Stories should flow from horrible starts to happy endings but what do we do when things are reversed? Why does the story of Noah end on such a shameful note and why does that matter? Listen in to find out

What is the essence of the gospel? This passage may be the simplest explanation of the gospel in all of Scripture. Listen in to see if you agree.

Noah, ark, animals, flood, etc. We know how the story goes . . . or at least we think we do. While we may be solid on the facts of the flood, the sermon to follow will challenge our popular assumptions regarding its function.

What a thorny text! It consists of a genealogy mixed with repeated reminders of death followed by the dubious passage on the “sons of God” marrying the daughters of men, which is then capped off with a statement on man’s wickedness and God’s “repentance.” How does this invite us to stop and smell the roses? Press play to find out.

As our study in Genesis continues, we recall that these chapters show us our need for a covenant relationship with God. And, in no place is this need more clear than in the family. Genesis 4 will point out both the problem and the solution for failing families in a fallen world. Listen in to find out more.

If good and powerful God made this world, why is there so much bad? In this sermon on Genesis 3, a question for the ages meets its match, showing us why things are bad and previewing how God plans to fix it.

What a wonderful world! Well, at least it used to be. Why does our good start in the garden matter? Listen in on this teaching from Genesis 2 to find out.

"Know thyself,” the philosophers down through the centuries have told us. But, how can we know? And, does it really even matter? Thankfully, the opening biblical account of Creation clues us in on the answer and its immeasurable significance.

“In the beginning, God . . .” Could there be any more significant introduction in the universe? While we know these words are important, we must understand why. Genesis 1:1–2:3 explains.

In a world filled with sin, darkness and unrest how can there be peace? Where can hope be found? The prophet Isaiah teaches us that lasting peace can only be found in Jesus. Listen in as we see how Christ has come to take the broken things of this world and make them whole!