In the land of Shinar, people began to build a great city.
They said to one another,
“Come, let’s build ourselves a city and a tower with its top in the heavens. Let’s make a name for ourselves; otherwise, we’ll be scattered over the face of the whole earth.” (Genesis 11:4)

There’s nothing wrong with working together or dreaming big.
The problem was why they were building.
They didn’t want to honor God — they wanted to replace Him.
They wanted safety and fame apart from the One who had created them.

Instead of spreading through the earth as God had commanded, they gathered and exalted their own strength.
Their unity became pride, and their progress became rebellion.

When you see a rainbow, don’t just admire its beauty — remember its meaning.
Remember that our God keeps His word.
He is faithful in every generation.

Take time this week to thank Him for His promises — and trust that He will keep them still.

Because the same God who remembered Noah remembers you.
And through Jesus, your life is held safely in the Ark of His love.

The Promise Passed Down

The story that began with Adam’s disobedience ends in Christ’s victory. The wound on the heel was real, but the crushed head will be final.

Every time we choose faith over fear, forgiveness over bitterness, truth over deception — we live out the victory of that first promise.

Have you ever wondered why God rested on the seventh day?

Not because He was tired. Not because He needed to recover. But because something was finished, He wanted to delight in it. For us, rest means believing that God is enough — that our productivity does not define us, but by His presence.

How can one world be so beautiful… and yet so broken?

The answer is found in the first few chapters of Genesis — not as an old myth, but as the truest story of how everything went wrong, and how God began making it right.

The story that began in a garden of disobedience found redemption in a garden of surrender. Because of Jesus, what was lost in Eden can be restored in us.

God created us out of love to know, reflect, and live joyfully with Him.

Have you ever wondered why you’re here? From the very beginning, the Bible tells us that God created us in His image — to know Him, to reflect Him, and to delight in Him. In Jesus, the actual image of God, we see what humanity was always meant to be.