MBM Rooty Hill / Bible Talks

God's heart is seen in three ways; He seeks and saves the lost, He rejoices when the lost are found and He expects us to rejoice with Him. In other words, to do on earth what is happening in heaven.

Just as God spoke a certain word during the uncertain times of Abram, God speaks a word of certainty today. The promises he made to Abram in Genesis 12 are still being fulfilled today. What God promises, God does.

By Genesis 11 humans collectively decide to take on God by making a name for themselves in building a tower that reached the heavens and resisted the command to fill the earth. The price for fame is languages which keep us apart.

Is God on our side? Is He still committed to us? A look at sin, judgement and grace in light of Noah’s flood.

In Genesis 4 Cain kills his brother Abel and with it sin spreads and intensifies as does the judgment of God. God's grace is found in the blood of Christ which speaks a better word than the blood of Abel.

In Genesis 3 we see how our first parents, Adam and Eve introduced sin and death in the world. We explore how Satan sowed seeds of doubt resulting in human rebellion and how Christ came to undo what Adam did.

We work in this world but we work for the world to come. Work has meaning but it is not the meaning of life.

God has uniquely blessed us humans to rule this world under Him. But everything hoped for us fallen humans is realised in Christ.

Genesis 1 introduces us to an awesome creator who made an awesome creation giving us humans pride of place to worship Him.

Jesus rose. So what? John writes one more chapter to answer that question. In Peter, we’ll see how Jesus not only offers forgiveness but also his invitation to follow.