Sermons on Genesis
The Dream of the Oppressed
Genesis 37
Rachel, Leah, Zilpah and Bilhah
Explore Genesis
Wrestling With Our Better Angels
July 23rd Worship
Scoundrels, Dreamers and Second Sons
Welcome Rev Dr John Burton
The Binding of Isaac
Genesis 22: 1-14
Joseph’s Revenge
he chose to show sacred divine mercy!
Jacob & God’s Holy Creation
to simply bearing witness to the holiness of all of what actually is!
Encountering the Stranger, Encountering the Divine
Hospitality shared with a stranger, with joy, is encountering God.
This is who I am!
Most of us have never really met ourselves…We’ve met who we pretend to be, and who others have said who we are, or even who we’ve aspired to be, but not ourselves!
In the beginning and in the second beginning
my hope is to give you a taste of some of the thinking of scholars about how and when the Bible was written, by whom and for what reasons.
Fathers and God’s Joy
Rev. Liz introduces the story of Abraham and Sarah. The we hear testimonials from each of Betty Chenoweth and Helen Brandt to expand on that theme. Genesis 18:1-15; 21:1-8.
What Kind of God Do We Worship?
This is Good News for us because it means that God is with us wherever we go, that God joins us in every venture God calls us to, and that God indeed will provide.
Hagar and Ishmael, Sarah and Isaac
At the heart of this story is the question of who’s in and who’s out. How does any social group decide who’s part of ‘us’ and who belongs to ‘the other’.