The Spirit & Truth Podcast Rooted in the Truth: Genesis 3 Part 2
Aug 26, 2025
In this discussion, the hosts dive deep into Genesis 3, unpacking themes of human accountability and temptation with a sprinkle of humor. They explore the folly of trying to hide from God and the irony of blame in relationships. The conversation shifts to the importance of personal responsibility in faith and the theological implications of sin and redemption. Through personal anecdotes, they highlight the transformative power of grace, emphasizing a hopeful journey from sin to a renewed identity in Christ.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Hiding Replaces Reverence
- Adam and Eve hide from God's presence out of shame rather than reverent awe, showing a corrupted fear.
- Rob Ulmer notes this fear is judgment-based and contrasts with healthy fear of the Lord.
Kids Hiding Mirrors Sinful Instincts
- Matt shares a family story where his sons hid after damaging the car to illustrate our instinct to hide wrongdoing.
- The hosts connect that childhood hiding to humanity's response to sin and discovery.
God's Question Invites Reflection
- God asks "Where are you?" not to locate but to prompt reflection and confession from Adam.
- Rob Ulmer emphasizes this question creates space for repentance rather than condemnation.
