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(Genesis 21:1-21) Pastor Daniel Davis shares how a sad story of broken people is a story worth telling because in their brokenness we see our own need for a hero – and we see God shine in the middle of the brokenness, keeping his promises.

(Genesis 19:30-38) Just as Lot’s sinful nature persisted inside of him, it persists inside of us – and it’s consequences are corruptive. But the redemption of all creation flows through even the most depraved of situations.

(Genesis 19:12-29) Because of the stark reality of Jesus’s coming judgement against sin, how we respond to our sin now makes all the difference in the world.

(Genesis 19:1-11) This terrible/explicit story shows many dark realities of sin, giving us a stark contrast against the beauty of Christ’s perfect righteousness.

(Genesis 18:16-33) The righteousness of God is shown through both his gracious blessing and just judgement.

Note: because of a power outage at the 37:35 mark, we lost about a minute of audio and the remaining section could only be recorded long-range. All things considered, it worked out pretty well.

(Genesis 18:1-15) Since faith is how we receive God’s covenant, what does true faith in Jesus Christ and his promises look like?

(Genesis 17:1-27) Since God deals with his people in the context of life-transforming, identity-shaping covenant; we must learn what it means to live in light of God’s promise.

(Genesis 16:1-16) The story of Hagar conceiving Ishmael is yet another example of humans scheming their way around God’s promise, and God redeeming the resulting broken situation.

(Genesis 15:1-21) In this passage we are fortunate enough to be given a glimpse into some of Abram’s most honest/searching questions, along with a powerful assurance from God.