Sermons on Genesis
God creates the universe as a beautiful paradise, which He says, “is good.” What happened to this paradise? Why is there so much injustice, brokenness, and suffering? Join us as we look at the fall of mankind in Genesis 3, and how this fits into the greater picture of our story.
What does the Creation narrative tell us about God’s design and purpose for mankind? What does it tell us about marriage, love and sexuality? Join us as we continue our sermon series on living in God’s purpose for us and for our lives.
God calls Joseph to be faithful in the time of great abundance as well as in the time of great famine, and God powerfully uses Joseph’s faithfulness to bless and save many lives.
Joseph was faithful when his brothers hated him, conspired against him, threw him in a pit, & sold him into slavery. But how will he hold up under temptation? Join us as we continue our study on the life of Joseph.
Why is it important to let go of jealousy, bitterness, and hatred? The beginning of Joseph’s story, in Genesis 37, powerfully paints the painful picture of just how and why these can be so dangerous and disastrous to allow to grow in our hearts and lives over time.
Why would God command Abraham to sacrifice his son, Isaac? How does that fit the God of scripture? What could this have to do with Jesus? Join us as we continue our Old Testament Easter sermon series, looking at how all of scripture (The Old & New Testaments) is one cohesive narrative, with Jesus at…
God had a special calling on Samson’s life, but rather than being driven to faithfully fulfill his calling, Samson seeks his own desires. Join us for this study of the life of Samson, as we close out this sermon series on the book of Judges.
We all wrestle with the question of value and worth, asking, “Do I really matter?” We all long to matter and sense that somehow we do have value, but how? From where? Why?
Is anger bad? What does the bible say about anger? What are we to do with anger? Join us as we launch our sermon series on navigating conflict biblically by first turning to the topic of anger.
The author of Genesis went out of his way to place the story of Babel, in Genesis 11, next to the story of God’s call to Abram, in Genesis 12. While these two stories are often studied independently, there is power in reading Genesis 12 with Genesis 11 in mind, as the author intended. Join…