In our final passage of our Genesis sermon series, we see Moses' theological purpose for the genealogy that leads us to Abraham.

Moses wrote this passage to give Israel a proper worldview. Many years later, it offers reminders and correctives to our worldview as well.

The post-flood narrative shows us that God's judgment has not eradicated evil, yet God continues to pursue mankind and create a people for His own possession.

Wes walks us through the book of Exodus, showing us themes that parallel what we're seeing in Genesis and unveiling a holy, righteous, immensely gracious God.

The flood narrative reveals several aspects of God's character and His plan. This week we see His faithfulness to carry through on His promises.

The flood narrative reveals several aspects of God's character. This week we see His power to save.

Dan Davey, pastor of Colonial Baptist in Virginia Beach, walks us through the book of Hebrews to show us the supremacy of Christ in all things.

The flood narrative reveals several aspects of God's character. This week we see His care, provision and desire to save.

The flood narrative reveals several aspects of God's character. This week we see His holiness and righteous wrath.

In our third and final week of looking at issues surrounding the flood narrative, we examine the story's similarities to the creation account and also see how Jesus and the New Testament authors use the story.