Exodus is an exciting story of Israel’s deliverance from captivity and cruel oppression. But the story is not simply about Israel, or even Moses – God’s faithfulness and sovereignty, and especially his glory, are the central actors in this epic narrative.

Genesis 12, 15, 17

God establishes a relationship with a named Abram, and everything changes. The covenant promises made and established by God constitute the narrative backbone of the rest of the Bible’s storyline as it ascends to the advent of Christ, who both fulfills, and is the fulfillment of, God’s covenant.

Genesis 3 | Romans 5

In order to understand the gospel and work of Christ properly, we must first come to a clear understanding of the nature of human sinfulness, and how we got to where we are. The Apostle Paul helps interpret the implications of Adam’s rebellion in the Garden, and how Christ is our better Adam.

Genesis 1:1-2:3

The first chapter of Genesis depicts God’s mighty work of creation. But this isn’t simply a history of events. It’s a retelling of the creative participation of the all-powerful word of God, with great implications for its readers today.

Genesis: An Overview

Series introduction and overview of the book of Genesis. As a book of beginnings, we learn that God has been consistently working and pursuing his creation from the very start. Genesis is crucial to our understanding of the Bible because it sets the stage for narrative of Redemption we witness throughout time.

John 3:16

John 3:16 is arguably the most familiar passage of the entire Bible. But what is quoted by many is often understood by few. The true depth and wonder of this verse is too often overlooked or too lightly esteemed by our modern culture, but a closer examination reveals an intimate glimpse of the sheer magnitude of God’s love.

Matthew 18:20

Jesus’ famous words about being with his people have less to do with how many are gathered, and more with why they are gathered in the first place. To help understand the context of this passage, we must first ask “who represents Heaven on earth?”

Matthew 7:1

Should Christians engage in judging others? If so, how should we go about?

Philippians 4:13 | Guest Preacher: Benjamin Cartwright

What did Paul really mean when he said “I can all things through him (Christ) who strengthens me”?

Jeremiah 29:11

A favorite verse to share, this promise is not a spiritual good luck charm or promise of prosperity. Rather, it is the weary exile’s hope for a future rooted in the faithful promises of God.