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The Creation of All Things (Evening Service)
Here is a little thought experiment for you (with thanks to Pastor Dan Phillips). What’s the most offensive verse in the Bible? Lots of possible answers come to mind. The verses about homosexuality clearly offend some. The verses about wives submitting to husbands offend others. The verses in the OT about wiping out enemies, even women and children are hard to swallow. Or what about Jesus saying that the only way to the Father is through Him? Non-Christians love to poke at Christians with whatever verse of the day they find offensive or silly or totally out of touch with modern reality. Would you like to know a good way to answer back? Why not fight fire with fire. Tell them they are missing the biggest and best verse of all. Tell them if they really are looking for the most offensive verse just start with the very first verse in the Bible. “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” Now that’s offensive! An absolutely sovereign God freely and independently of anything else created everything in the universe. Think about it. That means it’s all God’s and it’s all God’s doing. He’s the potter and we are the clay. He’s the creator and we’re the creature. God is God and we are not. There are two options, submit or rebel, obey or disobey. As another pastor put it (S. Lewis Johnstone), if you believe the first verse in the Bible, everything after that is completely believable. But if you reject the first verse in the Bible you start having trouble with the rest.
Creation and Love
What does creation tell us about God? Why do we feel closer to Him when we're admiring His creation?
The God Who Reveals Himself
Stand alone message in the Psalms. Scripture from Psalm 19.
The Firstborn Christ
Why is there a Trinity? Could it be that God became Three in order to make new things, and to eventually make all those things new?
Creation: Glorious, Frustrating, and Renewed
God gave us his amazing creation for our use, for us to rule over. We failed to rule over it, instead, we let it rule over us. Now we live in a frustrating and dangerous world, full of death and destruction. We don't see the world in subjection to us, but we do see Jesus, who has overcome the frustration of creation in his life, death and resurrection, and now calls us forward into his renewed creation.
Understanding Intelligent Design Message
Why Intelligent Design Matters
Understanding Intelligent Design Q-A
Why Intelligent Design Matters
Defending The Doctrine of Creation
Matthew 7:24-29 - Week 4/4 of Creation Month
