This week we looked at the story of Cain and Abel - the first murder. This story serves as a tragic warning, but it is also a comforting reminder that God is more merciful than we deserve.

This week we looked at what might be the saddest chapter in the Bible: Genesis 3. It answers the question: Why is the world so messed up? It gives us insight into what leads us into sin, the consequences of sin, and - thankfully - the remedy for sin.

This week we looked at the story of Adam and Eve (before the Fall), letting this question narrow our focus: What does this story teach us about God's design for human life?

This week we paused in the drama of Genesis to focus on a brief, but very significant detail: the seventh day. What does it mean that God "rested" and why does it matter for us?

This week we started our Genesis series with a look at the first chapter in the Bible: the story of creation. How to interpret Genesis 1 has long been a source of controversy in the Church. Are the days of creation literal 24-hour periods? Are we morally obligated to reject the modern scientific consensus on evolution? What can we be certain that Genesis 1 teaches? In this message we try to answer these questions.

This Sunday we took a break between sermon series for a Q&A sermon. We looked at five questions from the congregation, spanning a variety of topics: How do we know for sure if we're following God's will? How much does God expect us to pray? Is sarcasm sinful? And more.

This week guest speaker Bob McCoy concluded our Proverbs series by talking about how wisdom is transferred and retained, using Proverbs 4:20 – 27 as a guide.

This week guest speaker (and former St. Paul's staff member) Emma Liddle continues our Proverbs series with a look at one of the book's most popular topics: the tongue.

This week we look at the Proverbs' wisdom on the family: (1) how spouses should relate to each other, (2) how parents should relate to children, and (3) how children should relate to parents.

This week our Uncommon Sense series in the Proverbs continued with the topic of friendship. We discussed the importance of friendship and three qualities that make up a Godly friendship – Allegiance (loyalty, faithfulness, trust), Annoyance (DON'T be annoying), and Accountability.