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Genesis: The God Who Calls, Keeps, and Cares

Solid Rock Bible Study

Jim StovallSeries: Solid Rock Bible Study
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Pages
163
Year
2025
Language
English

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Discover the Foundational Story That Changes EverythingGenesis isn't just the beginning of the Bible-it's the beginning of God's relentless love story with humanity. In this comprehensive 13-week study, pastors Jim Stovall and Chuck Warnock guide you through the sweeping narrative from Eden to Egypt, revealing how every familiar story connects to show one unified truth: God never gives up on His people.What You'll Discover: • How the Garden of Eden reveals God's ideal design for human flourishing • Why Cain's story establishes the pattern of divine justice tempered by mercy • How Noah's flood demonstrates God's commitment to work with flawed humanity • Why Abraham's calling marks a pivotal shift in God's redemptive strategy • How Jacob's wrestling match transforms identity and purpose • Why Joseph's forgiveness becomes the ultimate expression of divine graceMore Than Just Bible Stories These aren't disconnected ancient tales-they're living testimonies of how God calls people into relationship, keeps His promises despite our failures, and cares for His creation with unwavering faithfulness. Through careful scholarship and pastoral insight, the authors bridge 4,000-year-old narratives with contemporary life, showing how these patterns of grace continue today.Complete Study Resource Perfect for Sunday school classes, small groups, or personal study, this volume includes: • 13 detailed lesson plans with flexible timing (50-90 minutes) • Rich historical and cultural context • Thought-provoking discussion questions • Comprehensive leader's guides with teaching tips • Contemporary applications for modern believers • Pastoral considerations for sensitive topicsWhy This Study Matters In an age of uncertainty, Genesis offers foundational hope: the same God who worked through Abraham's doubt, Jacob's deception, and Joseph's suffering continues to work through our own imperfections. Whether you're new to Genesis or returning with fresh eyes, you'll discover how these ancient stories illuminate timeless truths about faith, family, forgiveness, and divine purpose.From the Authors Jim Stovall (former journalism professor, author) and Chuck Warnock (pastor, blogger) combine decades of teaching experience with deep biblical scholarship. Their friendship spans over 50 years, and this collaboration represents the fulfillment of a shared dream to create meaningful biblical resources.What Readers Are Saying: "Finally, a Genesis study that doesn't get bogged down in debates but focuses on the heart of the matter-God's persistent grace."Start Your Journey Today Join thousands discovering why Genesis remains the most influential book ever written. These stories shaped civilization, inspired movements for justice, and continue to offer hope for personal transformation. Your understanding of God, faith, and human purpose will never be the same.Part of the Solid Rock Bible Series-designed for serious Bible students who want both scholarly depth and practical application. Whether you're a pastor preparing sermons, a small group leader seeking fresh material, or an individual hungry for deeper biblical understanding, this study will transform how you read Scripture.Don't just read about ancient people-discover how their God continues to call, keep, and care for His people today. James Glen Stovall (Jim) is a retired professor of journalism who lives in East Tennessee. During his teaching career, he taught at the University of Alabama (1978-2003), Emory and Henry College (2003-2006) and the University of Tennessee (2006-2016). He is now working on a second career writing young adult fiction and mysteries.Jim is the author of the a selling writing textbook, Writing for the Mass Media, as well as other journalism texts such as Journalism: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How and Web Journalism.Other books include: • Seeing Suffrage:The 1913 Washington Suffrage Parade, Its Pictures, and Its Effects on the American Political

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