What Happened in the Fall?

Sin. Not a fun topic, but it is certainly central to the message of the Bible. If we don't understand it, we miss what happened to Adam and Eve and the human race. Today we talked about sin entering into the world and what it is.

Sermon, May 22
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The Fall of Man

Interestingly enough, this is the 100th post on the church blog here! It's hard to believe in some ways, but the time has flown by here at KBC. Today's sermon is about the fall of mankind in the garden of Eden. Their temptation and failure presents an enigmatic look at the origins of our sinful hearts.

Sermon, May 15
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For the Mothers

Ah, Mother's Day! To all the mom's out there, Thank you! And as for this sermon, the first part of the audio didn't get captured. Sorry!

Sermon, May 8
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The Making of the Woman

Sorry this is so late. I realized I hadn't posted the sermon yet so without further ado, here's the next one in Genesis.

Sermon, May 1
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Remembering

Easter is about remembering what happened when Jesus rose from the dead. Simple enough, but we weren't there. How can we put into context what those people saw 2000 years ago? What they left was a marker for us to consider, a lasting reminder that they really saw what happened.

Sermon, April 24
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The Trees

I've never been much of one to let any holidays interrupt a sermon series (Someday they'll have my picture near the dictionary entry for "curmudgeon") but today's sermon I think went pretty good with Easter around the corner. In Genesis 2:15-17, we see not only purpose in God's design of the garden and mankind's activity there, but purpose in the trees that God placed there. It's certainly a weighty topic, but hopefully the main idea of the reasons for God's test were laid out.

Sermon, April 17
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The Giver of Life

Where does life come from? Life is a mystery, something that is more than just a biological definition. Life comes from God, and we see that in the text today as God makes man from dust, yet breathes life into him.

Sermon, April 10
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