At the end of the creation account, God rests. In the giving of the Ten Commandments, He commands us to rest, too. Why is it significant that God rested? How does our obedience to the fourth commandment help us understand our creatureliness? No matter how we observe the Sabbath and keep it holy, Kevin reminds us that true rest is only found in Jesus Christ.

Our second Sunday in Genesis continues our journey through the creation narrative. This week, we look at God's creation of the natural world: the sun, moon, and stars, the waters and land, and all living creatures in between. It's here in these first verses of Genesis that we see God's sovereignty and power on full display: nothing is outside of His handiwork or control. How might we draw comfort and courage from the knowledge that God is in control? How might we draw near to Him, and how has He drawn near to us in His Son? Kevin walks us through these questions and more in Genesis 1:1-25.

We're stepping into the new year with the first sermon in our new series walking through the book of Genesis!

This week, we start that beginning, Genesis 1:1-2. These early chapters of Genesis are foundational for the Christian life and worldview. This is our origin story, which directly shapes our worldview and spiritual posture. Join us as we examine how Genesis begins to answer some of our most fundamental questions: (1) What is God like? (2) What were we made for? (3) What kind of world do we live in?