Welcome to our sermon series page on the Book of Genesis. As the book of beginnings, Genesis provides the indispensable foundation for the entire grand narrative of Scripture. Written by Moses around the 15th century BC, Genesis introduces us to the self-existent God who created the heavens and the earth out of nothing by the power of His spoken word.
Through our exposition of this profound text, we explore key historical milestones that shape the human condition and the plan of redemption: the creation of mankind in the image of God, the tragic historical fall into sin, the catastrophic judgment of the global flood, and the scattering of nations at Babel. Crucially, Genesis also marks the beginning of God’s explicit covenant line. We trace the lives of the patriarchs—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph—observing how God sovereignly preserves a chosen line through whom all the families of the earth would ultimately be blessed.
Most importantly, Genesis points us forward to Jesus Christ. From the first whisper of the gospel in Genesis 3:15—promising that the seed of the woman would crush the serpent’s head—to the mysterious priesthood of Melchizedek and the ultimate preservation of the family of Israel, this book reveals a God who is passionately committed to fulfilling His covenant promises despite human frailty and failure. Listen to our audio and video expositions below to discover how the ancient truths of Genesis anchor our faith today.