Midweek At Calvary Hanford

The flood survivors leave the ark and God explains to them the features and responsibilities that await them in their new world, including the eating of meat and their obligation to enforce capital punishment. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

The flood is over, but Noah spends week after week waiting for the Lord to speak and tell him to leave the ark. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

The flood finally comes after one last week of warning. Along the way, Noah works urgently and continually to obey the Lord and save lives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

God gives Noah a very important job – making an ark that will keep him and his family safe, along with all kinds of animals during the flood. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

In the days of Noah, the sons of God and the daughters of men produce the Nephilim, an evil race of demigod-like creatures, in an effort to stop the promises of God from being fulfilled. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Enoch and Noah stand out in the Godly line of Seth as men who faithfully walked with God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

The societies that come from the line of Cain are contrasted with the one that comes from the line of Seth. The difference is that one is full of believers, the other is not. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Cain and Abel bring an offering to the Lord, showing the condition of their hearts, and Cain decides to murder his brother. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Adam and Eve give in to temptation and sin by eating the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Along the way, we learn some things about human nature, the Devil’s nature, and God’s nature. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

God brings man and woman together in the Garden of Eden and along the way shows how lavish and generous He is in His many gifts toward humanity. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

In His final act of creation during the first week, God makes something special – human beings – who would administrate the world as His representatives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

In the first 6 days of the Creation Week we see the place God set up which would become our home, office and temple. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

God begins His special revelation by showing us where everything in our universe came from and how He feels about it. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Looking at Jonathan’s life as Saul’s faithful son. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Looking at Jonathan’s life as a friend to David. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Looking at Jonathan’s life as a warrior. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

In the final scene of Acts, Paul teaches a sermon to a group of assembled Jews about salvation, the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of His Kingdom. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Luke ends the incredible saga of Acts with some very routine, regular accounts of Paul’s time in Rome. How does that encourage those of us who are continuing the story of God’s work through His church? (Gene Pensiero Jr)

God sends Paul and his friends to Malta, where Paul is bit by a snake. Should we become snake handlers? How do we live as servants in the will of God? (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Samson destroys the Gaza gates and demonstrates the awesome power of God. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

Brought along on a doomed crossing, Paul and his friends prove to be the most useful passengers on the ship. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

From the human perspective, Paul’s sea voyage to Rome seems like a huge waste of time. In reality, it is full of great spiritual benefit and opportunity. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

Paul shares his testimony, the Gospel of grace and the resurrection, prompting Festus to accuse him of being crazy. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

We get an insider look into the talk and mindset of Festus and Herod Agrippa, two lost sinners who God was going to send Paul to evangelize. (Gene Pensiero Jr)

The chief priests want a favor, Festus wants to give it. Meanwhile, Paul gets to enjoy the much better favor of God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)