Redemption Hill Church | Lawrence, Ks

God's glory is revealed through judgment and salvation in Sodom.

God draws near to reveal Himself to Abraham and Sarah, because faith in God is strengthened by the knowledge of God

Abraham is given a new name, new responsibilities, and new details about the promised offspring.

When our faith is small and our suffering great, our greatest need is to see and know God

Abram has followed the call of God, but he is still childless and does not possess the land. What about the promise? This is the question that haunts Abram, and a question that God will now answer definitively.

Discover the connection between mysterious Melchizedek and the Messiah

Abram and Lot are swept up in an international conflict in which the faith of Abram and the faithfulness of God are displayed

Paul's mission sets a model for those who carry on the ministry of the gospel

In Revelation 1 we are reminded of WHO God is. When we see Him rightly, we are changed and find confidence to trust Him.

When conflict arises within the family, Abram responds by walking in faith

Abram hears the call of God and obeys in faith. But when crisis arises, fear leads to compromise.

Salvation comes through faith in the promises of God

Human ambition for glory leads to judgment and division. But God's plan of redemption is to gather a people from all the nations.

A newly washed world, a new Adam, another commission, and another failure. But God is revealed as a covenantal God whose grace and faithfulness can overcome man's sin.

Sin always brings divine judgment, but hope for rescue is found in the grace of God.

In Genesis 5 we find a sobering reminder of life in a sin-cursed world as well a shining example of living by faith as we wait for the promise to be fulfilled.

Life outside the garden follows the same sad pattern of temptation, sin, and cursing. But as the curse spreads the promise continues; God is working to bring about his plan of redemption.

Adam and Eve's sin results in shame, fear, and divine judgment; but a glimmer of hope is found in God's gracious promise.

Only when we understand how things went wrong in the beginning will we understand our need.

In Genesis 2 Moses takes a second look from a different angle at the creation of man, diving deeper into the details to teach us something about ourselves.