Join Pr. Eric Flickinger and our special guest this quarter, professor Michael Hasel, as they provide additional...
The Bible tells us that “All the families of the earth” were to be blessed through Abraham.
Many are still tested like Abraham was...
The covenant is always a covenant of grace, of God doing for us what we could never do for ourselves.
The meaning of the name Abraham underscores God’s desire and design to save all peoples.
For the ancient Semites human names came heavy-laden with spiritual significance.
How does the name ’El-Shaddai give us comfort?
When you think of or hear the name Yahweh, what traits or characteristics automatically come to mind?
What is the name of God? What does it mean?
Noah did more than just warn his generation of God’s approaching judgment.
At the time of the Flood, the Creator of the world became the Judge of the world.
Few natural phenomena are more beautiful than the rainbow...
God and humankind enter into an agreement...
There is no question, Noah was someone who had a saving relationship with the Lord.
How did things get so bad so quickly?
Have you ever wondered what what sin did to God’s creation?
Do you think marriage is a good analogy for the covenant? Or does it fall short?
In this covenant God refers to Himself as a husband...
The covenant with Moses, like all of the covenants, was a covenant of grace, God’s grace extended to His people.
God promised to enter into a close and lasting relationship with Abram.
God said He would make a “covenant” with Noah, but what did that mean?
The origin of the word covenant is unclear, but it has come to mean ‘that which bound two parties together.’
This week is a quick summary of the whole quarter, as we take one day each to look at the early covenants.
The Bible overflows with calls to sinners and backsliders...
We tend to believe people we know and instinctively distrust those whom we do not.
This test of the tree provided an opportunity for Adam and Eve to respond positively or negatively to their...
God addressed Adam and Eve as intelligent beings who could respond to His kindness and enter into communion and...
