The debate rages: “How old is the Earth?” Is it 4.5 billion years old or just thousands of years old? Does it matter, and if so, why? Join us for a fascinating deep dive: “How Old is the Earth? Fossilization and Dating Methods.” We’ll discover that the dating methods are flawed because of erroneous starting points and a predetermined outcome. This message will be one that you don’t want to miss!

Did you know all of the Earth’s land mass used to be one mass? It’s true! It wasn’t until after the cataclysmic changes brought on by the Flood that the earth’s land mass broke apart and created the continents we know today. This is one of the reasons all of the animals could make it easily to the ark for safe passage. Did that include dinosaurs? Yes. So, what happened to them? Join us as we find out what happened to the dinosaurs, as well as the Ice Age that occurred after the flood. We’ll be encouraged as we are reminded of the Lord’s care and protection for His followers!

Do you think it was just 40 days of rain that caused Noah’s flood, which flooded the entire earth? No way! The Bible says, “the fountains of the great deep burst forth” (Genesis 7:11). The waters prevailed so high that it covered all the mountains by 23 feet (Genesis 7:20). Join us as we learn more about the fascinating reasons as we study: “What Caused Noah’s Flood.”

Some of the most often asked questions about Noah’s Ark are: How could a boat that big be built so long ago? How could Noah fit all the animals (including dinosaurs) into the ark? How did Noah care for those animals for 13 months on the ark? Join us as we answer those questions and more as we look at “The Building of Noah’s Ark.”

What is the Gospel? What is repentance? The word Gospel is used 93 times in the New Testament, and the word Repentance is used 46 times. What do they mean? When it comes to our salvation, they go hand in hand! Join us Sunday as we learn what the Bible says about the clear meaning of both.

Are you growing in your relationship with Jesus or stuck in spiritual infancy? Join us as we examine the balance between discipline and dependence in our walk with the Lord and gain useful tools for “Making Room For Jesus.”

“The LORD saw how great man’s wickedness on the earth had become, and that every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil all the time.” When was that written? Yesterday? No, but it could have been. Today, we are living much like the people of Noah’s Day. There was such great corruption and evil. It was that condition that brought the flood. What happened? How did those people get to that point? Join us as we see “The Corruption of Noah’s Day” and learn how to avoid those conditions for our day.

Do you know the name of the man who lived the longest of anyone on earth? Methuselah. He lived to be 969 and died just before Noah’s Flood. So, why did people live so long? Why, as much as we try to fight death with our modern technology, do we struggle to live longer than 80-90 years? Join us as we answer the question: “Why Did People Live So Long Before the Flood?” You might be surprised by what you learn!

Cain and Abel had the opportunity to bring their best offering to God, instead, Cain brought his leftovers. That act led to jealousy and rage and ultimately to the first murder, as Cain killed his brother. What a travesty, and yet, sin crouches at all of our doors. We must be on guard. Join us as we see: “The First Murder and Why?”

Jesus spoke seven "words or phrases” as He hung on the cross. Those seven “words” are some of the most profound words ever spoken. Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and rejoice over: “The Last Word of Jesus from the Cross.”