In Part 14 of our series, Chapter One: A Slow Walk Through the Creation of the World, Pastor Jeremy describes how and why God rested after he made Creation.

In Genesis Chapter One, God tells us he gave humans and animals the plants with seeds to eat. He provided what we needed to survive on Day 6. But that provision was also corrupted, as Pastor Matt Herndon describes in his sermon "Food, Glorious Food" from our Chapter One series.

God created humans and then blessed them as His image-bearers on Earth. Then we botched the blessing, says Pastor Matt Herndon. Find out how in Part 12 of the Chapter One sermon series.

Day Six of a creation week is a big day! God creates people. But before he creates people, he creates their pets--and their predators.

Here be Dragons…Join us as we look at Genesis 1:20-23 as we continue walking through the creation of the world in a slow walk through Genesis 1!

You probably weren't aware of the deep spiritual and cosmological debate going on in The Lion King. But it's there. What exactly are the stars above? And when the author of Genesis says that God created the lights in the sky on Day 4 of creation week, what exactly was going on?

On the second half of day three of creation-week, God creates plants and trees. This is good, because we have shade and food. But is there something deeper going on in the author's mind? There most certainly is. One of the most important metaphors in Scripture is here officially introduced.

On the first half of day three, God separates dry ground from the sea and calls it "land." That seems simple enough--until we keep reading about what happens to the land! The idea of God as land-giver became important to readers of the Bible, and should be important to us.

"On day two of creation, God separated the waters above from the waters below. What does that mean? And how did he do it? Join us as Pastor Matt explores one of the most interesting and perplexing days of creation."

Join us as we dive into the six days of creation as we look at God's activity on day one. How can God make light without sun and stars? Join us to find out!