Genesis is a book of beginnings. It tells us of the origin of all things; the beginnings of thehuman race and all that portrays the display of the Glory of our Immortal All-PowerfulGod. But Genesis is more than just a book of beginnings. It is the first of sixty-six booksthat make up the Bible. It is the beginning of the inerrant infallible Word of God andtogether with all of Scripture it is “16 God-breathed and profitable for teaching, for reproof, forcorrection, and for training in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be complete, equipped forevery good work.” (2 Tim 3:16-17).

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 14)

“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Genesis 1:1 (ESV). Have you ever thoughtdeeply about the original act of creation? Have you ever contemplated the majestyand the grandeur of our omnipotent God in that first act of creation? Have you everasked how it was done?

Combined Evening Service 19 JunePreacher: Parmesh Venkatasami (Wychwood Baptist Church).Theme: The Parable of the Good Samaritan.Text: Luke 10:25-37.

We come therefore to what we would call one of the MEANS OF GRACE; baptism, whichis the Sign and Seal of the Covenant of Grace. This grace of God has established itselfin the hearts of the elect, by the Sovereign Power and Will of our Lord and Savior. Andour Lord has given to His Church, of His Sovereign Design a Symbol that requires faithand obedience on the part of the elect, as one of the signs and the seals of theCovenant, which God in grace has cut with His people.

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 13)

The centrality of Christ is the foundation of the Protestant faith. It was the GenevanReformer Martin Luther who said that Jesus Christ is the “centre and circumference of the Bible”; meaning that who He is and what He did in His death and resurrection is the fundamental content of Scripture.

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 12)

What would it take to exponentially increase our efforts to get the Gospel toevery nation? In light of this, I want to consider with you this evening the significance ofthe ascension of our Lord Jesus as a major redemptive-historical event and considerwhat effect this should have on the Great Commission.

The Will.