Jamey Nettles | In Genesis 20 we see the pattern of sin and the power to break free from it.

Jamey Nettles | In Genesis 20 we see the pattern of sin and the power to break free from it.

Jamey Nettles | In this week’s sermon, we will take a look at four scenes from Genesis 18-19. In these scenes we will look at how God is personally invested in the journey He has called Abraham too. As we look into God’s divine visitation with Abraham, we will also get a glimpse at God’s profound mercy. We will be reminded of God’s incredible mercy, and how all of us need a heavy dose of it.

Jamey Nettles | In this week’s sermon, we will take a look at four scenes from Genesis 18-19. In these scenes we will look at how God is personally invested in the journey He has called Abraham too. As we look into God’s divine visitation with Abraham, we will also get a glimpse at God’s profound mercy. We will be reminded of God’s incredible mercy, and how all of us need a heavy dose of it.

Jamey Nettles | In today’s sermon, we will see how God's desire for Abram and his descendants was for them to be a "marked people." For them to stand out distinctively among all the peoples of the world by the sign they bore, and by the way they lived. We will see that through our relationship with Christ today, we too should be a “marked people” who stand out distinctively.

Jamey Nettles | In today’s sermon, we will see how God's desire for Abram and his descendants was for them to be a "marked people." For them to stand out distinctively among all the peoples of the world by the sign they bore, and by the way they lived. We will see that through our relationship with Christ today, we too should be a “marked people” who stand out distinctively.

Jamey Nettles | In Genesis 16, we see the suffering of barren Sarai leads to her taking God’s promise into her own hands, and Abram passively submits to Sarai's request. This sin causes chaos, destruction, and affliction in each of the characters story, but in the midst of all this, there is hope: God sees.

Jamey Nettles | In Genesis 16, we see the suffering of barren Sarai leads to her taking God’s promise into her own hands, and Abram passively submits to Sarai's request. This sin causes chaos, destruction, and affliction in each of the characters story, but in the midst of all this, there is hope: God sees.

Jamey Nettles | The years continue to go by yet Abram doesn’t have an heir according to the promise and doubt begins to set in. The Lord meets Abram in a vision to reaffirm his promise, and then presents him with a covenant. However, when the time comes to make the covenant, only one party walks the aisle. On that day the Lord made a covenant to Abram and secured it himself, a covenant that would not be fully realized until Jesus uttered the final words, “It is finished!"

Jamey Nettles | The years continue to go by yet Abram doesn’t have an heir according to the promise and doubt begins to set in. The Lord meets Abram in a vision to reaffirm his promise, and then presents him with a covenant. However, when the time comes to make the covenant, only one party walks the aisle. On that day the Lord made a covenant to Abram and secured it himself, a covenant that would not be fully realized until Jesus uttered the final words, “It is finished!"