The opening of the Believe series, on the basic foundations of Christian faith and on apologetics as an art form: learning to say what you believe and why.
Abram meets two kings in one day. He gives a tenth to one and refuses a thread from the other, so nobody can say they made him rich — declining…
Abram holds every advantage and offers Lot first choice of the land anyway. Pastor Adam titles it for what is at stake — the idol of “mine” — and notes…
The Proverbs run closes with thanks to the volunteers who put on most of the service, and an invitation to be part of the family rather than an audience for…
Proverbs does not generally promise or command — it observes, and the observations hold most of the time rather than always. Reading it as guarantee produces disappointment; reading it as…
A series through Genesis begins with the subject of the first sentence rather than the mechanics of creation: God existed before time and created the beginning itself. Creation is thought…