Exploring the Bible: a daily devotional Podcast

Exploring the Bible: a daily devotional Podcast

por Annastasia Greene

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Genesis 7:17-24 : Noah's Ark, the Great Flood, and God's Faithfulness in the Storm

The floodwaters have risen above the highest mountains on earth — and Noah's family is still trapped inside the ark. In this episode of Exploring the Bible, we dive into Genesis 7:17-24 to unpack what the world actually looked like during the Great Flood, how long Noah and his family really spent inside the ark, and what this Bible story teaches us about trusting God in seasons we can't control. We'll talk through the numbers behind the flood story, compare Noah's ark experience to modern-day lockdown life, and land on one powerful truth: the same God who controls the weather, the flood, and even a pandemic is the God who cares about your everyday life too. Perfect for anyone studying the book of Genesis, exploring the Noah's Ark story, or looking for a faith-based Bible podcast that walks through Scripture from Genesis to Revelation with real talk, real questions, and real hope. In this episode: Genesis 7:17-24 Bible study (NLT) The scale of the Great Flood — mountains, trees, and how deep the water really rose What daily life may have looked like for Noah's family on the ark Comparing Noah's flood to the Covid-19 lockdown experience God's care in both the big and small moments of our lives

Genesis 7:10-16-The Door Is Shut

The waiting is over. Noah, his family, and every pair of animals step into the ark—then God shuts the door behind them. In this episode, we look at what it cost Noah's family to obey, what it means that God sealed the door Himself, and what it looks like to say yes to God even when His plan doesn't yet make sense.

Genesis 7:1-9 — Seven days left

120 years of waiting comes down to 7 days. In this episode, listen for how God personally invites Noah into the ark, why the animals come to him instead of the other way around, and what it means that Noah "did everything as the Lord commanded"

The World God Couldn’t Bear to Lose

Out of an entire world gone corrupt, only eight people remained faithful. In this episode, we dig into Genesis 6:5-12 and ask the hard question — is God angry, or heartbroken? We look at what made Noah different, and what God's mercy really looks like when it comes wrapped in judgment.

Genesis 6:1–5 — The World Before the Flood

Before we meet Noah, we have to understand the world he's born into — one so corrupt that God's patience is already running thin. We trace the line from Seth to Noah, unpack who the "sons of God" and the Nephilim really were, and see how God's mercy holds on even as judgment draws near. We trace the line from Seth all the way to Noah, and see how it starts to blur with the wickedness of Cain's family We look at who the "sons of God" and the Nephilim really were, and why even good Bible teachers land in different places on it We find the mercy hiding inside God's 120-year warning before judgment comes We see that God isn't just watching our actions — He sees our thoughts too We sit with just how lonely Noah's faithfulness must have been, building for 120 years with no one else listening We walk away with two big takeaways: God knows all, and even at the edge of judgment, His mercy holds on

Trailer- Noah

This is the season 3 trailer of Noah. Come join me every week as we explore the pages of Genesis 6-9, and we learn what happened to Noah and his family.

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From Murder to Worship: How God Kept His Promise Through Seth

Season 2 ends where hope begins. Cain has built a city in defiance of God, and his descendant Lamech is boasting about murder, but God's promise from Genesis 3:15 is still standing. In this finale, we dig into Genesis 4:17–26 to answer the question this whole narrative has been building toward: with Abel dead and Cain's line growing more corrupt by the generation, how does God keep His word? The answer comes in just two quiet verses, and it changes everything. Season 3, the narrative of Noah, is coming soon. Follow the show so you don't miss it. The Exploring the Bible Merch shop https://exploring-the-bible-a-devotional-podcast-shop.fourthwall.com Don't forget to use code Explore at checkout of orders 75.00 or more

History Repeats Itself — The Story of Cain

Cain killed his brother and expected the worst from God; what he got instead might surprise you. A study of Genesis 4:11–16 on justice, honesty, and mercy.

God's warning, Cain's disobedience

In this episode, we walk through Genesis 4:8–10 and the story of Cain and Abel, examining God's direct warning to Cain, the consequences of ignoring it, and asking the question: what happens when we let sin take control? Even in one of Scripture's darkest moments, God's mercy is never far away. The merch shop https://exploring-the-bible-a-devotional-podcast-shop.fourthwall.com Use code explore at checkout if you purchase 75.00 of more for free shipping.

Motives, Gifts, and the Warning We All Need

We slow down in Genesis 4 to unpack the story of Cain and Abel, exploring why God rejected one brother's gift and accepted the other's, and what God's urgent warning to Cain has to say to each of us today. Exploring the Bible merch shop:https://exploring-the-bible-a-devotional-podcast-shop.fourthwall.com

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