The conclusion of Genesis chapter 3 is loaded with mystery. What are we to make of the “us” of verse 22? The tree of life? The Cherubim? While the passage is loaded with mystery it is also full of tragedy and sadness. And while the passage is loaded with tragedy and sadness grace is nearby. In this message Pastor Rick Anderson expounds on the mystery, tragedy, sadness and grace of this passage.

Shame is one of the most horrible emotions that we can experience. It cuts deep into our soul like a razor and leaves a mess that can last for a lifetime. In this message Pastor Rick Anderson shows how the Lord takes away our shame and transforms it into glory!

Authority of every description has fallen on hard times these days. As a result we have all suffered a loss of intimacy and respect. What is the cure? In this message, Pastor Rick Anderson takes this up discussing biblical authority within the context of the gospel as it is proclaimed in Genesis 3:20.

In this message Pastor Rick Anderson discusses the effects of the fall upon men especially as it concerns marriage and the workplace.

In this message Pastor Rick Anderson discusses the effects of the fall upon women and especially the unique pain that a mom undergoes in bearing and raising children.

In the the life of the church there are all kinds of questions that can be answered correctly without any working understanding of the answer. On such question is, “How did Jesus defeat Satan?” In this message, Pastor Rick Anderson seeks to answer that question starting from the foundation given to us in Genesis 3:15.

The history of Israel and her kings teach us of a correlation that exists between the righteousness/ unrighteousness of the king and the welfare of the people. Once we understand this principle we can begin to see how the perfectly righteous Kingship of Christ is truly a blessing to His people.

God is active in the ordinary moments of life working for His glory and our good. In this message, Donald looks at ways we can glorify God in the ordinary and examines the ordinary means of grace.

Psalm 61 by Tri-State Community Church

We are constantly bombarded with the temptation to walk in the light of men, the world, and the flesh. But in Isaiah, through a great vision of hope, the Lord calls us to walk in His light. In this message Rick shows us that God’s light does not change, is trustworthy, and breaths life in to death, darkness, and hopelessness.