Speaker: Austin Thomas

We return to our series on Genesis, exploring stories told and retold to the Israelites as they transversed the wilderness after begin freed from Egypt. This week we open to Genesis 11:27-12:9, as we are introduced to Abram and his family origins.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, exploring chapter 11. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 11, we learn the desire of God to preserve life in His creation.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, exploring chapters 6 through 9. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 9, we learn specifically the kind of God we have been called to love, trust, and obey.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 4. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 4, we explore the story of Cain and Able as an invitation to find our satisfaction in God alone.

This week we continue our new series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 3. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 3, we ask how the fall of mankind is an invitation to understand what it means to reflect the image of God.

This week we continue our new series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 2. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. If Genesis 1, God’s invitation is to “do nothing” then this week is God inviting us to “do something”?

We finish our series titled Hospitality: Fulfilling Our Mission. Through Easter we have explored what it means to fulfill our mission statement by looking at examples of biblical hospitality. This Easter Sunday we asked the question, how do we ultimately fulfill hospitality by inviting people to relationship with Jesus.

We continue our series titled Hospitality: Fulfilling Our Mission. Through Easter we will explore what it means to fulfill our mission statement by looking at examples of biblical hospitality. This Sunday we asked the question, how do we pursue people for their joy from John 4:4-30.