God made man in His image.  But what does that mean?  And what went wrong?

Genesis 1 tells us that God made humanity in His image.  But what does that mean?  

God gave humanity a great gift in the creation week. 

This is the second part of the description of the creation week.  God gave us a great gift in the sun, moon, and stars, the fish and fowl, and land animals.

The six days of creation not only demonstrate God's great power but also His great love for humanity.  He created a world perfectly suited for humankind.  

We are beginning a new study of all of the Bible.  It is designed to be an overview of Scripture that will only take us one to two years to complete.  To understand the Bible we have to understand the Bible's Central Character;  God.

As we begin our study of the Bible we discover that God created everything, and that includes beings that we know as angels.  But what does the Bible say about angels?  When were they created?  What are they?  What is their purpose?  Were they perfect?

In this second sermon from Genesis one, we explore the meaning behind the words, "In the beginning, God created."  And we discover from them, and the rest of the chapter, that God is eternal, Trinity, alone as God, and Sovereign. 

We come to the final message in my series, "What is happening in Israel and what does it mean?"  In this message, we look at the signs that we would expect to see in Israel indicating that the end times are upon us.

We've already noted that the Jewish people must be in Israel and hostility toward Israel has to be growing in order to set the stage for end-times events.  In this message we look at the rise of the antichrist, the 7-year peace treaty he initiates, and the rebuilding of the temple.  These will be early indicators that the Tribulation has begun.

Finally, we lay out the remaining events of the Tribulation and Great Tribulation as they relate to Israel

When the angels announced to the shepherds the birth of Christ, they were not only declaring that God had a gift for mankind in the Christ child, but along with Him is given; no fear, good news, great joy, glory to God, peace, and God's pleasure.