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Foundations of Faith and the Human Story

Genesis

This series invites us to journey through Genesis not just as ancient history, but as a living narrative that speaks to our deepest questions: Where did we come from? Why is the world broken? What is God's plan for humanity? And how can we walk in faith today?
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The Parables of Jesus

Kingdom Stories

This series we will look into the heart of Jesus’ storytelling—where everyday scenes become windows into eternal truths. Each parable reveals a facet of the Kingdom of God, challenging listeners to see with spiritual eyes and respond with transformed hearts.

Jonah

The Book of Jonah is one of the most intriguing and compact narratives in the Hebrew Bible—just four chapters long, yet packed with drama, irony, and profound theological insight.

How To Live In a World That Is Getting Worse

When the world feels like it’s unraveling—whether due to climate change, political unrest, inequality, or just the weight of everyday chaos—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or even hopeless.

How do we respond as Christians?

Book of Mark

This series on the gospel of Mark, here are some excellent sermons that walk through the book chapter by chapter, exploring its themes of discipleship, Christ’s authority, and the urgency of the Kingdom. 

Devotional 23

Who is Japheth

Genesis 10:2–5 highlights Japheth’s descendants spreading across the earth, foreshadowing Gentile inclusion in God’s plan. Though not chosen by lineage, we’re grafted in by grace through faith in Christ, becoming one family under God’s promise. Salvation is by faith alone.

Key Passage: Genesis 10:2-5

Devotional 22

The problem with Noah’s story

Genesis 9:18–29 reveals that even after renewal, sin persists. Noah’s fall and Ham’s dishonor show evil lies in every heart. True change comes not by fixing circumstances but by receiving a new heart through Christ—one that desires righteousness and reflects God’s grace.

Key Passage: Genesis 9:18-29

Devotional 21

Departing the ark

Genesis 9 reveals God’s renewal after the flood, echoing creation. He commands Noah to be fruitful, promises never to destroy the earth again, and chooses redemption over destruction. Through Christ, God restores what’s broken, offering hope, transformation, and freedom for all creation.

Key Passage: Genesis 9:1-29

The Importance of Baptism

Baptism is of immense importance. In this message we will be exploring the reason and purpose of Baptism. Why should we be baptised? And what is its purpose in the Christian life? Is it just another meaningless command? or does it contain deep symbolism that should encourage us and remind us of who we are in Chris, for the rest of our lives?

Key Passage: Matthew 6:1-22

Get on the boat

This message, God as a judge through the lens of Noah's flood, presenting it as a prototype for the final judgment. We will delve into the nature of God's justice, His patience in warning humanity, and the means of deliverance through faith in Christ, emphasising that salvation comes through the gospel and not through human efforts to fix a brok...

Key Passage: Genesis 6:1-22

Devotional 19

The Rain has Stopped

Genesis 8:6–12 shows Noah seeking signs of life after judgment. The raven thrived in death; the dove waited for renewal. Like the dove, Christians are called to reject worldly decay and long for heaven. Jesus lived as a wanderer—our true home is not here, but in the age to come.

Key Passage: Genesis 8:6-12

Devotional 20

Noah’s Covenant

Sin’s grip on creation began in Genesis 3 and lingered even after the flood. Yet Noah’s sacrifice, a “pleasing aroma,” led to God’s covenant—a promise of mercy pointing to Christ’s ultimate sacrifice, restoring humanity to God. Hope rises through covenant and fulfillment.

Key Passage: Genesis 8:6-12

Devotional 18

God remembered his people

Genesis 8:1 shows “God remembered” means He acted on His promise. Though Noah waited 150 days, God was faithful. Even in long, silent seasons, God never forgets. His timing is perfect—He fulfilled His promise in Christ after 4000 years. Take comfort: God always keeps His word.

Key Passage: Genesis 8:1

Devotional 17

Noah did everything the Lord commanded

Noah obeyed God by faith, not public support. Hebrews 11:7 shows he feared the Lord and trusted His word long before judgment came. True wisdom begins with reverent awe of God—not just as friend, but as sovereign King. His power and love call us to believe before it’s too late.

Key Passage: Genesis 6:22

Devotional 16

Build the Boat

The Ark’s detailed design affirms the flood as a real event, not myth. God’s actions—justice, mercy, love—are historically grounded, not symbolic. Scripture is a record of deeds, not parables. His promises bring comfort because He always acts on what He declares. God walks the talk.

Key Passage: Genesis 6:14-16

In Adam All Die

Explore the profound consequences of Adam and Eve's sin in this sermon on Genesis 4-6:8. Discover how humanity's trajectory was altered, the futility of human righteousness through the story of Cain and Abel, and the pervasive spread of sin through the line of Seth. Ultimately, find hope and refuge in the promise of a new Adam, Jesus Christ, who...

Key Passage: Genesis 4:1-26

Devotional 15

Nephilim and Sons of God

Genesis 6 introduces the mysterious Nephilim and the Sons of God marrying daughters of men—one of Scripture’s most debated passages. While views differ, the heart of the text warns us to value godliness over outward beauty, echoing Eve’s temptation and Proverbs 31:30.

Key Passage: Genesis 6:1-8

Devotional 14

Who is this promised offspring

Genesis genealogies trace the search for the promised offspring who will crush the serpent. Satan opposes him at every turn, but Scripture points to one perfect redeemer—Jesus—who conquers through love, not force. In every failure, we see our need for him.

Key Passage: Genesis 5:1-32

Devotional 13

Adam to Noah

Genealogies in Genesis reveal patterns—and powerful truths when those patterns break. Enoch, unlike others, didn’t die but was taken by God. His life contrasts Cain’s Enoch, who built a city in defiance. One sought heaven, the other settled for earth. Which path will we follow?

Key Passage: Genesis 5:22

Devotional 12

Two men by the name of Lamech

Genesis reveals deep truths through its genealogies. Today, we explore two men named Lamech—one from Cain, one from Seth—whose lives reflect sin and righteousness. Their stories point us to God’s redemptive plan: not judgment, but forgiveness through Christ.

Key Passage: Genesis 4:19-25

Devotional 11

Shattered the perfect relationship

Sin broke our bond with God in Eden—and by Genesis 4, it’s tearing apart human relationships too. Cain’s flawed sacrifice reveals a deeper truth: true worship begins with repentance, reverence, and reliance on God’s mercy. Only then are we made right through Christ.

Key Passage: Genesis 4:1-16

The Fall

Discover how the story of Genesis 3 answers the question, "How did we get here?" This sermon explores "the fall" by examining the nature of temptation, the painful rewards of sin, and our human tendency to play the blame game. Ultimately, we find that despite our failures, hope remains through the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, who succeeded w...

Key Passage: Genesis 3:1-24

Devotional 10

The blame game

We all play the blame game—pointing fingers to dodge guilt. Adam blamed Eve, Eve blamed the serpent. But the gospel demands a hard truth: I am the problem. Until we own our sin, we’ll never grasp grace. Freedom begins when we stop hiding and take it to God.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:7-13

Devotional 9

Curse laid upon both Adam and Eve

Plans often unravel, leaving us frustrated by life’s chaos. But this brokenness wasn’t God’s design—it’s the result of humanity’s choice to sin. Pain in work, childbirth, and daily struggle stems from the curse. Instead of anger, turn to God for strength—He alone can restore what’s broken.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:16-19

Devotional 8

The first animal offered to cover the sins of humanity

The first sacrifice came when God clothed Adam and Eve with animal skins, hinting at death to cover sin. Yet only Christ’s perfect sacrifice truly redeems. From Eden to the cross, blood was spilled so ours wouldn’t be. His worth surpasses all offerings—eternal, complete, and healing.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:21

Devotional 7

Tree of life

Genesis shows humanity barred from the tree of life. Revelation reveals access restored. In between stands the cross—Jesus bore our sins on a tree of death that became our tree of life. Through His sacrifice, eternal life is now freely given. All glory to God.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:22-24

Devotional 6

After God's perfect creation

Satan, the serpent, enters God’s perfect creation to deceive and destroy. Crafty and cunning, he sows doubt, twists truth, and leads us into sin. Yet his power is limited—God’s children are not alone. In Christ, we overcome the enemy who seeks to turn hearts from worship.

Key Passage: Genesis 3:1

Why did God create the world?

For what reason did God decide to create? Was he bored? Did he need someone to love or to love him? God had some ultimate purpose, some reason for which he decided to create all things, and this week as we look at Genesis 1-2. We will look at the biblical witness of God's reason for creating, for in it we perceive the reason for which he created...

Key Passage: Genesis 1:1-2:25

Devotional 5

Humanity was made in God’s image

Genesis 2 shows humanity as the pinnacle of creation, made in God’s image to reflect His character, live in relationship, and steward the earth. Though we fall short, Jesus—God’s exact imprint—perfectly fulfills this role, reconciling all things and restoring our purpose through His life and work.

Key Passage: Genesis 2:1-25

Devotional 4

First thing God does in creation

In Genesis 1:3–10, God begins creation by setting boundaries—light from dark, sea from land. Nothing escapes His control. Even suffering is limited by His love. Acts 17:26 affirms He sets our life’s borders. In every trial, we find comfort knowing God permits only what serves our good.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:3-10

Devotional 3

Day of rest

After six days of creation, God rested—not from weariness, but to delight in His finished work. In contrast, we live in constant toil, striving to prove our worth. Yet Jesus ended that pursuit on the cross, declaring “It is finished.” Now, true rest is found in His completed work, not ours.

Key Passage: Genesis 2:1-3

Devotional 2

Everything God made was good

All God made was good, not by effort but by nature. Even evil, when allowed, serves His purpose. From Joseph’s betrayal to Jesus’ crucifixion, God brings good from evil. Nothing happens outside His plan—His goodness prevails even in what we don’t understand. Trust in His sovereign will.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:31

Devotional 1

God creates the heavens and the earth

God created the universe by speaking—his word alone shaped all things. Unlike other myths with cosmic battles, Genesis shows God's unmatched power and authority. His word is eternal, trustworthy, and the foundation for life. We’re called to build on it, not human wisdom.

Key Passage: Genesis 1:1-2

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector

In Luke 18:9–14, Jesus tells a parable contrasting a proud Pharisee and a humble tax collector. One boasts in his righteousness; the other pleads for mercy. Through this story, Jesus reveals that true justification comes not from self-righteousness, but from humble repentance before God.

Key Passage: Luke 18:9-14

Forgiveness

Peter asks Jesus how often to forgive—seven times? Jesus replies, “seventy-seven times,” revealing forgiveness has no limit. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, we’re shown that mercy received must be mercy given. True forgiveness flows from the heart.

Key Passage: Matthew 18:21-34

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