Genesis 10:1-3 – In Genesis chapter 10 we have extensive genealogies of the sons of Noah, this text is often referred to as the “Table of Nations”. Why have these genealogies been recorded? What was their significance to the Nation of Israel? What can we learn from them today? …In this sermon, Steve demonstrates that…
Genesis 9:18-29 — In this study, Steve continues to draw lessons for our lives from Noah’s fall into sin. He also explains the curse that Noah pronounced on Ham’s son Canaan. Sadly, this curse has been misunderstood throughout history and used to justify certain racist and oppressive practices.
Genesis 9:18-29 — Sadly, the story of Noah doesn’t end well. After exiting the ark and settling down, Noah fell into sin and disgrace. In this sermon, Steve begins to unpack some important lessons we learn from his poor example.
Jeremiah 31:31-40 — In this sermon, Bro Steve explains the seventh and final covenant in the Bible – the New Covenant. All the preceding covenants find their fulfilment in this wonderful Covenant and in its mediator, the Lord Jesus Christ.
In this sermon, Steve explores the Land Covenant and the Davidic Covenant. He takes us from God’s anointed king the shepherd boy David, through to His eternal King Jesus Christ.
The Mosaic covenant is the largest and most complex covenant in the Bible and perhaps the most misunderstood. In this sermon, Steve explains the nature and purpose of the Mosaic covenant and it’s relevance to New Testament Believers.
God promised that the seed of the woman would crush the serpent’s head. Through whom would this promised seed come? The answer is found in considering the covenant God made with Abraham.
In this sermon and the four that follow, Steve digresses from his verse-by-verse study through the Book of Genesis to teach us about the covenants of the Bible. This sermon covers the Edenic, Adamic and Noahic covenants.
Genesis 8:15-22