This week we close out Genesis chapters 1-11 with a focus on the Tower of Babel, and show how it illustrates the problem with seeking to make a name for ourselves apart from God.

To some Noah's Ark is an old fable meant to teach us some lessons. But the truth is it's a historical narrative about judgement and, more importantly for us, mercy. In this message on Genesis 6-9 we look at some of the toughest issues of the passages, and how it points to a greater salvation.

Our Genesis series arrives at the story of Cain & Abel, showing us how the curse of sin didn't stop with Adam & Eve, but spread to our own hearts. But even in the story of the first first we see how God provides a way of redemption for all of us.

This week we answer the question: "What's really wrong with the world?" from Genesis 3:1-24. We discuss what we call the Fall and how even in our darkest moment God offers promises of mercy and grace.

This week we see how God creates people, and how being made in the image of God is the most important thing about every person you meet. Genesis 1:26-2:25

We begin our brand new series in the Book of Genesis, where the whole Story of God begins. This week we see how the first verses show the setting for all the drama to come, and how the Grand Artist Himself stepped into His painting.

We finish out our Book of Acts series looking at how much God has done in the short history of Anthology Church. We then shift to where God is taking us this fall and 3 specific faith steps we are called to make together.

In our second-to-last week in the Book of Acts we take a look at the topic of politics, and see what we can learn from the Apostle Paul that can help us navigate the political realm as followers of Jesus. We see how we are to avoid both demonizing and messiah-izing, and that we are to pray for all leaders.

With only a few weeks in Acts left we look at Acts 21:17-23:35 where Paul shares his story of how God rescued him and changed his life. From his story we learn how we can share our story in a personal way that points to Jesus and to grace.

We look this week at Acts 18:23-21:21:16 and see what it means for us today for Jesus to be Lord and how to apply Paul's words toward leaders to our daily lives.