Series Archives:Genesis Series

Sunday, August 13th ~ 10th Sunday After Pentecost The term “half measure” is defined by Webster’s dictionary as “a partial, half hearted, or weak line of action.” Another way to understand the term is to view it as less than our best effort. It is an attempt but not a full commitment. With that in… Continue Reading

Eighth Sunday after Pentecost – 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time – July 30th, 2017  How do you not become jaded and walk away from that which you love? The answer was maddeningly simple. You learn to become wiser and move on.     Sermon Notes: Bible Passage: Genesis 29:15-28

Seventh Sunday after Pentecost – 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time – July 23rd, 2017 No matter where your unexpected place is you can be sure that God will show up. In all places God promises to always be with you, to always keep you, and to always bring you back into his presence.    … Continue Reading

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost – 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time – July 16th, 2017 God isn’t like Louie who grew tired of Lily’s questions. God loves hearing from you, for you are God’s child, precious in his sight. So be bold and ask God all the “​why​”  questions you have. God wants to hear them…. Continue Reading

Fifth Sunday After Pentecost, Sunday, July 9th, 2017     No Sermon notes available. Bible Passage:  Genesis 24:34-38 Bible Passage:  Genesis 24:42-49 Bible Passage:  Genesis 24:58-67                     

Sunday, July 2nd, 2017   No audio file available. No sermon notes available. Bible Passage:  Genesis 22:1-14  

Third Sunday after Pentecost – 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time – June 25, 2017 The story of Abraham is one of call; God’s call to Abraham. It is a story of Promise; God promises to make Abraham the father of many nations or people. It is also a call to Faith; God asks Abraham to… Continue Reading

Second Sunday after Pentecost, June 18, 2017, Father’s Day In God, we rest secure that God’s promises will come to be, just as they did for Sarah and Abraham. At the Lord’s table we see God’s promises fulfilled. Our Father gave his Son to keep the promise that in Christ you have life. God is… Continue Reading

Trinity Sunday, June 11, 2017 First in a sermon series on Genesis. In the beginning God. That is how Genesis begins. It begins with God. It always begins with God, not us. As a matter of fact, it’s never about us. It is always about God.     Sermon Notes: Bible Passage:  Genesis 1:1-2:4a