We focus on the ARK of Noah and learn about its building and purpose. We will see that God had definite plans and the Noah was obedient. It is a wonderful chapter of Scripture!

Let’s just say it up front, this weekend we are studying one of the strangest passages in all of Scripture. We learn about the epitome of sin that led to the flood. (It is the “rest of the story” that we didn’t learn as children!) We will look at the seriousness of sin and God’s “regret” over even having created man. It will be a difficult passage to apply, but it is part of God’s Word and we need to understand it to be able to comprehend the reason for the flood story that follows.

We will study the genealogy of Adam. We will remember together that God is able to deliver on His promises. As you read this passage, take note of variations in the form of the writing.

We look at the world's first brothers who were permanently separated by the vicious attack of one against the other. This horrendous act will clearly reveal the nature of God.

We continue our series in Genesis by moving to chapter 3 and the story of SIN. There is much to learn here about the nature of sin and God’s plan to cover our sin. One of the worst results of sin is separation. Please read the chapter in preparation for worship.

This weekend is the story of the creation of man and woman which is still so important for us today! We will explore the purpose of man, his place in the world, and also the critical role of his partner, woman.

We begin an eleven-week study of the Book of Genesis and see what God tells us about origins, sin, the flood and the nations. This week is chapter one and the creation story.

I prepared an “I ASKED FOR IT” sermon where I can share with you what I believe is the focus and direction of ECC but also suggest your involvement. It has been interesting for me to put this on paper and I look forward to sharing it.

We conclude the You Asked for It series by looking at the Scriptures. I had numerous questions about trusting the Bible to be God’s Word, which translation of the Bible to use, and how to study the Bible for yourself. I will try to answer these questions in one message as we deal with this vital topic.

We continue the You Asked for It series by responding to five different requests concerning the Song of Songs. We will look at the various ways the book has been understood and also try to understand the value of the book today.