Sermons on Genesis
Homesick [Gen. 2:4-15] | Mike Lamson
As much as we love to talk about Sin (The “S” word) and the Fall, Genesis 2 paints a picture of humanity’s fundamental longings, that for the Garden of Eden. Pastor Mike walks through how this intersects with our everyday lives, and how we can let go of the hopelessness of this world’s ways by connecting with our basic longings for Eden.
The “S” Word [Gen. 3] | Mike Lamson
Mike starts our Lenten sermon series talking through a word that has been abused by the church, yet also is important in the story of Scripture, the “S” word. Mike reflects on the story of the first humans and what they did when they chose to go against the way humans were designed, and it is a…
When the Church Walks in Justice [Micah 6:8] | Mike Lamson
Mike walks through the words justice and righteousness in the Hebrew Bible, leading up to the church’s call to care about the most vulnerable.
Can We Talk…About Anger? [Part 1] | Mike Lamson
Mike continues our series on dialogue examining righteous anger, as we examine Jesus’ shocking episode in the Temple driving out the merchants and moneychangers, and how we all too often justify our anger as righteous that might not be rooted in God’s goodness.
Going Back to Go Forward
Pastor Mike invites us to consider our past and how it impacts our future
The Heartbeat of God: Generosity
Pastor Mike begins a new series speaking about how generosity is woven into the fabric of the universe.
*Video is follow-up to teaching, not Sunday teaching.
Raw Stories of Reconciliation
Pastor Mike closes the “Our Threefathers” series with a deep dive on Jacob’s reunion with Esau
Wrestling
Pastor Mike challenges us to struggle with God, and not against him.
Stealing and sovereignty?
Pastor Mike challenges us to look with a higher perspective through the journey of life.
Keep digging
Pastor Mike teaches us the importance of persistence in blessing others as we follow the story of Isaac through Genesis.
Isaac: Sacrifice
Special guest Eric English teaches us how to shed our cultural blinders, and engage the story of Isaac’s sacrifice with fresh perspective.
That’s not my name
Pastor Mike teaches us what it means to bear our God-given names, and reject the names others give us.
How do I know, God?