Category Archives: Genesis 1

Let’s open our Bibles to Genesis chapter 1 and this will be the last in our series of origins that deal with the creation in Genesis 1. We bring the story, the six-day creation to its close. Now let me … Continue reading →

And we continue tonight in our study of the book of Genesis, chapter 1. Origins, day six, the creation…what a great, great time we have had doing this. I can’t think of a series I’ve done in recent years that … Continue reading →

My friend Ron handed me a little article out of the Los Angeles Times from Friday, June 25…just a couple of weeks ago. It says, “A Delta II rocket carried a NASA telescope off Cape Canaveral Thursday on a three-year, … Continue reading →

And we’re looking at day five in the creation, Genesis 1:20 to 23…Genesis 1:20 to 23. The text says, “Then God said, ‘Let the waters team with swarms of living creatures and let birds fly above the earth in the … Continue reading →

Thank you for being here tonight and continuing with us in our study of Genesis chapter 1. Let’s open our Bibles to Genesis chapter 1. We come now to day four in creation…day four. It is described in Genesis 1:14 … Continue reading →

Let’s open our Bibles to Genesis chapter 1. We are continuing in a study of creation, the account of creation, the only authoritative account of creation given in the first chapter of the first book of the Bible, the book … Continue reading →

This is message number six in our look at Genesis chapter 1 in the study of origins. Some people have asked me, “Are you going to do the entire book of Genesis?” And the answer is no. Others have asked … Continue reading →

As you know, we have been doing a series in the last several weeks on the subject of origins. Obviously this had alerted my mind to our society and perhaps more sensitively than it has been in the past. And … Continue reading →

If you want to open your Bible, you may to Genesis chapter 1…Genesis chapter 1. And we are finally going to arrive at the section on origins in Genesis 1, and then a little in to chapter 2, which is … Continue reading →