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The nation of Israel had come back to the land, but they had not returned unto their God. Haggai tells them to consider their ways, and get to work. Find out more...

Have you ever made the same mistake or committed the same sin over again? You are in good company. Abraham had a besetting sin, but God's grace was greater than his sin. Find out more...

We must trust God's heart even when it does not seem to make sense. The message given to Jeremiah is not easy to express and not logical for the hearers, but it was still God's goodness working for them. Find out more...

Zephaniah begins by writing of judgment by God that would fall on many nations including the nation of Judah. However, the judgment of God was not meant to destroy, it was meant to purify and restore. Find out more...

The story of Naomi is one of the most relatable stories today. Naomi felt forsaken by God, but God was not done writing her story. Find out more...

Generations began to multiply on the Earth. The result of this multiplying to multiplied wickedness. God needed to judge this wickedness with a worldwide flood. Find out more...

Habakkuk complained to God about the state of the people of Israel. God's response shocked Habakkuk causing him to trust that God knew what He was doing. Find out more...

The Bible describes Lot as just and righteous, yet his life was distant from God. When the righteous walk distant from the Lord, lasting consequences follow. Find out more...

A family's heritage has lasting influence for good or bad. Genesis 4 and 5 give us two family heritages. One has lasting impact for evil and the other has lasting impact for good. Find out more...

Jonah wrote about the salvation of Nineveh. One hundred years later, Nahum wrote about her destruction. God sees, God knows, and God is always right. Find out more...

Talking with God seems so radical and yet so simple. Abraham pleaded with God in intercessory prayer for Lot and his family. Find out more...

Sin leaves a mark on the family. It does not take long from the first sin of Adam to bear fruit in his children - Cain and Abel. This tragedy reveals to us how God deals with sin and mankind. Find out more...

Micah is a book filled with both Judgment, prophecy, and hope for the future. God must judge sin, but He also wanted to give them hope in their coming King. Find out more...

Abraham was sitting in his tent when the Lord came by to meet with him. Abraham's meeting with the Lord teaches us several important lessons when we meet with the Lord. Find out more...

God gave a remedy for sin - it is Jesus. However, sin brings consequences. Find out more...

The book of Jonah reads backward. The Bible describes a prophet who is rebellious against God. The prophet eventually did what God called him to do and many were saved. However, this did not make Jonah happy. He wasn't excited that God gave grace to his enemies. Find out more...

God made a covenant with Abraham. The covenant was very specific. Abraham had his plan and his way, but God's way was best. Find out more...

Mankind was plunged into sin because of Adam and Eve's choice to eat of the fruit they were commanded not to eat. How would they respond? More importantly, how does God respond? Find out more...

Mary was weeping. The disciples were hiding. The air was silent. Was God working? Then came the morning when everything changed. Christ is risen from the grave! The morning brought hope, salvation, and exaltation. Find out more...

The cross is one of the most powerful messages God has ever given. Jesus was in agony on the cross and yet loved us enough to leave us seven messages that show His character. Find out more...

It is possible to stop the fire of revival in your heart and life. We are commanded from 1 Thessalonians 5 to not "Quench the Spirit." Listen to Evangelist Andrew Johnson as he preaches on what cultivates the fires of revival and what quenches them. Find out more...,

All of us have doubt. What is the relationship between doubt and faith. Those who knew Jesus best and spent time with Him for years still doubted. Find out from Evangelist Andrew Johnson how to deal with doubt and trust in God. Find out more...

The life of King Saul and David could not be more different in their responses to failure. You are guaranteed to make failure permanent if you follow these ten things from the life of King Saul. Listen as Evangelist Andrew Johnson shares how to prevent being a failure. Find out more...

Listen as Evangelist Andrew Johnson shares from Nehemiah 8 what Revival looks like. Find out more...

We live in troubling times. Listen as Evangelist Andrew Johnson preaches form John 14 about Jesus' message to His disciples who were troubled. Find out more...

The book of Obadiah may be short, but it packs a powerful message! God warns of pride in Edom. The message is still true for us today. Find out more...

If God gave you a command 13 years ago and it was not fulfilled yet, would you still follow Him? God renews Abram and gives him a new name to reassure Abraham that He was still working. Find out more...

This is the concluding message by Pastor Jackson on How to Understand the Bible. Find out more..

God is holy and must judge sin. This study on Amos 7-9 shows the prophet interceding on behalf of Israel, God who must judge sin, and a future restoration of Israel. Find out more...

Have you ever been tired of waiting that you tried to help the process along? Sometimes we think God does not care or is not working, and we attempt to give Him a helping hand. Abram and Sarai attempt the same thing in Genesis 16. Find out more...

Thank you for joining us for this insightful message from Pastor Jason Jackson as he instructs us how to understand the Bible. Find out more...

Many today live as if God's is not present and will not judge. We live our lives apart from God and expect that He will not keep His Word. God revealed to Amos what He was about to do in judgment. Seek God and live. Find out more...

Abram is in a waiting time with God. The promise of a son and great nation has not been fulfilled yet. Will God keep His promise? How will Abram know God will do it? Find out more...

When you point at someone, your have three fingers pointing back at you. In Amos, Israel sees God judge the nations around them, but inwardly does not think God will judge them. Find out more...

Do you find it hard to wait on the Lord. In the waiting times, it is trusting times. God reminds Abram that He is the exceeding, great reward. Find out more...

God designed and created marriage. Satan has sought to redefine, distort, and pervert marriage. What does the Bible say a biblical marriage looks like? Find out more...

God instituted the home first the be an institution that would last for a lifetime. It is the greatest picture of Christ and His Church. Sin has marred perfect marriage. The world has corrupted and perverted the definition of marriage. What does God say about it? Find out more...

The book of Joel speaks of future judgment during the Day of the Lord. It also speaks of God being in control of all of it as well as loving His people through it all. Find out more...

Abraham is maturing in his faith. His faith is seen in three areas in Genesis 14 - In Battle, Worship, and Character. Find out more...

God created man in His own image. God gave man purpose and responsibility to man. With this responsibility came both opportunity and prohibition. Man has the choice to love and serve God. Find out more...

The theme of the book of Joel is, "The Day of the Lord." Judgment comes in three phases for the land of Judah. The Day of the Lord was imminent for them, but it also has reaching impact on the future. Find out more...

Soon after Abram's dedication and return to the Lord, his faith is tested by contention within his family. How Abram responds should be the response of every believer. Find out more.

God saved the last of creation to be the best creation. What is the Crown Jewel of creation? It is you! Man is created uniquely and wonderfully in the image of God. You have a purpose and plan for your life in God. Find out more by listening.

Abraham left Canaan in fear and went to Egypt. His fear caused him to make very poor decisions. The Lord delivered Abram, and now he returned to his calling and the place of the altar.

This is the latest sermon in our series in Genesis: The Origin of Everything.