In Genesis 19, angels warn Lot about the impending destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah due to their wickedness. Lot hesitates but is urged to flee with his family. As they escape, Lot's wife looks back and turns into a pillar of salt. In Genesis 20, Abraham and Sarah travel to Gerar, where Abraham again claims Sarah is his sister, leading King Abimelech to take her. God warns Abimelech in a dream, and he returns Sarah, untouched, to Abraham. Will Lot and his daughters survive the catastrophic downfall of their city?

In Matthew 7:24-27, Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount by comparing wise and foolish builders, emphasizing the importance of acting on his teachings. In Matthew 8:1-4, Jesus heals a man with leprosy, showcasing his compassion and power. The narrative continues with Jesus healing a centurion's servant, Peter's mother-in-law, and many others. He also speaks about the cost of discipleship, emphasizing the commitment required to follow him. As Jesus demonstrates his miraculous powers, will his followers understand the depth of their commitment to follow him?

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Genesis 19

Genesis 20:1-18

Matthew 7:24-29

Matthew 8:1-22

Psalm 7:1-9

In Genesis 17-18, God establishes a covenant with Abraham, promising him countless descendants and renaming him from Abram. Sarah, his wife, is also blessed with the promise of a son, Isaac. As Abraham entertains three mysterious visitors, one reveals that Sarah will have a son within a year, despite her old age. Will Sarah's disbelief turn into joy as the promise of a son becomes reality?In Matthew 6:25-7:1-23, Jesus teaches about trusting God instead of worrying about material needs, emphasizing seeking God's kingdom first. He warns against judging others and highlights the importance of asking God for help. Jesus also cautions against false prophets and teaches that true discipleship is shown by actions, not just words. Will we choose to build our lives on the solid foundation of Jesus' teachings, or ignore them and face the consequences?

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Genesis 17

Genesis 18

Matthew 6: 25-34

Matthew 7: 1-23

Proverbs 1:8-19

In Genesis 14-16, Abram courageously rescues his nephew Lot from the Battle of Siddim, a conflict involving multiple kings. Following this victory, Abram is blessed by Melchizedek, and later, God promises Abram countless descendants despite Sarai's barrenness. Abram and Sarai, struggling with faith, decide to have a child through Hagar, Sarai's maid, leading to the birth of Ishmael. Will Abram's actions align with God's promise, or will they lead to unforeseen consequences?

In Matthew 5:43-48, Jesus delivers a profound message, challenging the traditional notion of loving only one's neighbor. He urges his followers to love their enemies and pray for those who persecute them, emphasizing that God's love is universal, extending to the just and unjust. This teaching culminates in a call to perfection, just as the Heavenly Father is perfect. Can we, as mere mortals, rise to this challenge of unconditional love and forgiveness?

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Genesis 14

Genesis 15

Genesis 16

Matthew 5:43-48

Matthew 6:1-24

Psalm 6

After the great flood, Noah and his family, along with a multitude of animals, step onto new land under God's covenant. The world is reborn, symbolized by a radiant rainbow, promising never to flood the earth again. But as humanity grows, will they remain true to God in the city of Babel, or will their pride lead to division? Jesus travels throughout Galilee, healing the sick and spreading the news of the kingdom of heaven. His teachings draw vast crowds, culminating in the Sermon on the Mount, where He shares the beatitudes, redefining blessings in God's eyes. As Jesus teaches about mercy, purity, and peace, will the hearts of the listeners be transformed by His profound words?

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Genesis 9: 18-29

Genesis 10

Genesis 11: 1-9

Matthew 4: 23-25

Matthew 5: 1-20

Psalm 4

In Genesis 7-9:1-17, God instructs Noah to build an ark and gather two of every kind of animal to save them from a great flood. Noah, his family, and the animals weather 40 days and nights of rain, followed by months of waiting for the waters to recede. As they finally see land and a rainbow signifying God's promise, one wonders: Will humanity's new beginning under Noah's leadership bring a different future?In Matthew 4:1-22, Jesus withstands temptation by the devil in the desert, using scripture as his defense. After this trial, He begins His ministry, calling simple fishermen to become His first disciples. As Jesus walks by the Sea of Galilee and calls Simon Peter and Andrew, one wonders: Will these fishermen truly leave everything behind to follow Him?

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Genesis 7

Genesis 8

Genesis 9:1-17

Matthew 4:1-22

Proverbs: Introduction

Proverbs 1:1-7

After Cain's banishment for Abel's murder, humanity grows, but with increasing wickedness. God grieves over humanity's corruption, deciding to cleanse the earth with a flood. As Noah builds an ark for survival, will humanity's wickedness be washed away, or will a new beginning emerge? In Matthew 2:19-23, after King Herod's death, an angel appears in a dream to Joseph in Egypt, instructing him to return to Israel with Mary and Jesus. However, learning that Archelaus reigns in Judea, Joseph fears for Jesus' safety and is divinely warned in a dream to go to Galilee, settling in Nazareth. This fulfills the prophecy that Jesus would be called a Nazarene. Will Jesus' return to Nazareth shape his destiny as the prophesied Messiah?

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Genesis 4:17-26

Genesis 5

Genesis 6

Matthew 2:19-23

Psalm: Introduction

Psalm 3:1-8

In Genesis 2:18-4:1-16, God creates Eve as a companion for Adam. They live in the Garden of Eden, where they disobey God's command by eating from the Tree of Knowledge, influenced by a serpent. This act leads to their punishment and expulsion from Eden. The narrative continues with their sons, Cain and Abel. Cain, jealous of God favoring Abel's offering, kills Abel. God punishes Cain to wander the earth, but also marks him for protection against revenge. This passage highlights themes of disobedience, consequences, and divine justice in early Biblical history.In Matthew 2:1-18, wise men or Magi from the East follow a star to Bethlehem to worship the newborn Jesus, presenting him with gifts. King Herod, feeling threatened by the birth of a new 'king,' instructs the Magi to report back to him. Instead, after their visit, they are divinely instructed to avoid Herod, and Joseph is warned to take Mary and Jesus to Egypt for safety. Herod's response to this perceived betrayal is the massacre of male infants in Bethlehem, an event prophesied as a time of great mourning. After Herod's death, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus return, settling in Nazareth, which fulfills another prophecy about Jesus.

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Genesis 2:18-25

Genesis 3

Genesis 4:1-16

Matthew 2:1-18

Psalm 2:1-12