When the serpent first shows up in the Garden of Eden, we're not sure what he's there to do. Is he a good snake or a bad one? As soon as he opens his mouth, we know he's there only to ruin God's good world. The serpent's still at it, too. Listen in as we discuss the serpent's strategies in leading us away from God's will for our lives.

"Snakes! Why did it have to be snakes?" Things in the Garden take a turn with the introduction of a nefarious character. Who is this serpent? What is he up to? But more importantly, how can we guard ourselves from serpents trying to speak into our lives?

Join us as we wrap up the final passages for a slow walk through Genesis 2. What does creation have to do with marriage, and what does marriage have to do with the church?

The man put in the Garden of Eden quickly realizes that the job of working and keeping the garden is too big for him to do alone. But who can help? The armadillo? The butterfly? None of them prove to be a worthy helper. But God has a plan. It's an interesting one, though...

The LORD didn't just put Adam in the Garden of Eden to eat fruit and watch Netflix. He put him there to "work and keep" the garden. This was a very important job that recurs throughout the Bible, in some surprising places. It also describes what God has given us to do as gardeners in his Church.

For centuries, people have been obsessed with where the Garden of Eden was. They've searched high and low for possible locations. But where IS the Garden of Eden? The answer might surprise you!

Pastor Matt Herndon starts our near series called Chapter Two with a slow walk through the Garden of Eden. What have we missed in this story? Lots. There's plenty to debate and learn from, including what God intended when he first formed man from the dust of the earth. He didn't just make people -- he made pots!

Pastor Matt explores the truth that God - the creator of the Heavens and Earth - made himself into a creature in his own masterpiece to show us how to live, give us love, and redeem our souls.

Family Pastor Sean Sullivan explores the concept of Carpe Diem from a Biblical perspective and how to seize what God wants to give us.

Pastor Matt Herndon responds to questions from Rooftoppers about the fist eleven verses of Genesis that came up during our study called Chapter One.