The chapter goes on to record the family of Cain, their discoveries, inventions, development of society, and depending how you view it, demonic influence, or God’s underserving grace…

Today we are tackling Genesis chapter 4, that contains the first murder, and the beginning of prayer. In truth, it is a chapter of firsts. The first family, the first death…

Adam is held responsible for his own sin but also the corporate sin of his family and humanity as representing leader, and all under his rule are affected in his judgment…

Understand what took place in the garden, and you better understand the questions of suffering, temptation, judgement, the devil’s schemes, the nature of man, the foundation of the gospel…

As we continue the New Covenant Economy of man, we will examine the so-called controversial passages on church order, and lastly we’ll touch on the order and economy of man within the future kingdom.

Correct dynamics in the home and church are vital to build the foundations of relationships on – between each other, and our Lord Jesus. But are we orderly? We are in dismay at the world, we expect it of the world, but is the bride of Christ orderly?

In continuity of the worldview language, we are turning to the Order of the Players. The players or characters are those who play a part in the field or stage of all things.

We’re going to look at the Dwelling place of God – where is it, the description of heaven; The Nature of the cosmos, including sheol / hades / the lake of fire. Where is it? Who goes there? Did Jesus descend to hell?

We’re going to look at three main facets of the biblical worldview. First God himself – his nature; his attributes; how he’s described; the trinity; – what we call Theology Proper. Secondly, we’ll turn to the order of the field, the canvas of all things…

The first two chapters offers different camera angles of creation. Genesis 1 gives an overview of the six days of creation. Then, far from “a second creation story” as some have suggested, Genesis 2 offers a more personal…

We should pause momentarily to address one of the most successful attacks on the foundations of the Christian faith in the west. If we do not lay this protological foundation correctly, our whole framework of the gospel story is skewed.

Today we’re tacking the creation account, the first seven days since the beginning of time. We’ll move through the account one day at a time. Before we dive into the text, let’s remind ourselves of the context in which the creation account sits, the Torah.

We’re going to speed through the bible from Genesis to Revelation in approximately 30 minutes. Before we get stuck into Genesis 1:1, I thought it would be helpful to do a fast forward run through the bible, to paint the big picture, even if some of this doesn’t stick.

Firstly, let’s understand what a worldview is, then I’ll briefly underline the truthfulness of scripture, and finally, we’ll touch on Hermeneutics – the methods of interpreting scripture which are led by and play a part of forming our worldview.

We’re going to build the big-picture-gospel by walking through the grand narrative of the bible, from Genesis to Revelation. From the garden of Eden to the mountain of Zion.