Check out the final installment of our "Clarifying Creation" series. In this episode, we discuss the importance of divine rest, as featured in the 7th creation day, as well as draw some final conclusions from our study, and highlight a few resources for those wanting to dive even deeper into studying the creation narrative and related topics.

In this session, we continue looking at the story of Genesis 1, focusing on the "filling" days of the story, and how some of the unique details separate the biblical creation narrative from those of other surrounding cultures.

In this session we analyze the first three days of the creation story, noting the structure and form that God gives to the world and how it speaks to his greater intention and purpose for it.

In this episode we take a look at Genesis 1:1, discussing how the ancient Israelites likely envisioned God's created world very differently that modern people do. We will also take a look at the concept of divine accommodation, and why God chose to interact with mankind in such a way.

Anger, fear, joy--these are just a few of the powerful emotions that drive our lives. They can be huge blessings, or monsters to be fought if not expressed in healthy ways. Join us tas we continue our series, “At the Movies,”

Playing God always invites ruin. From Adam and Eve to our own lives, we repeat the same foolish cycle: trusting our wisdom over the Lords. We see this lesson repeat itself in every iteration of the hit franchise, Jurassic Park. Join us as we continue our series, “At the Movies."

Everyone needs a break--from the stress, the gloom, and the hectic pace of everyday life. Rest is meant to impact more than our minds and bodies, though. Our spirit yearns to find rest and be refreshed in God's presence, but finding and protecting this time requires discipline.

In this session, we explore the origin story of the woman, as well as the insights this accounts shares regarding the purpose of humanity and the relationship between the two sexes. We also look at the covenant of marriage, specifically in light of the human calling that runs throughout this chapter of Genesis.

Jesus didn't come to be served, but to serve and give His life as a ransom for many (Mark 10:45). As His followers, we're called to imitate His servant heart. Whether it's encouraging a neighbor, serving on a ministry team, or using your unique abilities to bless others, your service matters. It's healthy for the Church and vital to personal spiritual well-being.

In part 4 of our study, we analyze the Garden of Eden and the two trees in its center, looking at their importance in the greater context of the Ancient Near East, and how this information helps us understand their significance.

Tools are meant to improve our abilities when used correctly. This week we explored how Scripture is the ultimate tool God has given us—not just for knowledge, but for building a blessed life. Join us in this message as we continue our sermon series, “A Firm Foundation.”