Two for One

This Sunday, we spent time talking about Cain and his family. It's interesting how the Bible records these historical markers for us to see how society has changed (or not changed), and to see how actions have far-reaching consequences.

Also, I'm going to post the audio of the Ladies Tea from yesterday here at the church. The speaker, a young lady who has a tremendous heart for missions, tells about her life, and I'll let her share the details.

Sermon, June 26
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Ladies Tea
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Willful Tragedy

Everyone is pretty familiar with the story of Cain and Abel, at least in the general sense. But looking closer at the particulars reveals a bunch of relevant, applicable truth about our attitudes, our thankfulness, and the sin that crouches at the door.

Sermon, June 19
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Finding Mercy

Today we explored how, even through their sin, God showed mercy and love to Adam and Eve. They didn't deserve it, but God gave them hope in the middle of their mess

Sermon, June 12
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Consequence

Describing the consequences passed on to Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 is a challenge. The passage itself is straight forward, but there is so much involved, it's hard to know what to include and what to leave out. Sin is so embedded in us that teasing out the nuances, let alone the big details, leaves me pretty frustrated.

So, I'm including the links to the two papers that I mentioned. I hope that people will read them, and I hope it will spark some discussion. More than that, I hope it will prompt changes in our lives by the Holy Spirit.

Sermon, June 5
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Male-Female Equality

All About Eve