July 21, 2024 • Phil Barnard, School Principal • John 4, Genesis 24
Throughout the Scriptures, people meet each other at a well and find a love that is faithful and true. However, Jesus gives a woman a restored relationship when He meets her at a well. This love is more than romantic, more than familial, and more beautiful than any relationship we can imagine. Jesus provides what we often are looking for when He offers us living water that truly satisfies.
Destruction/Salvation
July 14, 2024 • AJ Vega • Genesis 7:11–16, 1 Peter 3:18–22
Compare Genesis 1:6-8 with Genesis 7:11. In creation, God separates the waters above from the waters below. In the flood, God allows the waters to come crashing back together. This is a "decreation" of sorts. It's in this decreation and judgment that Noah and his family are preserved and saved.
Creation & Identity
July 7, 2024 • Elder Rick Keagy • Genesis 1:1–10, Matthew 3:13–17
Water is all around us. We drink it to survive, we use it to clean ourselves, and we swim in it for fun. What if God made water not only for our physical benefit but also to point us to deeper realities? In this series, we explore the role of water in God's work in this world.
