CCF Sunday Messages

Finishing up the rest of Genesis chapter 4, we see the curse against Cain and the beginnings of a culture and civilization created apart from God. However, there is hope as towards the end of the chapter there are those who begin to call on the name of the Lord.

Entering Genesis chapter 4 we have the birth of two children to Adam & Eve: Cain and Abel. The story of their sacrifices and "sibling rivalry" brings us to the first murder recorded in the Bible.

Entering Genesis chapter 4 we have the birth of two children to Adam & Eve: Cain and Abel. The story of their sacrifices and "sibling rivalry" brings us to the first murder recorded in the Bible.

As Pastor Steve closed out Genesis chapter 3, we finished the discussion of the curse on Adam and the ground, and looked at both the effect of sin, as well as the hope of God's plan of salvation, already pictured in God's grace and mercy in making them a real "covering" (via the death of an animal) and in banishing them from the garden (so that there is the hope of eternal bodies rather than a perpetual life given to these now-corrupted bodies).

As Pastor Steve closed out Genesis chapter 3, we finished the discussion of the curse on Adam and the ground, and looked at both the effect of sin, as well as the hope of God's plan of salvation, already pictured in God's grace and mercy in making them a real "covering" (via the death of an animal) and in banishing them from the garden (so that there is the hope of eternal bodies rather than a perpetual life given to these now-corrupted bodies).

After Adam and Eve's choice to sin by eating the forbidden fruit, they are confronted by God in the garden. Pastor Steve covers the initial part of "the curse", but we note that there is even glimmers of hope in this dark time as the first prophecy of the Bible is given regarding the Messiah crushing Satan's head.

After Adam and Eve's choice to sin by eating the forbidden fruit, they are confronted by God in the garden. Pastor Steve covers the initial part of "the curse", but we note that there is even glimmers of hope in this dark time as the first prophecy of the Bible is given regarding the Messiah crushing Satan's head.

As we enter Genesis chapter 3, we come to one of the most foundational narratives in the Bible--the fall of mankind into sin through the deception of Satan, the serpent, and the choice of Adam and Eve to listen to their own reasoning versus God's commands.

As we enter Genesis chapter 3, we come to one of the most foundational narratives in the Bible--the fall of mankind into sin through the deception of Satan, the serpent, and the choice of Adam and Eve to listen to their own reasoning versus God's commands.

For the rest of chapter two, we get a "zoomed in" view of day six of creation, as God relays through Moses the specific details of the creation of Adam and then Eve, whom God created "out of Adam". Pastor Steve brought out insights on God's design in creating a "strength" suitable and comparable to Adam, and creating them equally in God's image.