Podcasts about sermon text genesis

Synopsis: Genesis 17 is the fullest expression of the covenant of grace in the Old Testament and is the framework both Jesus and the Apostles use to explain the gospel. God recut the covenant of Grace with Abram with Command and Promise, which Abraham received and obeyed as a model for everyone in covenant with God. Sermon Text: Genesis 17:1-27

Synopsis: We attempt to rush the fulfillment of God's promises through our own means and create greater sin and suffering. Yet the gracious Lord sees and hears, guiding our every action—both faithful and unfaithful—toward his ultimate purpose to bless us and the nations. Sermon Text: Genesis 16

Sermon Text - Genesis 1.1-2.3 - by Pastor Dan Frey

Synopsis: This is the theological pivot of the Abraham narrative. From this point forward the series focuses less on the land and more on the seed. The covenant made here in the dark — sealed by God's own passing through — is the foundation on which every subsequent promise rests. And it is the same covenant renewed in our baptism, re-enacted each Lord's Day at the table, confirmed again every week in the covenant renewal service. We sit at the table amid our enemies. We see Christ through a veil. We live in the valley of the shadow of death. And the question Genesis 15 answers is the same question we bring to every Lord's Day: how do we know he will keep his word? Sermon Text: Genesis 15

Synopsis: Genesis 14 is Abram's only recorded military engagement in Scripture. He is drawn into it not by ambition but by kinship obligation — Lot has been taken captive. He fights brilliantly, wins decisively, and then does something that requires more courage than the battle itself: he gives everything back. The chapter is less about what Abram achieves than about what he refuses. And what he refuses reveals the shape of his faith more clearly than the victory itself. Sermon Text: Genesis 14

Synopsis: What we believe about God shapes how we worship Him — and how we worship Him shapes the kind of people we become. Lot's doctrine is too small to govern his choices. His worship has lapsed. And so he is selfish, graspy, and puts his household in harm's way. Abram believes the promises. He worships. And so he is magnanimous, generous, and secure. Lot chooses by sight. Abram chooses by faith. Lot takes. Abram receives. Lot has a rich land that endangers his soul. Abram is a pilgrim who rests secure in the God he serves wherever he goes. Matthew Henry said it best: "Lot had the paradise, but Abram had the promise." This is life between the altars. Sermon Text: Genesis 13:5-18

Synopsis: The Egypt narrative teaches us that God is faithful in famine, that the bride will be protected even when the serpent seems to have her, and that the man of faith emerges from the furnace enriched, not destroyed. Sermon Text: Genesis 12:10 - 13:4

Synopsis: Genesis 12:1-9 provides the paradigm of obedient faith. The man of Faith leaves and puts self to death in obedience to the word of the Lord and who also proclaims his faith publicly. This is seen in two cycles; the word of the Lord comes to Abram, and he responds in obedience and then the Lord appears and Abram responds in obedience. Sermon Text: Genesis 12:1-9

Synopsis: The transition between the primeval history and the history of the Patriarchs is one that reveals the quiet work of God to bless the world by blessing his people. God's subtle and quiet work in the grand narrative of redemptive history gives hope to those in trying and seemingly hopeless circumstances. Our challenges are not setbacks to God's plan, they are part of His plan. Sermon Text: Genesis 11:10-32

Synopsis: The unity of man is potent and when used idolatrously for man's self-glory leads to potent rebellion and sin. God frustrates the false unity of mankind, scattering them and confusing their religion and language to weaken their rebellion. The antidote to the confused babel of man is the harmonious word of Christ. Sermon Text: Genesis 11:1-9

Synopsis: God blesses Noah whose family multiplies and spreads over the whole earth just as God commanded him in Genesis 9:1. However, the threat of the pre-flood culture of violence and human rebellion remains strong. Despite the counsel of the principalities and rulers of this world against the Lord, God is directing human history to its proper and glorious end. Sermon Text: Genesis 10

Synopsis: Noah, like Adam, fails to protect his garden from the serpent Ham. But Ham's sin is covered faithfully by his brothers Shem and Japheth. Noah blesses God for his own faithful sons and curses the later generations of Ham, knowing what kind of sons he would produce. Sermon Text: Genesis 9:18-29

Sermon Text - Genesis 12.1-8 - by Pastor Dan Frey

Synopsis: To be “remembered by God” is a great act of His covenant grace. To be a part of God's remnant, a participant in his new creation and an object of his memory gives life purpose in the present and hope for the future. Sermon Text: Genesis 8:1-9:17

Synopsis: Yahweh sees the rampant, all-consuming violence of men and takes action by uncreating the world. He accomplishes this by washing it clean of its corruption, so that He can begin again with Noah who is provided with a way of escape. Sermon Text: Genesis 6:9-7:24

Synopsis: The natural and blessed state of marriage and fruitfulness were violated to produce great evil on earth. God moves against this evil while graciously leaving a way of escape from his wrath. Moses is not only explaining to Israel where sin ultimately leads but is preparing them to fight the giants in the Promised Land. The giants are mighty but mortal. All men deserve God's wrath and the only escape is God's unmerited favor. Sermon Text: Genesis 6:1-8

Sermon Text: Genesis 1-3

Synopsis: Van Til said that culture is religion externalized. The religion of the city of man is contrasted with the city of God by their cultural endeavors. While the city of man sings songs defiantly taunting God and His creation, the city of God proclaims the name of the Lord. Sermon Text: Genesis 4:17-26

Synopsis: Just as some harmony returns to Adam and Eve, the full truth of the fall is laid open to them. The first natural born man, Cain, envies his younger brother because Abel's worship is honest, heartfelt, and acceptable to God while Cain's is selfish, half-hearted, and disingenuous. The antithesis is revealed to be that the wicked envy the righteous because of what they have – God's favor. Like his spiritual father, Cain murders and lies, becoming a wanderer on earth while Abel's blood cries for justice from the soil. Sermon Text: Genesis 4:1-16

Sermon Text: Genesis 1:26-28

Synopsis: Man comes to see the full effect of evil and the desperate need for God's provision of restoration, to which God responds in compassionate judgement and promise of restoration. God calls sinners to confess, declares punishment for sin while giving hope to sinners by making gracious provision for believing sinners. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:8-24

Synopsis: Man comes to see the full effect of evil and the desperate need for God's provision of restoration, to which God responds in compassionate judgement and promise of restoration. God calls sinners to confess, declares punishment for sin while giving hope to sinners by making gracious provision for believing sinners. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:8-24

Synopsis: What begins as a dispute about God's intentions and the meaning of God's exact command, turns quickly into a desire to grasp after equality with God by seeking a man-defined “good.” Genesis 3:1-7 is a literal explanation of the fall of man and an archetypal explanation of the nature of every temptation to sin since the fall. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1-7

Synopsis: What begins as a dispute about God's intentions and the meaning of God's exact command, turns quickly into a desire to grasp after equality with God by seeking a man-defined “good.” Genesis 3:1-7 is a literal explanation of the fall of man and an archetypal explanation of the nature of every temptation to sin since the fall. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1-7

Synopsis: God has provided everything man and woman need to obey his command to be fruitful and multiply. Humans have the spiritual capacity, moral agency, and mutual assistance, by God's design, to obey and prosper in Covenant with Him. Sermon Text: Genesis 2:4-25

Synopsis: God has provided everything man and woman need to obey his command to be fruitful and multiply. Humans have the spiritual capacity, moral agency, and mutual assistance, by God's design, to obey and prosper in Covenant with Him. Sermon Text: Genesis 2:4-25

Synopsis: What the creation account records is that in three 24-hour days God formed the cosmos. In another three days he filled that cosmos with reproducing and abundant life. God's word forms and fills. His word sets boundaries and gives blessing. In the Creation account we not only see the control of Elohim, but the lovingkindness of Yahweh Elohim. The transcending God and the imminent Lord. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:1a-2:3

Synopsis: What the creation account records is that in three 24-hour days God formed the cosmos. In another three days he filled that cosmos with reproducing and abundant life. God's word forms and fills. His word sets boundaries and gives blessing. In the Creation account we not only see the control of Elohim, but the lovingkindness of Yahweh Elohim. The transcending God and the imminent Lord. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:1a-2:3

Synopsis: Genesis begins the bible by declaring God's existence and explaining creation, Man's corruption, and God's cure. It is a series of “family stories” that explain the trees and thorns, or the sons of cursing and sons of blessing, upon which God's self-revelation focuses and is mediated. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:1a

Synopsis: Genesis begins the bible by declaring God's existence and explaining creation, Man's corruption, and God's cure. It is a series of “family stories” that explain the trees and thorns, or the sons of cursing and sons of blessing, upon which God's self-revelation focuses and is mediated. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:1a

Synopsis: We can learn what is necessary to raise young women who are prepared to be helpmates and household managers through basic biology and through the many examples of godly women provided for us in the bible. Sermon Text: Genesis 2:18

Synopsis: We can learn what is necessary to raise young women who are prepared to be helpmates and household managers through basic biology and through the many examples of godly women provided for us in the bible. Sermon Text: Genesis 2:18

Sermon Text: Genesis 32:24-31For more information on Buncombe Street Methodist Church in Greenville, SC, visit our website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.buncombestreet.com

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Sermon Text: Genesis 12:1-4; 15:2-6For more information on Buncombe Street Methodist Church in Greenville, SC, visit our website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.buncombestreet.com

Sermon Text: Genesis 2:5-7

Sermon Text: Genesis 2:5-7

Sermon Text: Genesis 11:1-9, Philippians 2:1-13, Luke 4:1-13   The Church is the body of Christ, so we reflect Christ's nature - fully human, fully divine. Therefore, there's nothing we do in the church that doesn't have eternal, spiritual ramifications. When it comes to stewardship, all of it draws us to Christ or obscures Christ to us. So as we go through the "administrative" parts of the church in the coming months, let us look with the eyes of faith - pray, listen, discern, and commit.   Follow St. Mary's: www.facebook.com/stmarysunitedchurchofchrist/ www.instagram.com/stmarysucc/   Want to support the work of St. Mary's? https://www.eservicepayments.com/cgi-...

Sermon Text: Genesis 15:5-6 For more information on Buncombe Street Methodist Church in Greenville, SC, visit our website at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.buncombestreet.com

Pastor Christopher Betner Sr. and Lady April 10th Pastoral Anniversay Service8/25 Sunday Sermon with Sermon Text: Genesis 6:9-22

Sermon Text: Genesis 17

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: Standing on God's promises, fathers must lead their wives in nurturing their Children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. This means that we should have a robust theology of discipline, as well as education. Biblical Childrearing is ruling children well by setting and keeping boundaries of behavior and thought, providing the security and discipleship for children to thrive. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28 and Ephesians 6:4

Synopsis: The fall drastically effected Man's ability to image and imitate God because Adam and Eve failed to fulfill their calling as male and female. Masculine headship and Feminine Subordination were damaged, and the harmony of man fell into discord. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1-21

Synopsis: The fall drastically effected Man's ability to image and imitate God because Adam and Eve failed to fulfill their calling as male and female. Masculine headship and Feminine Subordination were damaged, and the harmony of man fell into discord. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1-21

Synopsis: The fall drastically effected Man's ability to image and imitate God because Adam and Eve failed to fulfill their calling as male and female. Masculine headship and Feminine Subordination were damaged, and the harmony of man fell into discord. Sermon Text: Genesis 3:1-21