The flood shows that God knows how to keep his own even in the midst of judgment. Noah represents God's remnant in a sinful world. The good news is even when the whole world seems against God, God will most certainly deliver his own people. Are you trusting in God and looking to the hope of his salvation?

We are separated from God because of sin, but why can't we just go on like this? Why is reconciliation essential? In Genesis 6:1-8 we see the lead up to the judgment of the flood and we see that sin must eventually be judged. Our sermon gives four reasons why sin will eventually be judged. In light of this truth we must seek reconciliation through God's grace.

What does it mean to have a God-centered life? Genesis 5 presents three answers.

The story of Cain and Abel reveals the great war between the seed of the serpent and the promise of God. At times the war seems lost, but God's promise proves itself unstoppable.

Immediately in the aftermath of man's sin and fallenness God's rescue mission begins. How do we experience God's rescue and become part of this story of redemption? We must recognize the seriousness of sin and the necessity of God's grace.

What is the chief end of man? God's glory is the only thing worth living for because it is the only thing that will last. What does it mean to confess to God alone be the glory?

What does it mean that salvation is a gift of God? What makes God's grace amazing?

If we are saved by faith alone what does James mean that we are justified by works?

The cross reveals the depths of our lostness and the vastness of God's grace.

What will happen to you on judgment day? Are you hoping in God's free gift of salvation?