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This is the divine verdict: Light came into the world and people loved the darkness rather than the light. A battle began about 6,000 years ago in the Garden of Eden. Humans decided that they didn’t need to listen only … Continue reading →

We are lost. To be lost means to be unable to find one’s way; not knowing one’s whereabouts; having gone astray or having missed the way; bewildered as to place or direction—[a little bit like coming out of Walmart and … Continue reading →

Message Title: Discovering Our Post-Eden World–Lost! Message Text: Luke 19:1-10 PDF GENESIS MESSAGE 9 – Discovering Our Post-Eden World : Genesis 3 : ffc : dave scott : 061216 AM : STUDY SHEET ONE PDF GENESIS MESSAGE 9 – Discovering Our … Continue reading →

SUNDAY AM As we enter the discussion this morning, we are going to direct our attention to the last question that God asks in Genesis three: “What is this that you have done?” Because of what they had done … … Continue reading →

The last question God asked in Eden: “What is this that you have done?” God has asked the questions and now proceeds with his judgments. Now we will begin to understand the catastrophe of the fall. So much of Genesis … Continue reading →

In view of the subject of freedom and liberty this morning, we are going to look at a greater freedom, our freedom in Christ. A freedom which knows no  social or political boundaries. A freedom that crosses all cultural and … Continue reading →

Tip Kamm – harmonica; Chuck Butterfield – guitar & vocal; Dave. 🙂

So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed. (John 8:36 ESV) We are indebted to our servicemen and servicewomen who have made sacrifices great and small to secure the freedoms we enjoy in this great country … Continue reading →

SUNDAY AM Four Questions Everyone Needs to Ask! Genesis 3:6-13 —————————————————– SUNDAY PM Is God Looking for You? 2 Chronicles 16

In an instant the original couple passed from life to death, from sinlessness to sin, from harmony to alienation, from trust to distrust, from ease to dis-ease. It did not take a day. It happened in a millisecond! [Hughes, R. K. … Continue reading →