Scripture: Genesis

Long ago, God took Abraham outside under a dark sky and told him to count the stars. “So shall your offspring be,” God promised. Though Abraham had no children then, God declared that through him all nations would be blessed. And here we stand today, part of that…

There’s a famous painting that shows a king playing chess with the devil. Satan sits across from him with a smirk on his face, believing he has the king in checkmate. The king looks worried, sweating, with his hand on his head as he studies the board. But…

Why do we sing? Well, it’s what we do while all the latecomers are getting in and situated, right?. And also, it’s the filler between Sunday School and the message. Or is it more than that? And while singing in church is important, it certainly isn’t the only place…

The sermon centers on the analogy of building a strong and secure family tent, mirroring the construction of a stable marriage and family life. It underscores the pivotal role of Jesus within marriage, advocating for his presence to nurture love and unity between partners. Emphasis is placed on…

“Grace,” it’s a much-mentioned theme in the New Testament, mentioned about 130 times depending on the translation. The Apostle Paul begins and ends each one of his epistles with the blessing of grace. With this many mentions, grace must be a pretty important concept. Justice and mercy were…