The book of Genesis is a book of beginnings. It shows the beginning of all things as God's begins writing the story of human history. Genesis also shows us how all of us even today fit into God's story.

The Bible is more than a book, it's a story. Over the coming weeks we will see the unfolding story of God's redemption of sinners--a story that unfolds according to God's wise and sovereign plan in Christ.

What will the end of our salvation be? What future glory awaits those who now put their faith in Christ?

What does it mean for Christ to be lifted up on the cross?

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Although Christ has freed the Christian from the guilt and power of sin, sin's pollution remains so that we struggle with sin. How can we have victory over sin? How can we put it to death in our lives?

It has been said that the primary blessing of the gospel is justification, but that that greatest blessings is adoption. What does it mean to be God's sons and heirs?

At the heart of the atonement is being "at one" with God - being in right relationship with him. This is part of our salvation and our calling to take the message of salvation to those not yet reconciled to God.

When God justify sinners, he forgives their sin and declares them to be righteous. But how can God justify sinners - people who are not innocent or righteous, but guilty before him?

On the cross, Christ redeemed sinners by offering his life as a ransom. What were sinners redeemed from? What difference does that redemption make in our life?

Christians often say they are saved, but saved from what? This message goes straight to the heart of the gospel and answers the question, 'What are we saved from?'