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We saw how God calls a nobody, now we will see how God uses a nobody with nothing. When it feels like all we have as God, take courage to His calling-“If God be for us, who can be against us”

What is it and how can we avoid it? Take a listen now to see the sin that gets more people later in life or after many years of serving the Lord.

In Genesis 3:15, God promises a coming Seed that will crush the serpent's head. As time moves forward, God rules and overrules in the affairs of men and keeps His promises. In this last lesson on Genesis 1-11, we trace the Messianic Seed line from Noah's son, Shem, all the way to Abram (Abraham), the Father of the Jewish people. In this message we are encouraged to rest in God's faithful promises and in His power to work in our lives.

As we begin our new sermon series entitled, Near to Impossible, we look at a man named Gideon. God called him where he was both physically and mentally. He called him to a high calling. How was this going to be done…take a listen to find out

God's plan and command was for mankind to fill the earth and subdue it. In Genesis 11, we see that the people of earth were determined to stay in one place and make a name for themselves. In this lesson, we look at the rebellion of the people and the judgment of God. We examine a few extra-biblical sources regarding what the tower may have signified, and what part Nimrod played in all of this. Ultimately, we see that God's will is going to be accomplished as He confuses the languages and mankind is forced to spread apart. This dispersion leads to many different languages and people groups.

Jesus called Peter from fishing with the phrase “follow me.” But Peter denied the Lord and returned to fishing. In this message, we examine the reunion between Peter and the Lord and discover that Jesus meets us where we are and restores us to service.

David was used by the Lord to further establish a nation and its people. Though David had many mistakes, he was a man after God’s own heart and had a reputation that sought to help and grow others around him.

Genesis 10 details what came from Noah's sons and their families. In this lesson we examine where these descendants spread in the world and some of the people groups that came from them. We trace the Seed line of the Messiah through Shem and his descendants and point out historical markers along the way. All of this is in preparation for Messiah. Through the Messiah all the nations of the earth will be blessed and the Bride of Christ will contain people from every nation, kindred, tribe, and tongue!

Noah stood and preached righteousness in the face of the entire world. Quite literally. But even Noah was susceptible to sin and shame. Furthermore, not all of Noah's children had godly character. There are lessons for us to learn as we look at Noah's failure and the resulting curses and blessings. Join us as we look at questions like: What was Ham's sin? Why curse Canaan? And even: Is there encouragement for parents with wayward children?

As we start a new year, let’s examine the excuses we give and seek to avoid them as God calls us to go forward!