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Sep 7, 2025
Sermon: The Patriarch – Inheritance of the World
Genesis 15: God's promise to Abraham has two parts to it, a son and the land. Today, we focus on what the promise of the land is about and how it is understood as the history of God's redemption moves toward Christ.
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  • Sep 7, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – Inheritance of the World
    Sep 7, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – Inheritance of the World
    Genesis 15: God's promise to Abraham has two parts to it, a son and the land. Today, we focus on what the promise of the land is about and how it is understood as the history of God's redemption moves toward Christ.
  • Aug 31, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – As to Adam, so Abram
    Aug 31, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – As to Adam, so Abram
    Genesis 15.7-19: Wrapped up in Abram's story is the ongoing tension of promise, fulfillment, suffering, and hope for a future beyond death. These themes come into our life as well. The desire we have of a good life here, but also of an eternal life forever. We live this in tension, meanwhile struggling with the hardships of this life. Within that gap of promise and realization we learn to trust and to hope in the God that has brought our salvation.
  • Aug 24, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – Walking in Faith
    Aug 24, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – Walking in Faith
    Genesis 15.1-6: Looking again at the first six verses, we consider Abram 'walking' with God into fullness, living out of the 'Amen' of trust, and being renewed in right relationship with God (righteousness).
  • Aug 17, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – Believing the Unbelievable
    Aug 17, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – Believing the Unbelievable
    Genesis 15.1-6: We continue in our Abraham series and consider how the promises of God turn Abraham's life of negation into a life of abundance. This is the life of faith, but it takes trusting in God's sovereignty and goodness. This is the path of faith as we follow in the footsteps of Abraham, the father of faith.
  • Aug 10, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – Believing the Unbelievable
    Aug 10, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – Believing the Unbelievable
    John 11.25, 14.6, 15.1: In a three-week series, Elder Jasper Hall leads us through Jesus' "I Am" sayings in the Gospel of John.
  • Aug 3, 2025Sermon: Let Me Introduce Myself – Part 2
    Aug 3, 2025
    Sermon: Let Me Introduce Myself – Part 2
    John 10.7, 10.11: In a three-week series, Elder Jasper Hall leads us through the "I Am" sayings of Jesus in John's gospel.
  • Jul 27, 2025Sermon: Let Me Introduce Myself – Part 1
    Jul 27, 2025
    Sermon: Let Me Introduce Myself – Part 1
    John 6.35, 8.12: In a three-week series, Elder Jasper Hall takes us through Jesus' "I Am" statements in the Gospel of John.
  • Jul 20, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – the Word of the LORD
    Jul 20, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – the Word of the LORD
    Genesis 15.1-6: This chapter enters us into the theological heart of the Abraham narrative. In the midst of an unsure world that might bring significant fear, the Word of the LORD comes to Abraham to reassure him of his care. In our world, the fight of faith is the fight against impatience to God's promised fulfillment and ease of life. Within the biblical accounts, we see the exact opposite - of waiting and also times of suffering. May the ancients guide us in this wisdom.
  • Jul 13, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – A Mysterious Meeting
    Jul 13, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – A Mysterious Meeting
    Genesis 14.17-24: In the aftermath of Abraham's victory and rescue of Lot, he meets up with two kings, including the mysterious King Melchizedek. In his presence, we see the power of the path of blessing, which is the path of the living God. As Abram, so are we blessed to be a blessing.
  • Jul 6, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – The Liberator
    Jul 6, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – The Liberator
    Genesis 14.1-16: In this text, we see the dangers of growing attraction to worldliness. As Lot moves away from Abraham and blessing, he begins to get caught up in the curse of world. In response, Abram does not leave his nephew to be lost, but comes to the rescue foreshadowing what Christ does for us. But the warning is clear: be wary of worldliness for it brings hidden dangers we cannot see.