Scripture Reference: Genesis 2:5-17
For most adults, the singular formational activity in which we are engaged is our jobs. Which is probably why our work is so fraught with opportunities for difficulty in life. But Genesis 2 lays out a framework for how God intended for his image bearers to think about their work.
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Scripture Reference: Genesis 1:26-2:4
The opening book of the Bible reveals a God who makes humanity in His image. This unique claim has profound implications for our dignity and purpose.
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Scripture Reference: Genesis 1:1-5
The opening book of the Bible reveals a God who speaks things into being with a majestic artistry that forms the foundation of humanity’s search for what is good, true and beautiful.
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Scripture Reference: Genesis 1:1
Genesis 1:1 cuts across our present Western context with a clear and radical proposition: there is a God and he is the creator of all things. From that one premise comes the foundation of a Christian view of the world.
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Scripture Reference: John 5:37-47, Luke 24:25-27
If we are to correctly understand any work of literature, we need to know its intended message. The Bible has a central focus to its message that is key to its understanding. That message is bound up in the person and work of Jesus. The Bible Is Messianic Literature!