Genesis is the book of beginnings. It explains the origin of all matter, mankind, sin, justice, and even salvation. But it is so much more. It is a book that captures the multifaceted greatness of our God. As we dive into Genesis 1–11, let’s see our God in all His perfect glory. Let’s see His hand in all of creation. Let’s see the promise of His handiwork even in the great restoration and salvation He provides. No matter what obstacles arise, our great God is truly unstoppable!
Genesis is the book of beginnings. It explains the origin of all matter, mankind, sin, justice, and even salvation. But it is so much more. It is a book that captures the multifaceted greatness of our God. As we dive into Genesis 1–11, let’s see our God in all His perfect glory. Let’s see His hand in all of creation. Let’s see the promise of His handiwork even in the great restoration and salvation He provides. No matter what obstacles arise, our great God is truly unstoppable!
While we often look at Genesis as describing the “beginning”, it is also the road map all the way to the end. Genesis reveals some of the essential details in God’s plans, and that includes Christmas. So in this Christmas season, lets look back to Genesis, dive into Matthew and Luke, and look up in worship as we see a God who has a thorough, and completely fulfilled plan for our salvation!
Genesis is the book of beginnings. It explains the beginning of all matter, mankind, sin, justice, and even salvation. But it is so much more. It is a book that captures the many-faceted greatness of our God. As we dive into Genesis 1-11, let’s see our God in all of His perfect glory. Let’s see His hand in all of creation. Let’s see the promise of His handiwork even in the great restoration and salvation that He provides. No matter what obstacles arise… our great God is truly unstoppable!
Sin’s shackles have been broken. My heart’s selfishness can be transformed. My eternity is guaranteed. So, what is life like with the Father, Son, and Spirit? We should taste daily of the freedoms we have. We can be free from sin, shame, and even heartache. We can taste of and truly be… free indeed! This journey through passages in Romans will be a refreshing and hope-giving walk through God’s promise of life in the Spirit.
At Summit, we rally together to behold, pursue, and experience the living God. How do we experience the living God? As Moses cried out, “Show me your ways… show me your glory.” May we grasp His greatness through His humble, yet life-altering, ways. May we know Him personally as His glory transforms our souls.
Our calling is to belong, pursue, and experience our living God. As we enter this Easter series, let’s take on the challenge of experiencing our great God who died for us and rose again. Let’s experience our king and victory over death through life in Jesus!
Why are managing my actions and words so difficult? Why is being saved not enough for being perfect? What more is needed? Why do I want to do good and honor my God… and yet I don’t? This series will dive deep into the power and hope of being more than saved. We will learn what it means to experience God in all of His glory… to have His glory pour specifically through my toxic (sin-poisoned) heart and transform me, one degree at a time. Let’s dive into understanding ourselves, our needs, and His promises for change.
Our privilege is to know the God of all and experience Him in all of His glory. At Christmas, may we experience Immanuel… “God With Us”. As Moses called out, “show me your ways… show me your glory!” As we walk through this Christmas season, may we see His ways, may we see His glory.