St. Luke's United Methodist Church

Tonight, Rev. Wendy Lambert discusses Genesis Chapter 10, which covers the genealogy of Noah's family. While reading through lists of names of descendants can be tedious, there's actually a trick to reading through them. Find out more in tonight's 5-Minute Bible Study.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 10:1-32

This evening, Rev. Wendy Lambert examines the end of Genesis Chapter 9.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 9:18-29

Rev. Wendy Lambert continues the story of Noah, beginning at the point where everyone leaves the ark and starts a new life with God. In this part of the story, God makes an important covenant with not only Noah and his sons, but also with all of the living creatures of the earth for all time. God established a covenant with all life, no exceptions.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 9:1-17

What does it mean for humanity to be in covenant with God? Rev. Wendy Lambert begins discussing the story of Noah, God's promise to him, and Noah's faithfulness to God in following his instructions before the flood. The story of Noah reminds us that even when God is grieved by the sin of humanity, he gives us a second chance.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 6:7-22

Rev. Wendy Lambert unpacks one of the most difficult sections of the Bible to translate, helping to bring context to the scripture in this part of the book of Genesis.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 6:1-6

Rev. Wendy Lambert continues a study on Genesis this evening as she helps us to understand the role that sin plays in the story of humanity. God comes to us for a relationship with us, not to condemn us.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 3:16-24

Rev. Wendy Lambert digs deeper into the second creation story, unpacking the meaning of relationship between man and woman, and the relationship we have with God. We need each other, just as we need God and when we can be unashamed and vulnerable before God, we can experience his grace in our lives even more abundantly.

5-Minute Bible Study: Genesis 2:23-25

As the day comes to an end, close it out with a great word from Rev. Wendy Lambert as she explains God's declaration that all of creation was good, including the creation of humankind.

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