The implications of the text in the first few chapters of Genesis might just be inexhaustible.

We often think about God's command against eating the fruit in Genesis 2. But in Genesis 1, He gives a series of positive commands.

Christ Covenant's spring and summer sermon series in 2026 covered 1st Timothy. Over 20 sermons, Matt preached the epistle verse by verse.

If you've read Genesis 1 & 2, you know that there are two accounts of how God created the world. You also know that it says He did it in seven days. You probably are also aware that there has been some discussion about both of these aspects of the first chapters in the Bible.

For the 30th episode, Jon and Matt are once again surprising each other with questions that cover a variety of topics.

You may have heard us or other Christian teachers mention how you have to get Genesis 1-3 right if you want to understand scripture or, quite frankly, the world God has made.

Now, to be clear: neither Jon nor Matt have 40 years of individual ministry experience on their resume. (In fact, one of them hasn't even been alive that long...)

Artificial intelligence is all around us.

Over and over again in the Bible, prophets and apostles warn the people of God that false teachers are out there. Their messages and motives may be diverse, but the fact of the matter is that what they say leads people away from scriptural truth.

In the final installment of a three-part series, Jon and Matt wrap up the 1689 Confession's treatment of the Law of God.