This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "The Presence of the LORD" (from Genesis 4:16-26) that wrestled with the great divide that exists within humanity between (1) Those who live INDEPENDENT OF God, and (2) Those who live DEPENDENT ON God.

This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "The First GOSPEL" (from Genesis 3:15) that addressed the astounding, promise-making, life-giving, reality-altering verse tucked right in the middle of God's curse of the Serpent that serves as the first presentation and proclamation of Gospel truth found in Scripture.

In this stand alone sermon, Pastor Joe challenged us with Paul's instructions concerning Christ's supremacy and the vital importance of recognizing and living in light of His preeminence in all things!

This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "Cursed Is the GROUND" (from Genesis 3:9-24)  that addressed the sobering reality that SIN BRINGS CONSEQUENCES, but also reminded us that GOD SHOWS MERCY.

This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "The Man & His Wife HID" (from Genesis 3:6-13) that addressed the fact that sinners hide, but because of Christ we no longer need to hide from but rather we can now hide in Him.

In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us with the words of our Lord to pray like we believe that He is truly the Lord of the harvest Who will send our laborers into His harvest.

In this stand alone sermon, Pastor Joe challenged us to: UNDERSTAND our commission, UTILIZE His provision, LIVE in anticipation, and BE GRIPPED with desperation! We only have one life, and it must be used to honor Christ and fulfill His mission in the world.

In this stand alone sermon, Pastor Joe challenged us to remember that: Follow the example of our Lord and WASH EACH OTHER'S FEET! This reality should guide and guard the way we live and serve our Lord and His church.

In this stand alone sermon, Pastor Joe challenged us to remember that: GOD IS GOD, and we are not! This stabilizing truth will anchor our souls when trials come and life gets hard.

In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged us with the words of the Apostle Paul concerning God's faithfulness in our times of temptation.