Genesis 17 // Bill Gorman

This sermon explores the profound developments in Genesis 17, where God appears to a ninety-nine-year-old Abram to reaffirm his promises. We examine the introduction of God as El Shaddai (God Almighty), the significant name changes for both Abraham and Sarah, and the institution of circumcision as a permanent physical sign of the covenant. The message focuses on the necessity of walking blamelessly before God and the assurance that nothing is too difficult for the Lord, even when human circumstances seem impossible.

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26.02.01

Genesis 11 // Matt Rusten

This sermon covers the building of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11, a pivotal moment where human pride collided with divine authority. We examine the transition from a world with one language to the sudden diversity of tongues, exploring why God viewed this unified human project as a threat. By looking at the heart of the builders, we learn about the dangers of seeking to make a name for ourselves rather than honoring the name of God, and how this event explains the origin of different nations and cultures.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49551516
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26.01.25

Genesis 6-9 // Devion Evers

This sermon covers the momentous narrative of the Great Flood found in Genesis 6-9. We examine the grieving heart of God in the face of widespread human wickedness, the faithfulness of Noah in a corrupt generation, and the massive scale of divine judgment. Beyond the storm, we focus on the emergence of the remnant from the ark and the establishment of the Noahic Covenant, marked by the rainbow as a sign of God’s mercy and his commitment to never again destroy the earth by water.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49550158
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26.01.18

Genesis 3 // Bill Gorman

This sermon focuses on the pivotal events of Genesis 3, commonly known as "The Fall." We look at the subtle nature of temptation, the choice to disobey God, and the immediate shame that entered the human experience. By studying the dialogue between the serpent and Eve, we gain insight into how faith is challenged and how God responds to human failure with both justice and a profound promise of future hope.

SERMON NOTES (YouVersion): https://bible.com/events/49546501
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26.01.11

Genesis 1-2 // Taylor Fair

This sermon explores the opening chapters of Genesis, focusing on the intentional and orderly way God brought the universe into existence. By looking closely at the first two chapters of the Bible, we examine the origins of humanity, the significance of the Sabbath, and the design of the first marriage. Understanding these foundational truths helps clarify our purpose and God’s character as the Creator of all things.

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26.01.04

Revelation 7:9-17; 21:3 // Bill Gorman

This sermon paints a glorious picture of the future by exploring Revelation 7:9-17 and 21:3. See the great multitude, robed in white, gathered from every nation before the throne of God and the Lamb, worshipping with loud voices. We examine the promise of eternal comfort—no more hunger, thirst, or sorrow—as the Lamb shepherds them to living water. The teaching culminates in the profound declaration of God dwelling directly with humanity (Revelation 21:3), signifying the perfect, eternal relationship. A message of hope and victory for believers.

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25.12.28

Acts 2:1-13; Ephesians 2:19-22 // Bill Gorman

This sermon connects the Day of Pentecost (Acts 2:1-13) with the imagery of the Church as God's Temple (Ephesians 2:19-22). Acts describes the arrival of the Holy Spirit with wind and fire, enabling believers to speak in other languages, breaking down barriers of nationality and race. Ephesians explains the profound result: we are no longer strangers but fellow citizens and part of God's household, being built together on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus as the cornerstone. Discover how the Spirit’s power unites a diverse people into one dwelling place for God.

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25.12.21

Luke 2:1-17; John 1:1-18 // Rachel Nesse

Luke presents the humble birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, focusing on the historical event, the census, the manger, and the joyful announcement to the shepherds. John’s opening reveals the cosmic identity of Christ as the Word of God—who was with God, was God, and became flesh. This sermon beautifully connects the majesty of the eternal Son with the simplicity of the child in the manger, showing that the Creator entered His own creation as our Savior and Light. Essential for understanding the profound reality of Christmas.

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25.12.14