Worship in the Word

I. The Danger of Compromise II. The Servant's Prayer III. God's Lovingkindness

In the burial narrative for Sarah, we find that a believer's hope is not found in this world, but in the promises of God. I. The Bitterness of Death II. The Hope of Faith III. What it All Means

I. The Test II. Abraham's Faith III. Jehovah Jireh

I. God's Faithfulness II. Sarah's Response III. Hagar's Response

I. Abraham's Sin...Again.  II. God's Protection III. Who Fears the Lord? 

I. The Sin of Sodom II. Lot's Response III. The Compassion of God

I. Abraham's Hospitality II. God's Message of Blessings III. God's Message of Judgment

I. El Shaddai II. God's Commitment III. Abraham's Commitment

I. The Justification for Sin II. The Consequences of Sin III. The God Who Sees and Hears

Dr Josh Mulvihill from Renewanation concludes our weekend family conference looking at Psalm 78

I. Abram's Concern II. God's Promise III. God's Covenant 

Jesus provides us a better hope because He saves forever those who are entrusted to His care. I. Context: Abram's War II. Abram's Tithe (Genesis 14:17-24) III. Significance of Melchizedek (Hebrews 7:11-28)

Genesis 13:1-18 I. The Problem II. Lot's Choice III. Abram's Choice

Genesis 12:1-20 Blessing is found exclusively in the God who requires our unconditional obedience.  I. God's Command II. God's Promise III. Abram's Response

God shows His grace by intervening to ruin man's attempts to find fulfillment apart from Him. I. The Sin of the People II. The Grace of God's Wrath III. The Hope of Abram

Genesis 10:1-32 I. Context: Noah's Pronouncement II. Descendants of Ham III. Descendants of Shem

Genesis 9:1-29 I. God's Mandate for creation (8:21-9:4) II. God's Care for Human life (9:5-7) III. God's Gracious Sign (9:9-19)

Genesis 8:1-22 Waiting Well Believers have hope in the midst of trial because they are remembered by God.  I. God Remembered Noah II. Noah Knew III. Noah Commits. 

Genesis 7:1-24 I. Noah's Obedience II. God's Sovereignty in Judgment III. God's Sovereignty in Salvation

Genesis 6:1-22: Noah I. Total Depravity II. God's Response III. Building the Ark

Believers mitigate the effects of sin by faithfully walking with God and knowing the comfort that comes from the Messiah.  1. The Continuity of Sin 2. The Hope of Walking with God 3. The Promise of Comfort

While often called the story of Cain and Abel, this passage is really about the grace and mercy of God.  I. A Sin Worthy of Judgement II. A Response worthy of Condemnation III. A Merciful God 

The First Sin Genesis 3:1-24 I. The Anatomy of temptation II. God's Response III. Severe Mercy

We see in this passage that God’s best for man is to be in a relationship with God that causes man to serve, obey and worship God I. Breath of Life II. The Garden of Eden  III. Creation of Woman

We break from our series in Genesis to spend time studying this passage in Jeremiah as we focus on topic of the sanctity of human life God has the authority to call the shots in our lives because He made us.  I. Jeremiah's background II. Formed for a purpose III. Called regardless of excuses.