Logos Fellowship

What tower are you building? Many people are busy building towers. People build towers to be remembered, to make themselves known, to create a better future, to establish safety and security. We want to have control over our lives, the power to accomplish our desires. Our towers may take various forms: our studies, our careers, […]

When was the last time you saw a rainbow? 🌈 Did you know that the rainbow is a sign of the covenant that God made with mankind and every living creature on earth? Last week, we saw how God initiated a covenant with Noah after the flood, that never again will there be a flood

Are you usually the type to be patient or do you often jump the gun? Noah and his family—wife, three sons, and their wives—endured the flood and remained in the ark throughout the period of the flood (Genesis 8). It was over a year before they finally exited the ark. Noah did not leave the

Hopefully last week’s Bible study wasn’t a flood of information! 😁 God delivered on His promise to bring the flood and cast judgment on all the living creatures on the earth. God could have easily cast judgment right away. Yet He gave people time to repent and to change their ways. In the end though,

Q: What is a fellowship?A: A fellowship is two fellows in a ship! Intending to save Noah and his family, and a remnant of the creatures living on the earth, God instructed Noah to build an ark (Genesis 6:14-22). Despite not seeing (in that moment) the events which God foretold, by faith, Noah followed God’s

What is evil to you? For some, evil is committing crimes. For others, evil can be when you are on a diet, and someone passes you a cake. Each one’s standard of evil can be very different, but what really matters is what God sees as evil. During last week’s Bible study, the wickedness of

Was there hope after the events of Cain killing Abel? Yes! As we had seen last week, there were two lineages from Adam—Cain’s descendants and Seth’s descendants (Genesis 4:17-5:32). Adam and Eve had another son, Seth, and it was through Seth’s line that we saw there was still hope for man to repent.  Meanwhile, Cain

In last week’s Bible study, we looked at what happened to Cain because of his actions (Genesis 4:10–16). We found out that while it may look like Cain didn’t repent for his action, or ask for forgiveness, in fact he actually did. At the same time, his brother Abel was someone crying to God for

What kind of person are you? In last week’s Bible study, we saw how God took notice of Abel and his offering, but not Cain and his offering (Genesis 4:1-9). What catches God’s attention is not just what a person gives, but also what kind of person they are. Cain wanted to be noticed by

God drove man out of the garden of Eden, and placed an angel with a flaming sword on the east to guard the way to the Tree of Life (Genesis 3:24). After man had sinned, God could have destroyed the Tree of Life to prevent man from ever accessing it. But the fact that the