FROM THE PULPIT Sunday's Message. Everyday Discipleship. These articles are adapted and expanded from sermons preached at Cornerstone Baptist Church. Rather than publishing a transcript, each message is rewritten into an evergreen discipleship resource designed to help you understand Scripture, grow in your faith, and apply God's Word long after Sunday has ended. 📖 Read... Continue Reading →
The Fall: Why Is the World Broken?
FROM THE PULPIT Sunday's Message. Everyday Discipleship. These articles are adapted and expanded from sermons preached at Cornerstone Baptist Church. Rather than publishing a transcript, each message is rewritten into an evergreen discipleship resource designed to help you understand Scripture, grow in your faith, and apply God's Word long after Sunday has ended. 📖 Read... Continue Reading →
Why Did God Place Cherubim at the Garden of Eden? (Genesis 3:24)
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Why Did Adam and Eve Feel Shame After They Sinned? (Genesis 3:7)
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Was There Pain Before the Fall? (Genesis 3:16)
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Why Did God Clothe Adam and Eve with Animal Skins? (Genesis 3:21)
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What Is the Protoevangelium? The First Gospel in Genesis 3:15
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What Happened to the Garden of Eden?
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What Was the Forbidden Fruit? Was It Really an Apple?
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Why Did God Ask Adam, “Where Are You?” If God Already Knew? (Genesis 3:9)
Understanding the Bible This post is part of our Understanding the Bible series—short, clear explanations of common questions, phrases, images, and themes found in Scripture. The goal is simple: to help you read the Bible more clearly by explaining what the text says, what it meant in its original context, and why it still matters... Continue Reading →