"Preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching."
The Call of Abram
The sermon, "The Call of Abram," introduces Abram as a pivotal figure in Genesis 11-12, highlighting God's sovereign cho…
The Tower of Babel: Pride and God's Purpose
The sermon details the account of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11, framing it as a historical flashback that explains h…
A Global Gospel Mission
The sermon, titled "A Global Gospel Mission" from Genesis chapter 10, asserts that God's ultimate purpose is His own glo…
The Rest of the Story
The sermon begins by contextualizing Noah as a new Adam figure who, despite surviving the flood, still possesses a falle…
God Is A Covenant-Keeping God
The sermon presents God as a covenant-keeping God, beginning with an examination of the Noahic covenant in Genesis 8-9. …
A New Beginning
The sermon recounts the Genesis narrative of Noah, beginning with the command to enter the ark before the flood, which t…
The Ark of Safety
The sermon revisits the Genesis account of Noah, recounting the widespread sin that led to God’s judgment and highlighti…
From the Fall to the Flood
The sermon on Genesis 6 presents the flood as God’s judgment on the escalating wickedness of humanity following the fall…
The Gospel in Seth's Genealogy
The sermon examines Genesis chapter 5, tracing the lineage of Seth as the divinely appointed line of redemption, contras…
Two Sons and Two Seeds
The sermon, based on Genesis 4:16-26, explores the contrasting legacies of two lineages: the ungodly line of Cain and th…
Worship, Wrath, and the Way of Cain
The sermon, titled "Worship, Wrath, and the Way of Cain" from Genesis 4, explores acceptable worship, the deceitfulness …
The Serpent Crusher
Here is a summary of the sermon in one paragraph: The preacher explores the biblical narrative from Genesis 3 to Revelat…