Genesis 27:1-44. Becoming
frail and blind at 137 years old, Isaac thinks he is nearing the day of his
death and wants to settle family business before he dies. (Preached on 2/28/2010)
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
The OT: PMDD—Pt. 11 :A Bride for Isaac, part 2
Genesis 24:29-67. Abraham’s
chief servant is sent 500 miles north to find Isaac a wife from among Abraham’s
relatives near the village
of Nahor . (Preached on 2/14/2010)
Sunday, February 7, 2010
The OT: PMDD —Pt. 10 :A Bride for Isaac, part 1
Genesis 24:1-28. As
Abraham is nearing 140 years old he sends his chief servant, the daily manager
of his affairs, to carry out the special task of finding a wife for his son
Isaac. (Preached on 2/7/2010)
Sunday, January 31, 2010
The OT: PMDD —Pt. 9: Sodom & Gomorrah
Genesis 18:1-19:29. God has determined to destroy the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah due to their exceeding wickedness. Abraham tries to intercede for them, but eventually realizes that the cities are indeed totally consumed by evil. 1/31/2010
Sunday, January 24, 2010
The OT: PMDD— Pt. 8: Abraham & Isaac
Genesis 22:1-19. God calls Abraham to sacrifice his only son Isaac, through whom the chosen nation was to come. Only when Abraham raises the knife to slay his beloved son does the Lord stay his hand, seeing that His servant had passed the test of faith. 1/24/2010.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
The OT: PMDD— Pt. 7: Sarah & Hagar
Genesis 16:1-16. Sarah grows anxious as she and her husband grow older without any sign of the numerous descendants that God promised them. Instead of trusting God to fulfill His word, she gives her servant Hagar to Abraham to produce a child. Abraham goes along with this plan, and their lack of faith leads to conflict and war in the Middle East for thousands of years to come. 1/17/2010
Sunday, January 10, 2010
The OT: PMDD— Pt. 6: Abraham & Sarah
Genesis 12:10-20; 20:1-18. God calls Abraham to leave his hometown of Ur to occupy the land of Canaan, promising him that his descendants would inherit the land later known as Israel. But when Abraham travels to Egypt, he chooses to fear the Pharaoh rather than trust his God, resulting in a compromising situation for him, the Pharaoh, and his own wife. 1/10/2010.
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