Being righteous in a wicked world isn’t easy for the righteous–but we find insights about being righteous in a wicked world from Noah in Genesis 6:1-22. This passage sheds light on God, having a relationship with him, and how to endure being righteous in the wicked world around us.

There are many differences between various generations, but there are some things that all generations have in common. And what the first generations experienced can help us navigate what we experience in life. We’ll see some valuable lessons about this from the very first generations of all in Genesis 5:1-32.

The first family of all, from Adam and Eve, represent all the families, not just of the nation, but of the world. As we learn about the first family in Genesis 4:1-26, we’re going to learn about our own family’s strengths and weaknesses and where to find help for things to be better.

Many people in the world think Jesus is a good person–even people of other faiths and even those who have no faith at all. But Jesus is more than a good person. He’s more than a prophet. He’s more than even a great Savior. This message on Colossians 1:15-23 shows why Jesus is the supreme Savior and why no one else compares to him. It makes all the difference in our understanding of what salvation is and how to experience it with him.

With God all things are possible. But when it came to providing salvation, there was one thing that was impossible for God. This Good Friday message explores this idea and shows the utter uniqueness of and necessity for Jesus Christ to suffer the agonies of the cross.