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Series: Genesis

Sermon: Redemption (Genesis 3:14-24)

Adam and Eve's realization of their nakedness and shame leads to God providing garments of skin, symbolizing the first act of redemption through sacrifice. In this message, Dan emphasizes the dual nature of God’s justice and love, illustrating this with stories from the Bible, such as Noah, Abraham, and Joseph, to highlight God's consistent pattern of redemption. Through these narratives, we explore how God's justice demands consequences for sin, yet His love provides redemption and grace. The ultimate expression of this love is found in Jesus Christ, who embodies the perfect balance of justice and sacrificial love.

Series: Genesis

Sermon: The Fall - Genesis 3:1-19

Genesis 3 reveals the tragic account of humanity's fall. In this pivotal chapter, we encounter the serpent's cunning deception of Eve, leading to disobedience and the introduction of sin into the world. The consequences of Adam and Eve's actions reverberate through history, affecting all of humanity. Despite their attempt to hide from God, they are confronted with their guilt and shame. However, amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope as God promises a Redeemer who will ultimately triumph over sin.

Series: Genesis

Message: "The Beginning of Marriage” from Genesis 2

In this sermon, Matthew examines Genesis 2:15-25, exploring the beginning of marriage. This passage explores the importance of understanding marriage within the context of God's plan for humanity. This passage gives us a blueprint for God’s design, urging couples to honor and respect each other, revisit their commitments, cultivate oneness, and demonstrate and appreciate vulnerability. Ultimately, the mission of marriage is to reflect Christ's love for the church, living out your marital vows in a manner that glorifies God.

Series: Genesis

Sermon: In the Image of God - Genesis 1:26-28

In this message, Matthew explores the theological significance of being created in the image of God, emphasizing that while humanity is not divine, it is uniquely created by the Creator with purpose, worth, and dignity. We go through various implications of this truth, including our responsibility to God, the value of every individual regardless of circumstances, and the divine purpose of human relationships and sexuality.

Ultimately, this message shows us a powerful reminder of the need for Jesus in our lives to restore what has been broken by sin and enable us to fulfill the purpose for which we were created: to know Jesus and make Him known. Through a blend of theological insights and personal reflections, this episode challenges listeners to consider the profound implications of being made in the image of God and the transformative power of the gospel in our lives.

Series: Genesis
Scripture: Genesis 1
Sermon: Formless and Void

In this intro to our series on Genesis, we begin with the foundational text that reveals God's divine character. Through Genesis, we explore pivotal themes like Creation, Fall, and Redemption, providing insights into our contemporary world's pressing issues.

Join us as we unpack key theological concepts of God. Whether you're new to faith or a seasoned believer, this series will offer valuable perspectives on aligning our worldview with God's unchanging standards.