1. Who in the World Are You? Why in the World Are You? How in the World Are You What on Earth Are You Doing?

2. Who in the World Are You? 1 Peter 2:9-10 Our Remarkable Position Our Resulting Praise

3. Image Bearers A Life for God A Love for God Why in the World Are You? Genesis 1:26-28

4. How in the World Are You? Genesis 3:1-18 The Author of Relationships Violated Relationships and Pri de Building Blocks of Our Relationships

5. Violated Relationships and Pride  Why did Adam and Eve not repent and get their relationship with God right again?  It was their fears, insecurities, and lies that hardened their hearts in pride.  Adam shows his hard heart when he changes his wife’s name (formerly known as woman) to Eve and announces she will be the mother of all the living. How in the World Are You? Part 2 Genesis 3:1-18

6. Violated Relationships and Pride “The law defines sin in terms of violated rules, but grace defines sin in terms of violated relationships.” Dudley Hall Grace Works, p. 182 How in the World Are You? Part 2 Genesis 3:1-18

7. Violated Relationships and Pride  God, now knowing they were in full rebellion, gave them skins to show the need of a blood sacrifice to restore their relationship.  God shows how sin kills, but His love triumphs in restoration of their relationship. Only God could restore their relationship! How in the World Are You? Part 2 Genesis 3:1-18

8. In light of this, How in the World Are You? Therefore, our relationship with God and others: 1. Begins with trust, the foundation that pleases Him. 2. Is motivated by love. 3. Is restored and made new everyday by His mercy and forgiveness. 4. Is based on His communication with us. These are the four building blocks of a relationship with God first, and then others.