Last week we looked at the promise God made to Abraham that his descendants would be like the sand of the sea, and this week we look at how his son’s sons, driven by famine to the foreign land of Egypt, amid twists, turns, and hard circumstances, had still become a mighty nation. As His chosen people, God heard the cries of their oppression and miraculously brought them out of the land of Egypt and set them on a course for the Promised Land. Because of their disobedience, this exodus last 40 years, but eventually established them in the land God had given them. Buckle your seat belts, because this part of the story covers about 450 years of history!

Scriptures Today: Numbers 13:27-32, 14:10-20 // Exodus 32:11-14 // 1 John 2:1 // Ezekiel 18:20

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God started the Story with perfect creation, then Adam and Eve disobeyed God and sinned and messed it up, then all men became grievously sinful so God wiped all of them out with a flood except Noah and his family. And now we arrive at a pivotal point in the story: After the flood it doesn’t take long for man’s sinfulness to rear its head, so God calls the one righteous man on the earth who follows Him, tests him and he shows himself faithful, so God makes him the father of His chosen people and promises that his offspring will be as numerous as the sand on the seashore. Today we will look at what God asked Abraham to do to prove that he was truly worthy of the promise God was about to make him. Wow! This is some story!!

Scriptures Today: Genesis 12:1-5 // Hebrews 11:1 // James 1:2-3

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We’ve all seen, or may have even experienced heavy flooding, but when someone says “The Flood,” everyone knows the event referred to is the most destructive event that has ever or will ever take place on the face of the earth. No event even comes close to the magnitude of a worldwide flood! How could it? That is what we will be talking about today, but the focus will be more on the reason for the flood rather than the flood itself. In a word, the answer is judgement; God’s judgment meted out on man for his rampant wickedness. 

But Noah was one man who sought to please and obey God, and God used him to build the ark that would be what spared his life, the lives of his family, and all the creatures of the earth. You do not want to miss this sermon!  

Scriptures Today:  Genesis 6: 5-8, 6:9-22, 9:12-16 // Matthew 24:36-41 // 2 peter 3:3-10

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We opened our series with the biblical account of God’s creation of heaven and earth, and man, and in this episode turn to the account of man exercising his God-given free will. Theologians describe Adam and Eve’s disobedience to God’s explicit instruction to eat everything but the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil as “The Fall.” It’s a term used to convey Adam & Eve’s transformation from a perfectly holy state to a fallen state overshadowed by sin after listening to Satan and disobeying God. God stated what He had created was “Very Good,” but when man sinned it became “Not Good.” And every man and woman thereafter, including you and me, are innately sinful as a result of that one act of disobedience. Join us for the full story.

The Bible is made up of thousands of different stories, but when studying it we tend to choose individual passages without a big-picture context, and never fully grasp the main story. The series we are launching today is intended to highlight the Bible’s “one story” using many of the individual “parts” that comprise it. And there is no better place to start than at the beginning in the book of Genesis; the name of which means “beginnings.” In the first few chapters God gives us a front row seat and shows us how He put our unfathomable physical universe together! So buckle your seat belt as we open scripture and watch God at work! This series will give us an awesome look at the Bible from 35,000 feet! 

Scriptures Today:  2 peter 3:8 // Job 38:4-7 // Revelation 5:11-14 // Psalm 8:3-5 // Genesis 1:1-31 // Genesis 2:8-9 // John 1:1-3, 14

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We conclude our series on the Book of Jonah today, emphasizing Jonah's struggle with God's compassion and his own misplaced anger, presenting an analogy between Jonah's concern for a plant and God's care for Nineveh. Especially important, there are parallels with Jesus's ministry, highlighting the necessity of genuine repentance for forgiveness, which underscores the challenge that the church faces today in balancing God's acceptance and the need for repentance. God's forgiveness is expansive but not indiscriminate, requiring true remorse, a willingness to change, and a transformative shift in direction towards alignment with God's will. Join us today as we praise God for His Forgiveness!

Scriptures Today: Jonah 3:1-10 // Genesis 32:22-32 // Isaiah 46:9-10 // Proverbs 19:21 // Ephesians 5: 15-17 // Psalms 33:10 // Job 12:12

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