What did the earth look like as Noah and his family emerged from the ark? How did the world after the Flood differ from the world before the Flood? While we cannot answer these questions with any certainty, God’s promises and pronouncements in Genesis 9 give us some intriguing clues. In this message, I Will Make a Covenant with You, we look at God’s covenant with Noah. What was new and what remained the same?

By Faith Noah Built an Ark. This is a second sermon from Genesis 6-8. In the first message we focused on the reasons for the flood. In this message we explore the reasons for the ark, and we find ourselves face to face with profound Scriptural truths of grace, faith and obedience.

Genesis 6-8 contains one of the most familiar stories in the Bible: the story of Noah and the Flood. We tend to focus on the story from the perspective of Noah and his family in the ark. But what about the implications of the story for those left outside when the rain began to fall and the flood waters started to rise? This is our focus in this first message And God Saw... on this passage as we look at the theological lessons behind the story: lessons about the nature of man and the character of God.

Eleven people were baptized in the service today. In the message, Pastor Cam challenged them be A Useful Disciple of Jesus Christ and pointed them to a promise in 2 Peter 1:8-9. Find out what the promise is and what the preconditions are for spiritual usefulness.

When is the last time you heard a Good Friday sermon preached from the Book of Revelation? In this sermon from Revelation 5 entitled Worthy Is the Lamb, we slip through the doors of heaven and watch and listen to hear how the events of Good Friday are celebrated there.

In Luke 9:22, Jesus predicted he would “suffer many things.” In this message, we take a look at some of the things Jesus suffered in his final hours on earth. Then in Hebrews 2:18 we read “Because He himself suffered...He is able to help.” What kind of help are we talking about? And what is the link between Jesus’ sufferings and his ability to help? Find out in this message entitled Because He Suffered...

Genesis 5:1-6:8 makes dry and puzzling reading. What is the purpose of this chapter of “begats” being included in the Bible? And who on earth are the “sons of God” and the “daughters of men” and the “Nephilim” in chapter 6? In this message, we attempt to answer these questions. But the real focus of the message is an intriguing phrase found in chapter 5. It is the summary of a distinctive life: Enoch Walked with God. Who is this man? What do we know about him? And what can we learn from him?

Genesis 4 is a familiar story: the first brothers, the first murder, Cain and Abel. It is a story that has fascinated mankind from the beginning of time. In this message A Better Sacrifice we discover the pernicious nature of sin and the way it spreads. We also discuss the contrast between the sacrifice of Cain and the sacrifice of Abel. Why did God accept the one and not the other?

This second sermon from Genesis 3 is entitled Consequences. We look at God’s pronouncement of judgment against the serpent, the woman and the man, as well as the consequences of the Fall of man on the creation as a whole. It is a tragic story, but in it we are also able to trace the threads of hope and of God’s grace.