Boone's Creek Baptist Church

Reruns are no fun, especially when its a re-run of an already terrible episode. That's exactly what we have in Genesis 9, which is almost an exact repeat of Genesis 3 and the Fall. After having high hopes that Noah would be new kind of man and would lead to a new type of humanity, Noah demonstrates that nothing about our nature has changed after the flood. Join us as we consider these very sad...

We all know from Sunday School that the rainbow was the sign of God's covenant promises to Noah, but why did God choose the rainbow, and what can this covenant sign mean for us now? Plus, how should we think about cultural misappropriation of the rainbow in order to affirm sexually deviant practices? All of this and more in this week's sermon.

Today we discuss the details of the covenant God made with Noah. In this covenant, we see the provision of meat and the restriction of blood, but we also see the reasons why, and why blood is such a significant theme in the Bible.

After disembarking, God initiates a covenant with Noah, though there are several striking elements to this covenant. Most notably, there is a costly sacrifice, followed by a startling announcement from God that humanity will not be any different after the flood than they were before. However, this does not stop God from making an enduring promise regarding his undeserved mercy toward us. What a be...

After considering all the monumental changes occurring beneath the surface of the flood waters, Moses returns our attention, and the Lord's attention, to Noah. What does it mean to be remembered by God, especially in these dark and terrifying circumstances?

Join us as we finish our consideration of how the current scientific evidence, including rock layers, geographic formations, and fossils all point to the undeniable reality of a global, catastrophic flood as described in the Bible, and how our knowledge of this event can lead us into deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, pastor Tim Wade takes a look at some of the scientific evidence that we can observe today that points to the flood of Noah's day. However, do we draw our assurance of the truthfulness of the flood account from scientific evidence, or from somewhere else? Join us as we consider these important questions.

When God's judgment comes, it comes completely. Genesis 7 is a stunning and comprehensive account of God's judgment poured out on the earth. Join us as we take close look at this sobering passage.

Join Youth Director, Chris Ratliff, as he explores our responsibilities as Christians from 2 Peter 1:1-11.

In this passage, we see alternating tones of grace and wrath as God shows favor to Noah, but pronounces judgment on the world. How does this alternating message have relevance for our life today, and what does instructions about building the ark have to do with Jesus? Join us as we consider these truths and more!

In this Easter message we consider the promise of satisfaction that is described in Isaiah 53 and accomplished in Christ's suffering, death, and resurrection. Through Christ's atoning work, the Father is satisfied, The Son is satisfied, and we can be satisfied as well.

This passage presents some of the most difficult questions of interpretation found anywhere in the Bible. Who were the Sons of God? Who were the Nephilim? Does God change his mind? These questions can be intriguing, but this text is much more than just a topic of academic debate. It is a description of the world in which we now live, and a reminder that God is not indifferent to our suffering, and...

The Story of Enoch is one of the most fascinating stories in the Bible! We are told that Enoch walked with God and as a result, he did not have to experience death, but was taken directly to heaven! While the end of Enoch's story is fascinating, it's his walk with God that the Bible emphasizes. How can we have such a walk? Is it even possible? Join us as we consider all the wonderful aspec...

Most of us tend to pass over genealogies rather quickly in our bible reading, thinking that they have little to offer us. However, such an idea could not be further from the truth! This genealogy is rich with meaning, as it reveals to us the terrible reality and pervasiveness of death. Yet there is hope, in the midst of all the death, we are reminded that God's image is not lost, it remains im...

In Genesis 4, we see two contrasting societies, one built on self-glorification, the other humbly calling on the name of the Lord. While the former has all the worldly advantages imaginable, the latter is the one that we should pursue. Join us, as we consider these contrasting societies, and how we can be a part of the correct one!

Human beings have always been enthralled with stories of crime and punishment, why? And what can we learn about ourselves from a millennia-old murder case that was open and shut? Join us today as we continue exploring the sad saga of Cain and Abel.

The story of Cain and Abel has resonated with humanity down through the ages. John Steinbeck calls it the most well known story in the world in his allegorical retelling in his own novel, East of Eden. The story sticks with us for a number of reasons, but it also reveals our own struggle against sin and in pursuit of faith.

After handing down the curses, God banished Adam and Eve from the garden of Eden. Was this a punishment, or an act of mercy? And will we ever be able to get back to the garden?

What happened as a result of the fall? How was man's relationship altered with creation, himself, his fellow man, and with God? All of these relationships are addressed in the curse. Join us as we unpack this comprehensive curse, and see how it is that these effects of the curse are overcome in our lives.

In the midst of delivering his curse upon the earth and mankind as a result of sin, God makes a startling promise about a future deliverer who will crush the head of the serpent and undo the effects of his treachery. How is this theme picked up and developed in the Bible? Join us as we consider this wonderful promise of a future serpent crusher!

Adam and Eve had been told that the fruit from the forbidden tree would make them like God, but instead, they experienced only shame. Shame is an awful knowledge that causes us to act in unwise ways. Join us as we consider how to deal with this awful knowledge.

What are the components of Satan's temptations, not only for Adam and Eve, but for us as well? It is only knowing the avenue of attack from our great enemy that we can hope to defend against it. This week, by examining Satan's temptation in Eden, we see his tactics exposed, and can learn from them how best to defend against them.

In Genesis 3, a mysterious serpent appears on the scene to tempt Adam and Eve. But who is this serpent? What does scripture say about him? Most Christians have recognized the real power behind this serpent to be Satan, but why, and how was this accomplished? Join us today as we consider this great enemy of humanity, and how we are to continue struggling against him today.

After we celebrate the arrival of Christ at Christmas, we then must make a decision about how we will respond to the news of his arrival. Matthew gives two different responses in which we can find the foundations of every other response. We can either respond in sacrificial worship like the wise men, or with murderous rebellion, like Herod. Which will you choose?

We will often sing, "Mary did you know?" at Christmas. In this Christmas Eve sermon, pastor Tim Wade examines the scriptures to determine what it is that Mary likely knew, and how he actions based on that knowledge an provide a framework of faithfulness for us to follow.