In this message we continue our look at the biblical office of elder, specifically the work of an elder.

How does Christ, the king and head of his church, lead and govern that church? This short series explains.

The story of the Tower of Babel reveals the ongoing pride and arrogance of man, and the sovereignty and grace of God, displayed in an unexpected way.

In these verses, Moses concludes his discussion of Noah, by relating the sin of Ham. In chapter 10 we follow the lines of Noah's three sons, as we move toward another critical moment in human history.

In this sermon, Pastor Gene discusses the first things that happen after the flood: by Noah, and, more importantly, by God, as he establishes an important covenant with all of creation.

As he promised, God has preserved Noah and his family through the judgment of the flood. Now in chapter 8, we learn of the drying of the new earth, in preparation for the new beginning of man.

In chapter 7 of Genesis, God destroys all life on the earth and provides salvation to one man and his family. A wonderful picture of judgment and grace that continues to speak to us today.

In the Resurrection Day sermon, Pastor Gene examines the triumph of Christ, which he gained for the benefit of all who believe in him.

In the Palm Sunday message, Pastor Gene Crow looks at two aspects of the triumph of Christ: Palm Sunday and the events of Good Friday.

In this sermon, Pastor Gene begins a study of the story of Noah, God's Judgment, and of God's grace shown as he preserves life through one man of faith.