February 23, 2025
Come learn about God’s call for Abraham to leave his home and trust in divine promises, illustrating that faith requires breaking from the past, navigating struggles, and ultimately finding fulfillment in Christ.
The Gospel According to Genesis
Making Sense in a World of Confusion
February 16, 2025
This Sunday, we will learn that when people attempt to build their lives without God at the center—just as the people of Shinar did with the Tower of Babel—it leads to confusion and chaos. Yet, when we re-center our lives around God and serve others, we find hope in a confusing world.
A Severe Act of Grace
February 9, 2025
The story of Noah’s Ark, often seen as a children’s tale, is a profound and complex account of God’s judgment and grace. This Sunday’s sermon will illustrate the consequences of sin, the promise of redemption, and ultimately point to Jesus taking on humanity’s judgment to restore and bring new life.
From Genesis to Jesus
February 2, 2025
These past few weeks in Genesis have brought to light some of the harsh realities of living in a broken world. Even in the difficulty, though, we have seen glimpses and foreshadows of the gospel. This week, we will glance forward from Genesis to Jesus in John 11 to be reminded of the hope we have and how not to lose perspective when we walk through difficult situations.
Nuclear Family Fallout
January 26, 2025
This Sunday we will study one of the first instances of family drama in the Bible – the story of Cain and Abel. Come learn about the difference between religious motions and true faith; and keeping our focus on Christ for true redemption.
What’s Good Again
January 19, 2025
This Sunday we will explore Genesis 3, emphasizing humanity’s struggle with temptation and sin, resulting in the brokenness of both creation and relationships. But, we don’t stop there. Come hear the hope offered through God’s promise of redemption and grace through Christ in light of all that happens in Genesis 3.
What’s Good – Part 2
January 12, 2025
This week is part two of “What’s Good.” We will contemplate humanity’s fundamental questions of identity and purpose – highlighting that humans are created in God’s image to work, express themselves, and build relationships.
What’s Good – Part 1
January 5, 2025
This winter and spring, we’ll be exploring the beginning of all things, at least according to the book of Genesis. Genesis, which literally means “beginning”, tells us about the beginning of the world, the beginning of the people called Israel, and the beginning of God’s plan to save a world that’s gone awry. We invite you to join us as we answer some of life’s biggest questions by way of this timeless book that God has blessed us with. (We’ll also answer some of the biggest questions that people have about this timeless book).