Even while pronouncing judgement on the sin of Adam and Eve, God had already set in motion the Good News of the coming of One who would crush the serpent's head. This is final message of three in a series from Genesis on the foundations of missions.

Am I my brother's keeper? This question of Cain frames our own understanding of missions. How we answer will determine what we do with the Good News. This is the second in a series from Genesis on the foundations of missions.

Who was the first missionary in the Bible? Paul? Jonah? Abraham? Actually none of the above. The first missionary in Scripture is God Himself. In this first of a three part series on missions from the opening chapters of Genesis, we look at God's seeking heart.

The last message in our series from Ephesians 1:1-14 looks at how the Holy Spirit applies the work of the Father and Son in the life of the Christian.

In our on-going series from Ephesians 1:1-14, we consider next what blessings we receive through the redeeming work of Jesus.

The first in a series on messages from Ephesians 1:1-4 provides an introduction to Paul's teaching on the spiritual blessings that are ours in Christ.

This message from Psalm 90 looks at some practical ways we can "redeeem" our days.

Spiritually most of us tend to walk in circles, the same bad habits, the same wrong attitudes, the same destructive patterns, the same messed-up relationships, and the same sins. This message will offer us help from God and His word to get walking straight with Him.

Psalm 34 helps us consider our proper response to answered prayer. We are usually quick to seek God's help in prayer, but often slow or negligent in thanking Him for answers.

"The waiting is the hardest part," so sang Tom Petty in the 80's. Many Christians will recognize the truth of this chorus when it comes to prayer. Many times God makes us wait to see them answered. Why does Gold make us wait and what can we do in the meantime? In this message we look at the faith journey of Abraham and Sarah as they wait for God to keep His promises.