Think Again

Series Overview

We wander from God to do things our way. And still, God is faithful. He invites us to repent, to think again about our sinful choices, to think again about who he is. Sound familiar? It's a pattern God's people know well. This series explores five Old Testament stories of people who wander from God. Every time God invites his people to think again, and every time he is faithful.

Lesson 1

When Adam and Eve’s sons Cain and Abel present offerings to God, He accepts Abel’s but not Cain’s. Angry, Cain refuses to make things right and kills his brother. Though there are consequences, God still redeems Cain’s situation by protecting his life.

Cain and Abel

Lesson 2

After the flood, the people build a tower to reach heaven and connect with God — without ever asking what His plan is. So God scatters them and confuses their language, because God’s redemptive plan is enough!

The Tower of Babel

Lesson 3

While Moses listens to God on the mountain, the Israelites become restless and fashion a golden calf and worship it, yet God is faithful and shows only He is worthy of worship.

The Golden Calf

Lesson 4

Even after God provides for His people in the wilderness, they complain and are struck by venomous snakes. To save the people, God instructs Moses to put a bronze snake on a pole; anyone who looks at the snake will live.

The Bronze Snake

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