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God’s Plan for Kingdom Growth | Mark 4:26-32 | 7/26/26

Sermon God’s Plan for Kingdom Growth Mark 4:26-32 I. We Have a Job A. Identify Where to Sow B. Prepare the Soil C. Sow the Seed D. Water, Weed and Protect E. Reap a Harvest II. God has a Job A. God Brings Life to the Seed B. God Produces the Harvest III. It Starts Small A. Don’t be Discouraged B. Be Patient. Think Generationally

The God of Another Chance | Jonah 3 | 7/19/26

Sermon The God of Another Chance Jonah 3 I. Another Chance (vv. 1-2) II. Belief Moves (vv. 3-5) III. The God of Astonishing Mercy (vv. 6-10) Theology in Application: I. Preach the Gospel

From Babel to Abraham: The Family Tree of Grace | Genesis 11:10-32 | 7/12/26

Sermon From Babel to Abraham: The Family Tree of Grace (Genesis 11:10-32) I. Trust God's Faithfulness to Keep His Promises (vv. 10–26) II. Trust God's Power in Your Weakness (vv. 27–30) III. Trust God's Providence in Every Season (vv. 31–32) Theology in Application: I. Trust even when you cannot see His activity. II. God works through ordinary faithfulness.

Babel: When Heaven Came Down | Genesis 11:1-9 | 7/5/26

Babel: When Heaven Came Down Genesis 11:1-9 I. Human Arrogance (vv. 1–4) a. They reject God’s command. b. They seek autonomy. c. They pursue glory instead of God’s glory. II. Heaven’s Awareness (v. 5) a. The LORD comes down. III. Heaven’s Reversal (vv. 6–9) a. God overturns human rebellion. b. God gives them exactly what they feared. c. Unity was the problem—not the solution. d. God's judgment is also an act of mercy. Theology in Application: I. The Great Reversal a. Whose name are you building?

What is a Nation? | Genesis 10 | 6/28/26

What is a Nation? Genesis 10 I. The Nations Come from One Source II. The Nations are Divided Into Two Seeds III. The Nations are Composed of: Land, Language, Lineage, and Lordship. V. The Nations Need Redemption Theology in Application: A. What does God expect of YOU in this Nation?

The Good Shepherd | Psalm 23

The Good Shepherd Psalm 23 I. From Lost to Found (v.1) II. From Wandering to Guided (vv. 2-3) III. From Fearful to Fearless (v.4) IV. From Empty to Overflowing (v. 5) V. From Uncertain to Secure (v. 6) Theology in Application: 1. Can you say: The LORD is MY Shepherd?

How to be Ready for Jesus' Return | 1 Peter 4:7-11

How to be Ready for Jesus' Return 1 Peter 4:7-11 I. Focus Attentive Prayer for One Another (v. 7) II. Deep Love Toward One Another (v.8) III. Joyful Hospitality for One Another (v.9) IV. Specific Service to One Another (v.10) V. Depend on God's Strength (v.11)

A New Adam Falls | Genesis 9:18-29

Sermon A New Adam Falls Genesis 9:18-29 I. A Vineyard of Failure (vv. 18-21) II. A Household Divided (vv. 22-23) III. A Future Declared (vv. 24-29) Theology in Application: I. Beware of Sin After Spiritual Success II. God’s Covenant Continue Despite Human Failure

A Covenant in the Clouds | Genesis 9:8-17

This week we will be looking at Genesis 9:8–17, where God establishes His covenant with Noah after the flood—a promise not merely to preserve creation, but to advance His plan of redemption. This passage explores what a covenant is and why it’s important to understanding our Bible. We will see that even though humanity remains sinful even after the flood, God pledges never again to destroy the earth with water. This covenant reveals both God’s justice toward sin and His commitment to sustain history so that His saving purposes in Christ might unfold. God not only speaks this promise but gives a visible sign—the rainbow in the clouds—which serves as a gracious reminder of His mercy. Yet, the rainbow is not merely a sentimental symbol, it testifies that God remembers His covenant and continues to show patience toward a sinful world. And importantly, the rainbow points beyond itself to a greater covenant reality: Jesus Christ, who now reigns at the right hand of the Father and intercedes for His people by His once-for-all sacrifice. I look forward to gathering together this Sunday to hear God’s Word, worship Christ our covenant-keeping Lord, and to be reminded again that His mercy still stands for all who come to Him in faith. Sermon A Covenant in the Clouds Genesis 9:8-17 I. God Establishes His Covenant of Grace (8-11) a. Covenants establish a bond between God and man. b. Covenants involve blood—life and death c. God’s covenant is sovereignly administered. II. God Gives a Sign in the Clouds (12-17) III. God Remembers His Covenant (15-17) Theology in Application: I. The Rainbow Points to a Greater Covenant!

In the Beginning...Again (Part 2)

This Sunday we will continue our series through Genesis, “In the Beginning…Again (Part 2)” from Genesis 9:1–7. After the flood, Noah steps into a world that has passed through judgment and into a new beginning. But an important question remains: How do you rebuild life in a broken world? Before cities, governments, and institutions, God begins with worship, calendars, families, dominion, and justice. Building off last week, Genesis 9 gives us God’s blueprint for life on the other side of judgment—and it turns out to be the very world we still inhabit today. Together we will see how God calls humanity to be fruitful, steward His creation, and protect human life as image bearers. Most importantly, we’ll see how all of this points us to Christ—the greater Noah and true Adam—who entered judgment on our behalf to make all things new. As broken as our world is, Christ has not abandoned it. He gathers His people for worship and sends them back out into the world to live faithfully for His glory. Sermon In the Beginning...Again (Part 2) Genesis 9:1-7 I. Children: The Brick of Legacy (9:1, 7) a. Parents: disciple your children b. Evangelize your children c. Church: invest in the next generation II. Dominion: The Brick of Stewardship (9:2–4) III. Justice: The Brick of Protection (9:5–6) Theology in Application: I. Gathered for Worship, Sent for Work

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