A Tale of Two Sons
How do you approach God—with humility or on your own terms? In this episode, Stephen Davey examines the story of Cain and Abel, two brothers who brought very different offerings to the Lord. Abel followed God's command, offering a lamb, while Cain decided to bring the fruit of his own labor. The difference between these two offerings wasn't just about content—it was about the heart behind the sacrifice. God accepted Abel’s offering, but rejected Cain's. This rejection sparked jealousy, anger, and ultimately, a tragic act of violence.
The Curse and the Cherubim
Consequences
What does it really mean to live in a fallen world? How did Adam and Eve's disobedience shape every aspect of our lives, from our relationships to the natural world? In this episode, Stephen Davey dives into Genesis to explore the profound consequences of humanity's first sin. You'll learn about the five tragic losses Adam and Eve faced immediately after their disobedience—losses that continue to impact us today.
Losing the Legacy
Do you feel like you’re constantly trying to fix yourself? Ever wonder why even your best efforts leave you feeling empty? Today’s episode dives deep into humanity's original brokenness and our desperate attempts to cover our shame. Stephen Davey takes us back to the Garden of Eden, exploring the immediate consequences of Adam and Eve’s sin. They lost their original brilliance, exchanged God's glory for shame, and tried to fix it themselves with fig leaves—the first ever religious act.
Forbidden Fruit
What made Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit, and how did it lead to the fall of all humanity? In this episode, Stephen Davey uncovers the deceptive tactics of the enemy in the Garden of Eden. You’ll see how Satan disarmed Eve, raised doubt, and outright denied God's truth to lead her astray. By understanding these cunning tactics, you can better recognize temptation in your own life. This episode reveals how sin makes false promises, why it never delivers what it claims, and how important it is to trust in God's word over anything else. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, this episode will help you understand the root of those struggles and provide you with insight to stand firm. Tune in and discover how the story of Eden holds vital lessons for us today.
Here Comes the Bride
What makes marriage truly sacred? In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey takes a closer look at the first marriage as described in Genesis 2:18-25. This foundational passage reveals God’s perfect plan for companionship and unity between man and woman. God declared it was "not good for man to be alone," and He went to great lengths to create a helper uniquely designed for Adam—Eve. This wasn’t just about completing Adam’s life, but about setting in place a divine institution called marriage.
The Creation of Adam
What makes humanity different from everything else in creation? In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey takes a deep dive into the creation of Adam as described in Genesis chapters 1 and 2. These chapters reveal that humanity isn’t just an accident or the product of evolution—humans are carefully crafted by God, made in His image, and given a unique purpose on earth. Stephen explains the difference between Genesis 1’s wide-angle view of creation and Genesis 2’s close-up look at Adam and Eve. Learn why these two chapters are complementary, not contradictory, and how they work together to show the incredible care God took in creating humanity.
The First Five Days of History
Have you ever wondered about the exact details of the world's beginning? In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey dives into Genesis to guide you through the first five days of history. From the creation of light and darkness on Day One to filling the waters and sky with living creatures on Day Five, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for God’s incredible creativity and power. Why does it matter whether God created everything in six literal days? Because it tells us about His authority, precision, and purpose. The Bible makes it clear—God wasn’t just making things; He was crafting the foundation of life itself, day by day.
The Creator Who Cares
Have you ever wondered why Genesis 1:1 is so important? In this episode of The Wisdom Journey, Stephen Davey takes you back to the very beginning—to the foundational truth that “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Why is this statement more than just an introduction to the Bible? Because it reveals who God is: the sovereign Creator who spoke everything into existence. But even more than that, it introduces a God who cares deeply for His creation, including you. Stephen explains how believing in God as the Creator affects every part of your faith—and how it gives you strength to face even the hardest moments of your life.
God's Final Word
The final words of Revelation remind us of the blessing we have in God's Word. They assure us of the sufficiency of the Bible and invite all to come to Christ and to look for the sure promise of His return.