As we conclude our study in the theology of Advent we look to Christ's second coming as we prepare, persevere, and pray.

We here examine the inexpressible gift of God in His Son wrapped in Human flesh, what C.S. Lewis calls "the grand miracle." This is what Christmas is all about.

As we examine the doctrine of the virgin conception of Jesus, we see that it has a primary and not a secondary role in who Jesus is and how our salvation works.

As we examine the role of the Holy Spirit in the nativity accounts of Jesus and John the Baptist, we see He is still doing the same work among His people today.

As we begin our Advent series, we consider the necessity of Christ being named where He has not been named.

As we pause in between two great book marks in the book of Ephesians we find our lives our to be lived as lives of thanksgiving.

Faith in a Sovereign God or Fear of a world at war? In this passage we find Abram's nephew caught up in the middle of warring kings. The final scene prepares us to consider a king who brings righteousness and peace.

What does it mean to live by faith and not by sight? As Abram and Lots' herdsmen feud we see the difference between selfishness and satisfaction in God in the faith of Abram and lack of faith on the part of Lot.

Unfortunately, our Sunday AM installment in Genesis did not record. This is our Sunday evening message with a doctrinal emphasis on Hell.

Just as God calls Abram out of darkness in to His light and promise, so He does with all who would follow in faith today.