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Sometimes there is no way out... but God! The first in this series explores the first mention of a 'but God' moment in the Bible and how it relates to the storms in our lives today.

Sometimes there is no way out... but God! The first in this series explores the first mention of a 'but God' moment in the Bible and how it relates to the storms in our lives today.

What are the dispensations in the Bible and why is it important to understand them?

Escaping Esau’s anger, Jacob flees his home after stealing the blessing. It is then that he has his first encounter with God at Bethel. Likewise many of us also have our first encounter with God at a time of loneliness, fear and uncertainty... where the God of grace reveals Himself!

God prepared a garden in Genesis and an even greater heavenly home for all who love Him. The New Jerusalem - Home sweet home! This Bible study explores the believer's wonderful future!

God prepared a garden in Genesis and an even greater heavenly home for all who love Him. The New Jerusalem - Home sweet home! This message explores the believer's wonderful future!

Back in the garden there were but two choices - the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. How do we choose to live by the tree of life today and what does this mean for humanities coming eternal choice?

Back in the garden there were but two choices - the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. How do we choose to live by the tree of life today and what does this mean for humanities coming eternal choice?

The good, the bad and the ugly at the return of the Lord. Where will you stand? This Bible study follows the thought of nakedness, shame and confidence before the Lord through some key scriptures in Genesis and Revelation.

The good, the bad and the ugly at the return of the Lord. Where will you stand? This Bible study follows the thought of nakedness, shame and confidence before the Lord through some key scriptures in Genesis and Revelation.

Jacob in Esau’s clothing uses deceit to receive the blessing, yet God's will and purpose still prevail. Maybe you can see yourself in a family in which every member had their own agenda in regards to God's will!

Acts 13:47 quotes Isaiah 49 and seems to apply it to Paul. Does this mean that the servant in Isaiah 49 is Paul and not Jesus? Or is there a dual fulfillment?

Sin and judgment came in in Genesis and go out, for all time, in Revelation. Explore the judgement and grace of God as we contrast the experience of believers and unbelievers in the hands of the living God.

Sin and judgment came in in Genesis and go out, for all time, in Revelation. Explore the judgement and grace of God as we contrast the experience of believers and unbelievers in the hands of the living God.

Genesis 25: 24-34 The birth of Esau and Jacob, and the desire and discarding of the birthright. Twin boys, yet different in every way!

Just as it was not good for man to be alone, so the Lord Himself desires a counterpart. Someone He can love and be loved by. Eve was taken from Adam and revealed... and so shall the church be soon!

Just as it was not good for man to be alone, so the Lord Himself desires a counterpart. Someone He can love and be loved by. Eve was taken from Adam and revealed... and so shall the church be soon!

Is the rapture seen or pictured in the book of Revelation? If so, where?