FIRST WORDS

Pastor Matt reflects on the theme of the First Born.

Pastor Matt and the congregation work through Genesis 4 and 5 discussing the story of Cain and Able as well as the genealogies of Cain and his younger brother Seth.

Pastor Matt continues the walk through the early chapters of Genesis with a deeper look at Genesis 3.

Pastor Matt continues working through the early chapters of Genesis focusing on Genesis 2 and how the theme of testing and trees works in the narrative of Scripture.

Today we move into Genesis 2 and 3 and reflect on the wisdom these chapters have for us. This is a continuation of our walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis. These sermons will be much more like a "Bible Study" in content and pacing so that we can have a better understanding of Genesis 1-11 and their importance in the rest of Scripture.

This week stays in Genesis 1 with a particular focus on what it means to be made in the image of God. This is a continuation of our walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis. These sermons will be much more like a "Bible Study" in content and pacing so that we can have a better understanding of Genesis 1-11 and their importance in the rest of Scripture.

This week begins a slow walk through the first 11 chapters of Genesis. These sermons will be much more like a "Bible Study" in content and pacing so that we can have a better understanding of Genesis 1-11 and their importance in the rest of Scripture.

This sermon includes the kids' chat and then rolls into the sermon proper. Once again, to reflect on the topic at hand, Pastor Matt has participants guide the conversation with questions and comments.

Preached on Pentecost Sunday, but focused on the story of Numbers, Pastor Matt reflects on the text while responding to questions from participants.

For this Sunday, we started the message during the kids' chat to talk about the theme of the "Serpent" in scripture. Then we moved it to the full sermon, but unfortunately some of the sermon didn't record correctly, so the recording jumps right into it after the transition.