You may have heard this question before: “Can God create a rock so large that He is unable to lift it?” It is a well-known and challenging question because the Bible teaches that God is all-powerful and has complete control (Omnipotence). Therefore, if you answer ‘No, He cannot make a rock too large…’ you feel awkward saying that God is unable to do so. But, if you answer ‘Yes, He can make a rock too large…’, then once again you are saying that God is unable to do something. In this sermon we shall attempt to answer this question as we learn what the Bible teaches about God’s omnipotence. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/08/17/the-omnipotence-of-god-genesis-11/

Over the past few weeks we have been learning about key attributes of God as we prepare for our study of the book of Genesis. Thus far we have learned that God is self-existent (eternal with no beginning or end), omnipotent (all-powerful), and omniscient (all-knowing). In our sermon today, we shall learn that God is omnipresent; that is to say: fully present in all places at all times. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/08/31/the-omnipresence-of-god-genesis-11/

Over the past few weeks we have been learning about key attributes of God as we prepare for our study of the book of Genesis. Thus far we have learned that God is self-existent (eternal with no beginning or end), omnipotent (all-powerful), and omniscient (all-knowing). In our sermon today, we shall learn that God is omnipresent; that is to say: fully present in all places at all times. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/08/31/the-omnipresence-of-god-genesis-11/

Growing up I was told about a man who could see me when I was sleeping; he knew when I was awake; he knew if I was bad or good so, therefore, I should be good for goodness sake. While Christians should not be overly concerned about Santa Claus watching us, we should be thankful that God watches over us. In our sermon today, we shall learn about God’s total and complete knowledge (omniscience). In other words, God knows everything about everything. Below are 5 reasons to rejoice about God’s omniscience. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/08/24/the-omniscience-of-god-genesis-11/

Growing up I was told about a man who could see me when I was sleeping; he knew when I was awake; he knew if I was bad or good so, therefore, I should be good for goodness sake. While Christians should not be overly concerned about Santa Claus watching us, we should be thankful that God watches over us. In our sermon today, we shall learn about God’s total and complete knowledge (omniscience). In other words, God knows everything about everything. Below are 5 reasons to rejoice about God’s omniscience. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/08/24/the-omniscience-of-god-genesis-11/

The Trinity describes the relationship between the three Persons of God who share the one Being of God. If you did not completely understand that definition, you are not alone because the Trinity is one of the more difficult topics to understand. While it is understandable to not completely understand the Trinity, it is vital that we seek to understand the Trinity. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/09/03/the-trinity/

The Trinity describes the relationship between the three Persons of God who share the one Being of God. If you did not completely understand that definition, you are not alone because the Trinity is one of the more difficult topics to understand. While it is understandable to not completely understand the Trinity, it is vital that we seek to understand the Trinity. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/09/03/the-trinity/

The Bible begins with this simple, yet profound statement: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Gen 1:1). This statement is simple because we learn that everything was created by God. It is profound because of the magnitude of the creative power of God. In our sermon today, we shall focus on God’s creative power. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/09/14/god-is-the-creator-genesis-11/

The Bible begins with this simple, yet profound statement: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Gen 1:1). This statement is simple because we learn that everything was created by God. It is profound because of the magnitude of the creative power of God. In our sermon today, we shall focus on God’s creative power. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/09/14/god-is-the-creator-genesis-11/

Last week we learned that God created “the heavens and the earth” (Gen 1:1). Whether it is a plant, planet, vegetable, animal, or mineral; we know God has created it. Over the next month we shall discuss Genesis 1 in detail, but today we shall lay a firm foundation for our study in Genesis. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/09/21/genesis-1-a-firm-foundation/