Genesis 1-22: The Cup of Connection

Genesis 1-22: The Cup of ConnectionGenesis 122: The Cup of Connection is a gentle, Scripture centered devotional designed for real lifebusy mornings, tired evenings, and quiet moments in the middle of a loud week. Built around a 90 day journey, this devotional can be completed in just a few minutes a day or taken slowly when a passage invites deeper prayer, reflection, and communion with God. This volume walks through Genesis 122, tracing the story of creation, the fall, the

Genesis 1–22: The Cup of Connection is a gentle, Scripture-centered devotional designed for real life—busy mornings, tired evenings, and quiet moments in the middle of a loud week. Built around a 90-day journey, this devotional can be completed in just a few minutes a day or taken slowly when a passage invites deeper prayer, reflection, and communion with God.

This volume walks through Genesis 1–22, tracing the story of creation, the fall, the preservation of grace, and the calling of Abraham. Readers are invited to see how God pursues, covers, guards, calls, and provides, while later connections to Hebrews 11 point toward faith, promise, and fulfillment in Christ.

Each day follows a simple rhythm of Scripture, reflection, prayer, and journaling response. The guided ACTS prayer pattern—Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication—helps readers move beyond rushed words into honest communion with God.

Inside this devotional, you’ll discover:

• A 90-day journey through Genesis 1–22
• Scripture-centered reflections for daily connection with God
• Guided ACTS prayers for deeper spiritual rhythm
• Journaling prompts for honest personal response
• Space to write, reflect, and record your walk with God
• A grace-filled approach that allows you to pause, repeat, linger, and return

Genesis 1–22: The Cup of Connection is meant to be written in, marked up, and lived with. Over time, these pages become a personal record of prayer, grace, repentance, insight, and God’s faithfulness.

You do not need to be spiritually strong to begin. You do not need to do this perfectly. You only need to come willing, with an open heart, and let God reconnect your life day by day to the communion He has restored in Christ.