This chapter shows us Abram's family background and demonstrates how God calls people from darkness into his glorious light.

This chapter shows humanity united against God and how God responds to their rebellion. The Tower of Babel is ultimately an act of grace.

Genesis chapter 10 gives us 70 names in a genealogy that helps ground the Israelites who were delivered from Egyptian slavery by showing them who they are and where they came from and all that God has done in their history.

Genesis chapter 9 is a strange inclusion in the life of Noah. But today's sermon gives insight into why Canaan, the land that the Israelites are traveling through the wilderness to possess, is cursed.

In the flood narrative part 2, we see God remembering Noah and his family and acting favorably toward them by cutting off the waters. God remembers and acts favorably toward his people.

In the flood narrative (part 1) God instructs Noah to build an ark so that he may de-create what had been corrupted by sin. God chooses Noah and his family to restart humanity.

Genesis 6:1-8 is one of the most challenging and mysterious passages in Genesis. Who are the Sons of God? Who are the Nephilim? How can we make sense of the pre-flood world? Today’s message attempts to answer those questions in light of the biblical context.

After tracing the ungodly lineage of Cain, Moses now gives information about the shrinking remnant of God-fearing men and women in Seth’s line.

After Cain kills his brother Abel, Moses traces the ungodly lineage and rise of an evil civilization.