Sermons on Genesis
4. Noah’s Narrative Ark
(Gen 6:11-14; 18-22; 7:17-8:5; 9:12-17)
Questions for small groups: Perhaps start by sharing what you find difficult/problematic about this story! Has anything helped you to understand or overcome these difficulties? Why does God flood the earth (see Gen 6)? What do we read he feels about this? [NB you may find two explanations, as…
4. Cain and Abel
(Gen 4:1-6)
3. Falling with Grace
(Genesis 2:4-9;15-25, Matthew 6:25-33)
The small group questions are below: What is your reaction to reading Genesis 3? How do you manage the brokenness of the world? How does your faith help? Have there ever been instances when you have deliberately disconnected from God – why did you do so? What strengthen or weakens your…
2. God’s Story and Ours
(Genesis 3:1-7; 14-15; 20-21, John 3:16-17)
The Way of the Cross (Mark 8:31-38, Genesis 17:1-7,15,16)
The Way to the Cross: Let us be open to God and open to others. Let us pick up our cross and go for it, and let us do this in the confidence that God is with us, all the way. Amen
God’s Covenant with Creation (Mark 1:9-15, Genesis 9:8-17)
Morning Prayer & Holy Communion – First Sunday in Lent God’s covenant with creation
God on the Front Line (Genesis 28:11-18)
The second talk in our new sermon series “God on the Front Line”. Here’s the url for your Podcast App: https://www.sttims.org.uk/feed/sermon-podcast/
Let there be lights in the sky (Genesis 1:14-19)
The third sermon in our Lent series, following the themes of ‘Saying Yes to Life’ by Ruth Valerio. Want to delve deeper? Join the Lent Course, Thursdays at 19:30. Notes for home groups leaders can be found here.
Let the land produce vegetation (Genesis 1:9-13)
The second sermon in our Lent series, following the themes of ‘Saying Yes to Life’ by Ruth Valerio. Want to delve deeper? Join the Lent Course, Thursdays at 19:30. Notes for home groups leaders can be found here.
Life from limits and fruiting figs (Genesis 2:15-17 and 3:1-7, Matthew 4:1-11)
As we stand at the beginning of Lent, today’s sermon looks at how we can understand and embrace the limits that God has for us; […] limits which can help us to be what God intends us to be.
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