This week, Pastor Brown continues Genesis with the life of Abraham and how his story is an illustration or typology of the starting point of the life of faith for a believer.

God gave us our voices as a chief means of expression. It gives us power and the ability to influence. Our sin once attracted the wrath of God, but Jesus' sacrifice changed that. We are the redeemed and it is up to the redeemed to say so.

In a modern day setting, the word gospel has lost its significance. It's been softened, muted, and sanitized. Realistically, The Gospel is the most important term in the whole world. It is the central answer to life's most important questions - "What is the meaning of life?" and "Why am I here?"

Pastor Brown continues our Genesis study in Genesis 6 with a study of Noah, of the flood, and the typology relationship between the ark and the plan of salvation.

Pastor Brown continues his Genesis series with the different theories surrounding the sons of God mentioned in Genesis 6. He is followed by Pastor John Chandrakanth, from the country of India, here with Missionary Carl Keller.

Spiritual dominion and expansion of the kingdom has two "loosers" – the one who does the work in heaven and the one who does it on earth. You are the looser on earth. Take the initiative. Take the authority. He has given it, He's waiting for you to act in faith and speak it.

This week in the study of Genesis, Pastor Brown speaks on chapters 4 and 5, and shows what the difference was between Cain's sacrifice and Abel's that made one more pleasing to God, and what it was about Enoch that made him the first man that didn't die.

Today, Vani Marshall shares her powerful and life changing testimony. Raised in a Hindu household and trained from birth to take over the family duties in the temple, she one day heard the audible voice of God and since then has never looked back.

Precluded by the testimony of special speaker Kent Saline and his ministry of street evangelism, Pastor Brown continues his study in Genesis chapter 3 on the fall of man, and how it relates to mankind's current condition in this world.

A relationship boils down to one word - commitment. It's the difference between a follower and an admirer. The Kingdom will not move forward with contribution, but with commitment. It's time to commit, to lay it all on the altar, to become a living sacrifice of time, talent, and treasure to the Lord.