? Will you be found righteous, when the end comes?

Before the Flood. The men that are born from Adam to Noah are listed along with the age they were when they died. Enoch is so pleasing to God that he doesn't die and Noah pleases Him enough to be saved in the world wide flood. Methuselah is the oldest recorded living man. The sons of God have children with the daughters of men and the thoughts of the people are only evil continually. God tells Noah that He is sad because the people are so bad and He is going to destroy the whole earth and begin again with just Noah and his family. Noah believes God and demonstrates his faith.

Cain and Abel. What is experiential knowing? What can happen when we allow ourselves to dwell on feelings of jealousy, anger, discouragement or victimization. Why it is important to listen to criticism and warnings. Focusing more on ourselves than others & having a conscience. Lastly, who are all the people on the earth during this time? Where did they all come from?

God's Response to Sin. Being Content. Lasting consequences are imposed on the man, woman, & serpent. But, also, a permanent way to reconciliation. God provided a way from the very beginning for His people not to be separated from Him. Jesus is the ultimate sacrifice and the Holy Spirit is given to us all who believe.

The Fall. It is very important to know how Satan works, so that we know how to respond. This passage is a wonderful example & in this lesson we break down his tactics & how we should respond to each. We talk about topics like doubt, temptation, sin, the company we keep & blaming others. What is the difference between deception & a lie? What is the difference between shame & godly sorrow.