1. Broken — The Fall of Genesis 3 represents everything that is broken in our world (Genesis 3:1‑7).

• The God of the universe expects obedience to His standard (1‑3).
• But Adam and Eve put us on a path of sin that each and every one of us walks: autonomy and rebellion (4‑6).
• Not only does that path warrant punishment, but life is not the way it is supposed to be (7).

Action: Take a second and really reflect on the brokenness you experience in the world.

2. Protoevangelium — The promise of God is one of redemption and restoration (Genesis 3:14‑16).

• Pain and division are the result of sin, but not the end of the story.
• A spiritual war begins between the serpent and the woman’s offspring.
• But there is great hope: the “seed” (זֶרַע, zeraʿ).

Action: As you struggle through life, remind yourself that there is hope — because God always keeps His promises.

3. Jesus (יֵשׁוּעַ, Yehoshua) — God is the one who saves (Matthew 1:21).

• Jesus is the true offspring of Eve who crushes sin and Satan.
• His name (יֵשׁוּעַ, Yehoshua) embodies His mission — “He will save His people from their sins.”
• God is faithful in His promise to provide a solution for our first and biggest problem.

Action: Worship Jesus as the God who saves — the promised hope who turns our curse into blessing.

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