Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

After Satan deceives Eve and then she, along with Adam, disobey God and eat the forbidden fruit, God pronounces consequences upon them. He starts first with Satan, then He addresses Eve, and finally Adam. But in the midst of the punishment God pronounces upon them, He announces a plan of redemption for humanity too. Jesus Christ is revealed in Genesis 3:15 as the plan of God to "reverse the curse".

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When Adam and Eve ate from the one tree that God had commanded them not to eat, they disobeyed God and sin entered the human race. The eventual result was death. Satan had not only persuaded them to believe the lies that God is not good and God is not true, but he also managed to subvert and invert God's order for the family. Open your Bibles to Genesis 3 and join Pastor Gary for today's study entitled, "Don't Eat That!"

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Genesis 3 is one of the most important chapters in the Bible. It deals with the "Fall of Man" and explains what is wrong with humanity and why we need a Savior! The serpent, Satan, deceives Eve into disobeying God and we've been living with the consequences ever since. Make no mistake about it, Satan is still subtly seducing people today in ways that you may not have considered. Join Pastor Gary as we take a closer look at Genesis 3:1-4.

Pastor Mike Chaddick of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa talks on "A Mission of the Heart".

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Among all of creation, mankind was and is the supreme display of God's splendor. Unlike the plant and animal kingdoms, only man was made in the "image" and "likeness" of God. But when God saw that it was not good for Adam to be alone, God made Eve from Adam's flesh and bone and presented her to him. In so doing, God teaches us some important principles about marriage from Genesis 2.

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In today's study through Genesis 1, Pastor Gary Hamrick draws our attention to the preexistence, power, and presence of God in Creation. Join us as we take a look at the first six days of Creation.