September 27, 2026 | Genesis 3:1-7 — In the garden, sin entered the world when the serpent encouraged Eve and Adam to doubt God. And the first sign that death had entered the garden was their shame. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches that, instead of Adam, we can make Jesus our representative with God by receiving and resting in His righteousness.

Ocdtober 4, 2026 | Genesis 3:8-24 — Adam and Eve heard God walking in the garden, and tried to hide themselves. But there is no way to hide from the presence of the living God: He sees all and plumbs the depths of your heart. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches that, though the relationship between God and man has been ruptured, the light of God's grace still breaks through the darkness.

October 11, 2026 | Genesis 4:1-26 — Adam and Eve's disobedience in the garden had ripple effects that affect all humans even today. Emily Knight teaches about the cycle of making poor choices, trying to make better ones, and failing—and how God's grace pursues us through it all.

November 1, 2026 | Genesis 8:1-19 — Noah and his family (and all the animals) were in the ark for a long, long time. But the first three words of Genesis 8 are, "God remembered Noah." Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches about two lies about God making us wait, and says that you can trust his faithfulness even if you do not understand his timing.

October 25, 2026 | Genesis 7:1, 11-24 — The parallel between Noah's being saved in the ark and our being saved by Jesus is simple, but the whole truth is deeper and richer. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches on Reformation Sunday about the faith that saves us through righteousness.

Ocdtober 18, 2026 | Genesis 6:1-22 — In the time of Noah, God grieved the sin of the world, and today likely still grieves the world's sin. But, as Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches, when God sees the world's wickedness and evil, he still sees a world that he loves. And Cort asks us: what does it look like to walk with God?

September 6, 2026 | Genesis 2:1-3 — Genesis tells us that we are made in the image of a God who works. But God also has called us to stop once a week and leave our tasks unfinished. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches from Genesis 2 that we should use the Sabbath to stop our work and to delight in who God is and in what He has done for us.

September 13, 2026 | Genesis 2:4-20 — Are you experiencing FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) when it comes to God's blessings? Do you think God is holding something back? Emily Knight teaches from Genesis 2 about God's admonition to Adam about the tree from which he could not eat, and reminds us of God's abundance and of His good and gracious boundaries.