Have you ever wondered if God has forgotten about you? Do you sometimes wonder if God is really there? Do you wonder if He is aware of your trials? Do you sometimes wonder if He cares? If so, Genesis 8 is a good reminder that God is there, He is aware, and He cares. As we begin Genesis 8, we see a lonely boat carrying the only life on earth. This boat has been floating over a desolate earth that has been covered in water for 150 days. This flood was the result of God’s judgment against the wickedness of man. In our sermon from Genesis 8, we shall learn that during this difficult time, “God remembered Noah.” https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2015/11/23/our-faithful-god-remembers-genesis-81-19/

When God calls, you should answer. But what if I do not want to answer? What if I am comfortable where I am and perfectly content doing what I am doing? Do not be afraid of God’s call, whatever it may be, because God always calls you to something better. In our sermon today, we shall discuss God’s call for Abram (later known as Abraham) to leave his country and family and go to a new land. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/02/the-call-of-abram/

When God calls, you should answer. But what if I do not want to answer? What if I am comfortable where I am and perfectly content doing what I am doing? Do not be afraid of God’s call, whatever it may be, because God always calls you to something better. In our sermon today, we shall discuss God’s call for Abram (later known as Abraham) to leave his country and family and go to a new land. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/02/the-call-of-abram/

“Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall” (Prov 16:18). The surest path to self-destruction is to believe that you are strong and wise enough to handle anything and everything. The surest path to an abundant life is to surrender your life to Jesus Christ. Today, we shall be in Genesis 11 and learn about a group of people who believed God was unimportant and learn from their mighty fall. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/01/25/the-tower-of-babel-genesis-11/

“Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall” (Prov 16:18). The surest path to self-destruction is to believe that you are strong and wise enough to handle anything and everything. The surest path to an abundant life is to surrender your life to Jesus Christ. Today, we shall be in Genesis 11 and learn about a group of people who believed God was unimportant and learn from their mighty fall. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/01/25/the-tower-of-babel-genesis-11/

Do you want God to take care of you or leave you alone? If you want God to leave you alone you will find yourself miserably consumed with self-preservation. But, if you believe that God is best equipped to take care of you, you will rest in His Divine preservation. In our sermon today, we shall learn from a crisis in Abram’s life, what he did, and what he learned and pray that God would help us rest in His care. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/08/the-sin-of-self-preservation-genesis-1210-20/

Do you want God to take care of you or leave you alone? If you want God to leave you alone you will find yourself miserably consumed with self-preservation. But, if you believe that God is best equipped to take care of you, you will rest in His Divine preservation. In our sermon today, we shall learn from a crisis in Abram’s life, what he did, and what he learned and pray that God would help us rest in His care. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/08/the-sin-of-self-preservation-genesis-1210-20/

Be careful when making decisions. What may look like Heaven may in fact be Hell. The eyes can be deceived so we must not trust our eyes. Instead, God instructs us to prayerfully seek His will because He always guides us to what is best. In our sermon today, we shall study Genesis 13 and learn about conflict that arose between Abram and Lot. Abram responded in faith and generosity and was greatly blessed by God. Lot responded in selfish pride and set himself up for great misery. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/22/live-by-faith-not-sight-genesis-13/

Be careful when making decisions. What may look like Heaven may in fact be Hell. The eyes can be deceived so we must not trust our eyes. Instead, God instructs us to prayerfully seek His will because He always guides us to what is best. In our sermon today, we shall study Genesis 13 and learn about conflict that arose between Abram and Lot. Abram responded in faith and generosity and was greatly blessed by God. Lot responded in selfish pride and set himself up for great misery. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/22/live-by-faith-not-sight-genesis-13/

Be careful when making decisions. What may look like Heaven may in fact be Hell. The eyes can be deceived so we must not trust our eyes. Instead, God instructs us to prayerfully seek His will because He always guides us to what is best. In our sermon today, we shall study Genesis 13 and learn about conflict that arose between Abram and Lot. Abram responded in faith and generosity and was greatly blessed by God. Lot responded in selfish pride and set himself up for great misery. https://firstbaptistscottcity.org/2016/02/22/live-by-faith-not-sight-genesis-13/